Coping with an orthopedic problem can be extremely difficult, especially if it interferes with your daily life. How do you walk when your leg or foot doesn’t feel right? How do you unload groceries, pick up your child or play with a pet when your shoulder or arm is affected? Can you write, type, prepare food or eat with a painful wrist or hand? The trouble that these problems can cause makes treating them properly necessary. At KC Rehab , an experienced physical therapist can

At KC Rehab, we see many people who have, unfortunately, experienced a foot or ankle problem. Sprains alone bring many people to seek professional treatment. More than 2 million ankle sprains  are treated each year in the United States. Ankle sprains are more common among athletes and people between ages 15 and 35, but they can happen to anyone. If you’re dealing with a sprain, strain, fracture or other problem, you can turn to a local physical therapist at KC Rehab . Drawing

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Have you ever woken up in the morning, gotten out of bed and felt a sharp pain in your heel when you took that first step? Or maybe you...