Banner Physical Therapy - Phoenix - Camelback Road

10/02/2026

Breast cancer can change everything — how you move, how you feel and how you navigate everyday life.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we honor every person facing breast cancer and every survivor continuing their journey. This month is about more than pink ribbons. It’s about supporting patients at every stage of treatment and recovery. Recovery looks different for everyone, but no one should have to face the challenges alone.

Our ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation program helps patients manage treatment-related side effects, regain strength and function and return to the activities that matter most, whether it’s returning to the dance floor, getting back to work or being more present with your loved ones.

We're proud to stand beside patients every step of the way.

10/01/2026

October is National Physical Therapy Month! We asked our therapists: "What do you wish every patient knew about physical therapy?" From dispelling major myths to sharing true words of inspiration and encouragement, they did not disappoint.

Whether it’s sports injuries, joint pain, pelvic health, cancer rehabilitation or specialty care, our dedicated therapists put their skills to work to help you move better, heal faster and get back to what you love.

Join us throughout the month in thanking physical therapists for their vital role in helping patients restore mobility, reduce pain and regain independence.

09/26/2026

This is the advice you need to hear.

Read our blog to learn the key takeaways that will help you reach your physical therapy goals faster: https://bit.ly/4yfJhwp

09/21/2026

School is in session, and the workload is ramping up. That could affect your child’s physical health, whether they’re in elementary school, high school or even college. Not to mention, you may struggle to set a good example yourself. So, how do you prevent the literal pain in the neck? Follow this guidance from Physical Therapist Benjamin Kroll.

09/12/2026

Social media influencer Natalie Caez knew something was off, but she had no idea her symptoms were actually signs of something much more serious.

After all, a little stiffness, numbness and tingling in her legs could have been from being an avid runner. Did that also explain the blurry vision, urinary issues, fatigue and weakness? Finally, a friend mentioned that Natalie’s walking pattern seemed off. It was time to figure out what was happening. Many months and doctor appointments later, an MRI revealed lesions on Natalie’s brain and spinal cord. It was Multiple Sclerosis (MS).

Natalie didn’t waste a moment. A week after her diagnosis, she jumped right into physical therapy with Physical Therapist Cassandra "Cass" Borglum. Working on things like strength, balance, endurance and movement strategies, Natalie’s progress seemed subtle at first.

“I think that’s one of the most amazing things about physical therapy: progress can be very quiet,” Natalie said. “It takes time, and you have to be patient with yourself, but then one day you realize, ‘wow, look at what I can do now that I couldn’t before.’”

From using a cane to get around to walking the runway for a fundraiser fashion show, Natalie’s progress has been impressive. And while she knows MS can be unpredictable, Natalie says she’s committed to living fully, being patient with herself and sharing her story to help others through their MS journeys, including the power of physical therapy.

09/08/2026

A morning walk. A first step after surgery. A return to the field. Moving through life without pain.

Physical therapy is more than just exercise. It’s about helping people get back to the moments that matter. Thank you to our physical therapists and physical therapist assistants for helping people move forward on World Physical Therapy Day and every day.

09/02/2026

Our newest center is now open! Find more information on Chandler Heights here: https://bit.ly/4xEYN50

09/01/2026

Back-to-school season is upon us. Whether you’ve already survived the first week or so, or are about to dive in, it can feel chaotic for many families. But it doesn’t have to.

Take this advice from our board-certified behavior analysts to make things a little easier.

1. No one likes abrupt changes. Gradually adjust routines like wake-up times, bedtimes and daily expectations and then make it consistent and predictable.

2. Practice makes perfect. Rehearse things like walking to school or the bus stop, using lunch boxes, wearing backpacks and unlocking combination locks for lockers. It’s these little details that often get forgotten.

3. Prepare for big feelings. Don’t try to remove the anxiety, sadness or frustration. Instead, listen to your child and validate their feelings of concern or worry.

4. Plan time to reconnect during a busy week, like a family game night, movie night or nightly walks as a family. This communication opens the door for trust and to identify concerns before they become bigger challenges.

5. Read our latest blog to learn more strategies from pediatric specialists to help your child transition back to school, like how to set screen time boundaries, when to incorporate extracurricular activities and the extra support that may help children with special needs. Link in comments.

08/27/2026

As we begin to close out Patient Service Specialist Month, our center managers and clinicians wanted to send a shoutout to the many talented patient service specialists in their markets and across the nation.

08/25/2026

Physical Therapist Richard Howard will be joining the Cancer Support Community Arizona's monthly series, "The Doctor is In." He will provide information on chronic pain and therapy for post radiation treatment.

Join us in person or on Zoom. More information, including registration, can be found here: https://cscaz.gnosishosting.net/Events/Calendar?eviid=51638

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