Accelerated Performance Rehabilitation - Foxboro

10/28/2026

Foot Pain - What you need to know

Physical therapists treat most orthopedic foot and ankle problems, meaning pain that comes from the muscles, tendons, joints, bones, or nerves. Skin and nail conditions, wounds, and infections should go to a podiatrist or your doctor. For almost everything else, physical therapy is a smart, low-cost place to start.
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10/27/2026

Foot pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal complaints, affecting people of all ages and activity levels.

10/26/2026

Movement Monday

Weight shifting safely challenges balance!

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10/23/2026

Fun Fact Friday

Proper alignment of spine, shoulders, and pelvis minimizes fatigue and supports long-term spinal health.

10/22/2026

Thursday Therapy Thoughts

For many musculoskeletal conditions, education, progressive exercise, and activity modification can improve pain and function without aggressive treatment. Conservative care is an active treatment path—not simply waiting. A physical therapist can help guide you. Source: Systematic review, The Lancet (Foster et al., 2018).

10/21/2026

Why it Works Wednesday

Persistent wrist pain may be influenced by how you position and use your hands and arms throughout the day. Physical therapy examines these movements and recommends practical adjustments to reduce irritation and make work tasks more comfortable.

10/20/2026

10/19/2026

Movement Monday

Single leg balance helps improve stability, control, and confidence with daily movement.

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10/16/2026

Fun Fact Friday

PT-guided positioning reduces strain on tendons and muscles, helping prevent carpal tunnel and other repetitive stress injuries.

10/15/2026

Thursday Therapy Thoughts

Good treatment decisions are made collaboratively. Shared decision-making combines the best available evidence, clinical findings, and your goals and preferences so you can choose a suitable path with support. A physical therapist can help guide you. Source: Clinical review, BMJ (Elwyn et al., 2012).