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Our team supports and is supported
by the APTA!

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Progressive
Physical Therapy
& Rehabilitation
7461 Garden Grove
Blvd, Suite A
Garden Grove, CA 92841
Tel. (714) 379-4510
E-mail:
progressivept1@verizon.net
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Progressive Physical Therapy Newsletter
| New Programs: |
Our Services |
| Physical Therapist Treat a Variety
of Problems |
Orthopedics |
| Work Station Ergonomics |
Sports Medicin |
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Cancer Rehabilitation |
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Lymphedema Management |
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Vestibular/Balance |
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Spine Rehabilitation |
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Pain Management |
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Hand Therapy |
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Post Surgical Rehabilitation |
Physical Therapists Treat a Variety of
Problems Spine Rehabilitation
- Can we help you?
Physical therapists are able to help many
people with a variety Hand Therapy of ailments. Do you know
someone who is suffering from: Post Surgical Rehabilitation
Low back pain
Chronic pain
Knee pain
Neck pain
Shoulder pain
Arthritis
Tension headaches
Difficulty with walking
Poor balance
Swelling following
cancer treatments Pain sustained
in an accident Poor physical
fitness
We may be able to help. We will perform a thorough examination/evaluation
and develop a treatment plan to help you get back to the
things you love doing most. Our programs are designed to
educate you so you can carry them out on your own and therefore,
you do not become dependent on your therapist for long-term
care.
If you or someone you know needs some help, just give us
a call - (714) 379-4510
Set up your workstation properly
If you are like so many others that suffer from neck pain,
shoulder pain or wrist pain when working with a computer,
here is our brochure that shows you how to set up your workstation
properly.
www.indianahandcenter.com
Body Positioning
Proper body positioning at each work station is extremely
important to maintain good physical health. Please follow
the following steps below to ensure each individual’s work
station is ergonomically correct.
1. Monitor screen is at eye level (+ or - 10°)
2. Elbows rest at the side
3. Elbows are bent between 60 degrees to 90 degrees
4. Wrists are in a neutral (straight) position 5. Wrists rest
on a rounded
table top edge
6. Knees are level with or slightly lower than hips
7. Soft seat edge (by knees)
8. Feet rest on the floor or on a footrest
9. Low and middle back support is provided
10. Seat width 18"
11. Seat depth 15" - 17"
12. Chair height (see desk/chair relationship chart)
13. Desk height (see desk/chair relationship chart)
Archive
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Newsletter #5
Newsletter #6
Click on the link for the, latest news.
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