Shoulder pain and stiffness can make even simple tasks—like reaching for a cup or putting on a shirt—feel impossible. Two of the most common causes of this discomfort are frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) and rotator cuff tears. Though they affect the shoulder...
Rotator Cuff Tears vs. Shoulder Dislocations: What’s the Difference and How to Treat Them in North Texas
Shoulder pain can have many causes, but two of the most common injuries we see at Plano Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Center (POSMC) are rotator cuff tears and shoulder dislocations. While both can lead to pain, weakness, and limited motion, they’re very different...
The Importance of Physical Therapy After Osteoarthritis Surgery
Recovering from osteoarthritis surgery, such as a hip or knee replacement, doesn’t end in the operating room. In fact, one of the most important parts of the healing process begins shortly after surgery: physical therapy. At Plano Orthopedic & Sports Medicine...
Understanding Hip Osteoarthritis: What It Is and When Surgery May Be Needed
Hip pain can interfere with even the simplest daily activities, from walking around the block to getting a good night’s sleep. One of the most common causes of chronic hip pain is osteoarthritis—a degenerative joint condition that can progress over time. At Plano...
How Physical Therapy Helps Treat and Prevent Youth Sports Injuries
Youth sports provide countless benefits for kids and teens—from staying active and building confidence to learning teamwork and discipline. But with all the activity comes an increased risk of injury. Sprains, strains, knee problems, and overuse injuries are some of...
What Is the Most Common Injury in Youth Sports?
Youth sports are a wonderful way for kids and teens to build confidence, stay active, and learn teamwork. But with all the benefits of playing sports, there’s always the risk of injury. At Plano Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Center, we often see young athletes with...
Physical Therapy for Foot and Ankle Pain in Youth Sports
Youth sports are a great way for kids and teens to stay active, build strength, and gain confidence. But with the excitement of competition and training often comes the risk of injury. Foot and ankle pain is one of the most common problems young athletes face,...
Foot and Ankle Pain in Youth Sports: How POSMC Can Help
Youth sports are an incredible way for kids and teens to stay active, build confidence, and develop teamwork skills. But with the benefits of sports often comes the risk of injury—particularly to the foot and ankle. Whether it’s soccer, basketball, football, or track,...
Physical Therapy for Youth Sports Injuries: Helping Young Athletes Heal and Return to Play
From soccer fields to basketball courts, youth sports are an incredible way for kids and teens to stay active, learn teamwork, and develop lifelong healthy habits. But along with the benefits comes the risk of injury—especially during intense training or competitive...
Back-to-School, Back to Sports: Preventing & Treating Youth Sports Injuries
As the school year kicks off, so does the excitement of fall sports. Whether your student athlete is hitting the football field, volleyball court, or cross-country track, this time of year brings energy, competition—and unfortunately, an increased risk of sports...