Baylor Scott & White Outpatient Rehabilitation - Onion Creek

03/22/2025

Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer in the world, and according to the American Association for Cancer Research, it's increasingly being diagnosed in people under the age of 50. Check out our latest blog to learn about the one treatment option that may bring together the many complex aspects of this health care journey.

With March being Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, let’s look at the benefits of cancer rehabilitation in a broad sense and call out how it helps those specifically impacted by colorectal cancer.

03/20/2025

Celebrate National Athletic Training Month with our athletic trainers! Enjoy nachos, tacos and drinks while getting to know local athletic trainers.

RSVP to Linda Rodriguez at [email protected].

03/20/2025

It's the first day of spring! But before you start preparing those gardens for eventual May flowers, learn about the best (and funniest) gardening hacks from WorkStrategies Athletic Trainer Erin O'Brien.

03/19/2025

Ray Craighead was five miles from home, returning from a two-day, 170-mile bike tour on Sept. 20, 2022, when a van driving 55 mph hit him. Rushed to a local trauma center and close to death, a long road of recovery lay ahead.

Ray had brain surgery that December to reduce some of the symptoms from his accident.

It wasn't until Ray had recurrent falls in January 2024 that his care team suggested physical therapy. That suggestion led Ray's daughter to research neurological physical therapy, and ultimately, find us.

At the time Ray began physical therapy, he could not get around his home without assistance. He also was struggling with neurodegenerative dementia, a new diagnosis.

Ray has always enjoyed drawing. With a bachelor's degree in fine arts, he spent much of his career as an illustrator and later worked in IT. However, after the accident, Ray was forced to retire.

He knew his skill levels would never be the same. But he wanted to regain some sense of normalcy.

Working with Physical Therapist Paige Strivers, Ray has found a sense of self. While he may not be back to doing portraits, he is drawing again.

Paige and Ray continue to use various activities to restore parts of Ray's life. They've been using BlazePods to help improve his balance, as well as picking up items off the ground or doing obstacle courses.

While Ray still has a way to go with his physical therapy journey, we are happy that he's on a new path of healing with Paige.

03/17/2025

Athletic Trainer and Area Sports Medicine Coordinator Lydia Kim shared with us what she loves about her job. Thank you for all you do, Lydia!

03/14/2025

Alan Armentrout continues to make progress recovering from surgery for post-spinal cord herniation.

He recently shared, "My phenomenal team of therapists decided I needed to get down onto the floor to prove that somehow I could get myself off of the floor at home without calling 911. This picture is of us practicing. I can now army crawl off of the floor independently but I am working towards getting up from half kneeling into a chair."

With over 120 locations, we can help you return to what you love to do. Experience the power of physical therapy by calling us at 888.722.9567 or go to https://bit.ly/3L4u8Yl.

03/14/2025

Our clinicians enjoyed day one of the ’s Texas Open in McKinney!

03/13/2025

Injury prevention is the best game plan, and athletic trainers can help you get there. Check out these three tips from Athletic Trainer, Physical Therapist Assistant and Area Director of Sports Medicine, Karen Alexander.

03/13/2025

Our clinicians are getting set for the 's Texas Open! We are excited to provide care to the athletes this weekend.

03/11/2025

Our physical therapists were able to attend Texas Physical Therapy Association's (TPTA) Legislative Day in Austin. It was a great opportunity to discuss TPTA's priorities with legislators.

03/10/2025

It's a tragic and all-too-common tale: an athlete down, the crowd suddenly silenced and emergency crews rushing to the scene. The first person leading that team of responders is often an athletic trainer. Athletic trainers are well-versed in athletic emergencies, with training in first aid, CPR, how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) and heat safety. That's just one reason their role is so important.

Read our latest blog to learn about the vital work of the athletic trainer on and off the field.

Sports medicine’s health care specialists on and off the field.

03/08/2025

Do you know all the ways athletic trainers help keep athletes safe? Our athletic trainers are key to any team, from schools and colleges to pro athletic programs to community partners and workplaces.

03/08/2025

Culture Club has continued their deliveries of pizza to celebrate National Pizza Day! This time, they dropped off some pies to our Dallas - N. Washington Ave. team to thank them for their hard work.

03/07/2025

Fort Worth - Carter Rehabilitation Center Manager Jennifer Miller and team were excited to present and work at the Fort Worth Texas Cowtown Running event.

Jennifer presented "Running Strong: The Role of Physical Therapy for Safe and Effective Running."

The event benefitted the Cowtown Children's Activities for Life and Fitness (C.A.L.F.) program. Their mission is to promote a lifelong love of fitness and to help children from area schools and community centers lace-up and start crossing finish lines.

03/04/2025

Branay Hicks has been an athletic trainer for three years, currently serving as a mentor in our Sports Physical Therapy Residency Program at The Star in Frisco, Tex. Branay has traveled internationally with various national teams.

We are proud to have her on our team developing a strong bond with the athletes she works with!

03/01/2025

March is National Athletic Training Month. The impact of athletic trainers goes way beyond the bench. They help athletes of all levels stay strong, healthy and performing at their best. Join us this month as we celebrate these champions in health care.

02/28/2025

High impact or low impact to help with arthritis? Strength training or cardio for high blood pressure? We all know exercise is good for our health, but which exercises are best when it comes to chronic conditions? Our latest blog dives into the benefits when one plan does not fit all.

You don’t have to be a passive rider on the rollercoaster of disease. You can use the power of physical therapy to control disease progression and enjoy your life.