We are using CDC droplet precautions with all patients and encourage the use of masks for safety. We only treat 1-on-1. We still offer Telemedicine PT on your computer as an alternative to physical contact visits. We provide exclusive one-on-one treatment from a Doctor of Physical Therapy for 45-60 minutes. This means you get all the attention you need to help you overcome your injury. We strive to keep you with the same physical therapist throughout your treatment because they know you and your goals.
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The Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy (OMPT) approach has shown in many research studies that it can help to reduce pain and/or improve disability in individuals with low back pain with/without leg symptoms (1,2) neck pain with/without arm symptoms (3,4,5), hip pain (6,7), knee pain (8,9), ankle pain (10), shoulder pain (11,12), jaw pain (13,14), headaches (15), etc.
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Recurrence of injury is common and it is the goal of Manual Medicine Physical Therapy to help individuals understand what causes their pain, as well as, how to fix it so that they can better manage their symptoms and reduce the rate of re-injury. Many people fear movement when they are in pain.
Our job is to ensure that nothing dangerous is present and that movement will not cause any further damage, teaching the patient that it is okay to move again.Often times as movement and confidence are restored, pain is improved.
Our job is to ensure that nothing dangerous is present and that movement will not cause any further damage, teaching the patient that it is okay to move again.Often times as movement and confidence are restored, pain is improved.
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We analyze your strength and conditioning program to see if there are any dysfunctional areas. We analyze your muscle size to see if there any specific areas that are not well developed. Depending on your goals, muscle size can tell us a lot about strength and health. Even healthy lifestyles need help to stay that way.
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Dr. Todoroff earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Duke University in 2009. During his tenure at Duke University he participated in an internship working with the Duke University Blue Devil athletic teams. He also has a B.S. in Exercise Physiology from Ohio University where he was a member of the Division-I Ohio Bobcat football team.
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We thank you for your interest in our physical therapy services. If you have a question about our services, whether we are the right fit for you, or would like to schedule an appointment, please fill in the information below or call us at (919) 649-9914. Important: Please do not enter patient sensitive information (Social Security Number, etc.) on this portal as it is not encrypted.
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