Trochanteric bursitis is a common diagnosis for patients presenting with lateral hip pain. In theory, this makes complete sense when considering the anatomy and proximity of the trochanteric bursa to the commonly reported of point tenderness in this region. However, is…Read more

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is the most common peripheral vestibular system disorder. Prevalence in the geriatric population is estimated at ~10%.1,2 The condition is typically caused by displaced otoconia, and potentially underlying otolithic membrane, which are free-floating in the…Read more

What do you think of when you hear the word “counseling?” Do you think about how you advise your patients, or maybe picture a psychologist listening to a patient laying on a couch? Instead, imagine using counseling skills as a…Read more

100 percent of participants who completed MedBridge Certification Prep-Programs have successfully passed ABPTS board exams. SEATTLE – MedBridge, an industry-leading developer of online clinical education and patient engagement software, is continuing their contribution to the pursuit of clinical excellence among…Read more

Every day I am reminded that certain structures of the shoulder tend to play more of a critical role than others. Not to say that some structures are useless or less important, but it seems like I am educating clients daily…Read more