What Is The Rotator Cuff?
The Rotator Cuff is made up of 4 tendons and muscles that unite around the shoulder joint.
These tendons and muscles keep the ball of your upper arm bone in the shoulder socket and are important for the mobility of your shoulder and arm. The Rotator Cuff can be injured or torn and get swollen. The result is pain and lack of flexibility. The physical therapists at Elite Spine & Sports Care of Totowa are able to treat this type of injury and relieve the pain and discomfort. One form of treatment is accomplished with the use of Deep Tissue Laser Therapy. If you suffer Rotator Cuff injury, we can offer relief and treatment.
Symptoms?
Symptoms of Rotator Cuff injury can include weakness and pain in the shoulder, difficulty lifting your arm above your head, or creaking sounds when moving the shoulder. These conditions almost always cause great pain and it is best to seek treatment quickly to ease the discomfort.
What Is Treatment For Rotator Cuff Injury?
The Physical Therapy experts at Elite Spine & Sports Care of Totowa generally focus on Deep Tissue Laser Therapy to treat Rotator Cuff injuries. Treatment strengthens the scapular and arm muscles surrounding the Rotator Cuff, and Deep Tissue Laser Therapy speeds up the recovery process by getting the blood flowing. Our therapists also provide exercises for the prevention of future Rotator Cuff injuries. This type of injury is quite common among physically active people, and treatment for Rotator Cuff injury is a specialty of ours.
Rotator Cuff Injury Treatment in Passaic County
Individuals in Totowa, or anywhere in the Passaic County NJ area who have injured their Rotator Cuff should give Elite Spine & Sports Care of Totowa a call at (862) 239-1768. Our Physical Therapy team will analyze the injury and guide you toward the best treatment to relieve the pain. Our Physical Therapy and Deep Tissue Laser Therapy treatment services are always available to relieve pain. We believe that staying active is essential for a healthy life.

the hand, becomes painful. The discomfort of numbness and tingling is mostly due to being pressed or squeezed. The Carpal Tunnel consists of ligament and bones found at the base of the hand, housing nerves and tendons that let fingers bend. This area is in constant use. The continual use of the hand in a consistent way, such as typing on a computer or clicking on a phone, causes pain which leads to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Tennis players also suffer from this condition after holding a tennis raquet tight for long periods of time. Treating Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a specialty of our Physical Therapy Team at Elite Spine and Sports Care of Totowa. We are knowledgeable about the options for treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. We offer our experience in the treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome to sufferers in Totowa and all of Passaic County as well as surrounding northern NJ locations.
season can mean hours of bending over flowerbeds, or resting on your knees for weeding. Almost all yard work involves using muscles and joints that you haven’t used for months. Yard work takes a toll and trying to avoid back and knee pain from gardening involves some effort.

Totowa provides pre-operative conditioning to patients in Passaic County and surrounding locations. The type of conditioning recommended to patients about to have surgery depends upon the patient and the type of surgery. For a successful surgery and a rapid healing process, specialized physical therapy exercise to help minimize side effects and possibly shorten recovery time is recommended. This type of treatment can get a patient back on their feet more quickly. A patient’s condition before surgery is assessed by a trained Physical Therapist who will then create a plan to improve muscle strength pre-surgery. This is beneficial in prepping for an operation and can help speed recovery and healing. Conditioning before and after surgery is provided by certified and highly qualified therapists in Totowa NJ.
effectiveness of the surgery. Physical Therapists at Elite Spine and Sports Care of Totowa are aware that surgeries vary and will adjust their post-op rehabilitation to the condition of the patient. A customized plan is drawn up to help a patient recover as fully and as soon as possible. After surgery such as knee or hip replacement, or other physically disabling procedures, an active plan for rehabilitation is required. It is necessary to get moving to regain strength, balance and mobility. Our therapists also treat sports injuries, orthopedic and neurologic disorders as well as general chronic pain.
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licensed and certified OT, but she is also a NJ certified Hand Therapist. A Hand Therapist is an OT who has advanced their education, clinical experience, and the integration of knowledge in anatomy, physiology and kinesiology. Having Tiffany on our team, we are proficient in the treatment of hand conditions.
spinning or dizziness. This is often the result of an inner ear issue or from changing the position of your head. Knowing the cause of this feeling is crucial in determining the type of treatment that is needed. BPPV can be treated with
patterns and functional movement in a woman pre and post childbirth. Our main focus at Elite Spine is to teach prenatal and postnatal women that a good exercise program is beneficial before and after giving birth. At Elite Spine we offer care and corrective exercise before and after childbirth.