by kodaptsp@gmail.com | Dec 3, 2025 | Shoulder Pain
A Healthy Rotator Cuff = a Healthy Shoulder Everyone has probably heard about The Rotator Cuff, but few people understand how it actually works. It’s a very crucial yet vulnerable part of your shoulder. A tear of the rotator cuff is very common in sports where there...
by kodaptsp@gmail.com | Dec 3, 2025 | Uncategorized
Everything you need to know about using a super bill to receive potential reimbursement from your health insurance for your physical therapy. How do I use my insurance Koda Physical Therapy? At this time, we do not accept any insurance meaning you would pay us...
by kodaptsp@gmail.com | Dec 3, 2025 | Wellness Services
Balance And Falls By Dylan Bartley, MSPT Everyone knows how annoying and embarrassing falling can be. But as we age, the consequences of falling become more and more painful and costly. In fact, falls are the leading cause of death from an injury in persons over 65....
by kodaptsp@gmail.com | Dec 3, 2025 | Back Pain
For People With Back Pain By Dylan Bartley, MSPT Back pain is the most common condition we see in physical therapy, with some studies reporting that 84% of adults will suffer from it at some point during their life. Strengthening your core and learning how to use it...
by kodaptsp@gmail.com | Dec 3, 2025 | Knee Pain
Knee Injuries Meniscus Tears Each of our knees have a medial and lateral crescent shaped meniscus made out of fibrocartilage. They function sort of like rubber washers. The menisci have important anatomical and biomechanical functions, including load sharing,...