Physical Rehabilitation Network

05/20/2026

Pickleball injuries are on the rise, but that doesn’t mean your game has to suffer. From strains and sprains to overuse injuries, staying proactive can help keep you healthy and on the court longer.

Our latest blog breaks down the most common pickleball injuries, prevention tips, and when to seek physical therapy support. 🏓

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Pickleball injuries are increasing. Learn PT tips to prevent knee, ankle, and shoulder pain so you can stay active and play pain-free.

05/16/2026

Hip pain should not be something you deal with every day.

It can come from sitting too long, muscle imbalances, or joint stiffness, and it often makes simple movements feel harder than they should. It can also affect your lower back, knees, and overall mobility.

Physical therapy can help restore strength, improve flexibility, and make movement feel natural again.

You deserve to move without pain. Schedule your appointment today.

05/14/2026

Spending hours at your desk or on your phone can put a lot of strain on your neck.

This type of pain is often caused by forward head posture, muscle tension, and not moving enough throughout the day. Over time, it can lead to stiffness, headaches, and ongoing discomfort.

Physical therapy can help correct posture, strengthen the right muscles, and relieve tension so you can feel better throughout your day.

If screen time is causing neck pain, it is time to take action. Schedule your appointment today.

05/11/2026

Our LA/OC Graduate & Rotation Celebration was all about recognizing student growth, sharing career paths, and connecting beyond the clinic—shoutout to our students and mentors who make moments like this possible.

05/06/2026

Team bonding, baseball, and 100 tacos ⚾

Our Oklahoma team recently got together for an all staff outing at the OKC Comets game. It turned into an unforgettable night as special guest Joey Chestnut made an appearance and somehow managed to eat 100 tacos in under 10 minutes! 🌮

Several members of our team even had the chance to meet the legend himself. Great people, great energy, and a great reminder of what makes our team so special!

05/06/2026

Your feet are your foundation, and when something feels off, your entire body can feel it.

Foot and ankle pain can come from poor footwear, overuse, limited mobility, or alignment issues. When it is not addressed, it can lead to discomfort in your knees, hips, and even your back.

Physical therapy can help improve strength, stability, and movement patterns so you can stay active and pain free.

Do not let foot or ankle pain slow you down. Schedule your appointment today.

05/04/2026

Spring is calling and the trails are waiting 🌲🥾

Before you lace up your hiking boots, make sure your body is just as ready as your adventure plans. From building strength to preventing injury, a little preparation can make all the difference on the trail.

Check out our latest blog for expert tips on getting trail ready this season and making the most of every hike.

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Hiking season is back in Oregon and Washington—make sure your body is ready. These PT tips will help you stay strong, stable, and injury-free on the trails.

04/28/2026

Strength training becomes MORE important as we age—not less.

It helps maintain independence, improve balance, protect joints, and reduce the risk of falls and injuries.

You don’t need heavy weights or intense workouts—just the right program tailored to your body and goals.

👉 Schedule today and start building strength safely

04/25/2026

Pain when reaching overhead, lifting, or even sleeping on your side?

Shoulder pain can develop from weakness, instability, or repetitive strain—and it tends to worsen over time if left untreated.

With proper strengthening, mobility work, and guided movement, you can restore function and reduce discomfort.

👉 Schedule today and get back to pain-free movement

04/24/2026

Thank you to American Career College for the opportunity to have one of our master clinicians and student relationship managers present and share best clinical practices on BFR utilization. Students did you know that at PRN, you not only get a qualified and trained CI, but a student relationship manager to guide your learning and clinical experience?? DM us to find out more!