LifeWork Physical Therapy - Priceville/Decatur

04/28/2026

I GUESS we can show Lance some love. 😜

If you have been treated by Lance, you know that he is a treat to be around (in fact, you can usually hear him before you see him). He has a passion for what he does, and LifeWork is better for having him on our team! Join us in wishing Lance a Happy LifeWorkiversary!

04/28/2026

Hip pain is a frequent reason people limit their movement, whether that means avoiding stairs, cutting back on exercise, or rethinking daily activities.

04/28/2026

04/27/2026

Movement Monday

Flexible muscles reduce stress on the knees during movement.

https://vimeo.com/showcase/12067383?video=1151029787

04/24/2026

Happy LifeWork Anniversary to Amber! Amber is a familiar face at most of our clinics because of the many great relationships she’s built with patients over the years. We’re grateful for you, Amber!

04/24/2026

Fun Fact Friday

Schedule a PT session to protect your shoulders.

04/24/2026

There's still time to enter the giveaway!! Read below:

Giveaway time!!! 🤩

Who wants a beach chair + accessory bundle valued at over $100???🐠🏝️☀️

Pickup will be just in time for your Memorial Day beach trip! 🇺🇸

See below for our giveaway details:
**Entry cutoff is May 15th. Winner will be announced on May 16th.**

There are 2 ways to participate for entries (you can do both to maximize your entries):

1 - Physical Wellness BINGO: For the greatest amount of entries, all you have to do is print the below BINGO sheet off or pickup one from any of our clinics. Complete it your way - as little or as much activity as you'd like (up to 10 entries!!) See the directions on the sheet for further instruction.

2 - Like Share Follow: The other entry option is to like and share this post for an entry into the giveaway (be sure to tag us when you share). You must be following our clinic's page.

Message us or stop by one of our clinics if you have questions. Let's get moving together!🥳

04/23/2026

Therapy Thursday Thoughts

The body tolerates many postures well, and changing positions regularly is healthier than trying to maintain one “perfect” posture. A physical therapist can help guide you.
Source: Clinical commentary, Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (O’Sullivan et al., 2019).