In this episode of the PT Podcast, Rob Panariello—physical therapist, athletic trainer, strength and conditioning coach, and consultant with over 40 years of experience—discusses best practices for guiding athletes through ACL recovery.
In this episode of the PT Podcast, Dr. Chuck Thigpen joins Dan Bien to discuss comprehensive strategies for rotator cuff rehabilitation, covering both non-operative and post-operative care.
Running injuries in female athletes are more than physical. This episode of the University Orthopedics PT Podcast with Dan Bien explores the complex and often overlooked factors contributing to running injuries in female athletes, featuring expert insights from Rachel Lampros, PT, DPT, MS, SCS and Amy Devaney, PT, DPT, OCS.
Before undergoing ACL reconstruction, it's vital you understand what surgery and rehabilitation will entail to optimize the chances of success.
Maddie was on the ice when a hit sent her to the hospital with a broken femur. In her myUOIstory, she shares how PT Dan Bien and PTA Russell White helped her get back on the ice for an MVP season and college commitment.
On the latest episode of the University Orthopedics PT Podcast with Dan Bien, UConn's Julie Burland, PhD, ATC, CSCS, dives into a groundbreaking discussion on the concept of learned helplessness in patients recovering from ACL reconstruction (ACLR). Her research is paving the way toward a deeper understanding of how psychological and neurological factors intertwine—and how this knowledge can transform rehabilitation.
The USA Gymnastics Championships are returning to downtown Providence June 16–21, 2025, with elite competition hosted at the Amica Mutual Pavilion and developmental events held at the Rhode Island Convention Center.
With an impressive research background, Dr. Jochimsen shares her expertise in hip screening tools, patient-centered care, and evidence-based interventions.
Drawing on decades of clinical and performance experience, DPT Dan Lorenz shares actionable insights on program design, exercise selection, and emerging rehab technologies.
March marks the return of spring sports, including baseball, softball, track and field, and soccer for many athletes. These sports often involve sudden sprinting or acceleration which may increase susceptibility to hamstring injury.