Address: 3650 NW 82nd Ave #105, Doral, FL 33166, USA
Phone: +13055377275
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 7AM–6PM
Tuesday: 7AM–6PM
Wednesday: 7AM–6PM
Thursday: 7AM–6PM
Friday: 7AM–6PM
Saturday: Closed
Conner Eaton
Orthonow Rehab has to be one of the most professional therapy centers in South Florida. Customer Service is by far too-level. I highly recommend this facility to anyone who needs physical therapy. They treat you like family more than they treat you as patient. I love everybody that works at Orthonow Rehab. Thank for helping make a stronger comeback. Also they have the best damn Cuban coffee in town!!
JV Cali
The place is really professional and clean, from the front desk with Kristy to the real deal therapy with Alrey which has really help me improve my rehabilitation with his instructions and patience in explaining and performing his Job! Also the team in general is really friendly, and the Doctors from Ortho Now were amazing, straight to the problem I had and all the recommendations really helped me with my injury and pain!! Thanks a lot! Keep the hard work!
Daniela Carmenate Diaz
Delighted with the service of this center, the incredible treatment, professionalism and excellence. Without a doubt they made me feel at home, a 10/10 service. Eternally grateful to my therapist Arley since I could barely walk because of the pain in my knees and thanks to her advice and help I managed to get back to my training. 100% recommended
Rika Nomura
I have been going to OrthoNow Physical Therapy Center for 6 weeks to heal from my rotator cuff tear and bursitis on my shoulder. The front desk ladies, Laura and Kristen are very sweet and professional. My therapist, Arley is dedicated, personable, enthusiastic, and good with patients. Since I’m having a great experience with OrthoNow, I will highly recommend this place to all of my friends, colleagues and family members if they ever get injured. I’m truly loving all the staff at OrthoNow Physical Therapy Center. 👍😍😄
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The evolution of osteoarthritis is unpredictable. Osteoarthritis can develop: very slowly, over several decades; very quickly with complete loss of cartilage in one or two years; over a more or less long period, interspersed with inflammatory flare-ups or acute painful episodes during which the destruction of the cartilage accelerates.
Medication for osteoarthritis can include drugs administered orally (by mouth) and others for local use (on the skin or by injection into the joint). Oral medications are: analgesics that act on pain; anti-inflammatory drugs that act on inflammation and pain; symptomatic slow-acting drugs whose goal is to reduce the symptoms. The effects appear only after several weeks of administration, but persist for several weeks after stopping the treatment. Topical medications are: anti-inflammatory ointments applied locally and in the form of a solution injected into the joint; lubricants (hyaluronic acid), close to synovial fluid, injected into the knee joint.
Rehabilitation for osteoarthritis has 3 objectives: maintain mobility of the joint, fight against deformation and strengthen the muscles around the joint. Stiffness, disability affecting the quality of life of osteoarthritic patients, is combated by exercises to maintain good joint mobility. Deformations are the result of the wrong positions taken to relieve pain (flexion of the knee and / or hip). In the long run, these wrong positions become permanent and, in turn, a disability (discomfort on walking). Strengthening the muscles around the joint has a dual action: analgesic and stabilizing.
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