BenchMark Physical Therapy

Physical therapy is a medical, hands-on approach to relieving pain and restoring function. So, what can you expect at a physical therapy visit? It's pretty simple. So simple, we've broken it down into four sections. #PTMonth #ChoosePT #UpstreamFamily

Help us prevent devastating, proposed Medicare cuts that reduce patient access to outpatient physical and occupational therapy! You can start by sending a letter to your lawmakers in Congress asking them to oppose Medicare cuts to specialty providers. To #FightTheCut, visit https://bit.ly/3iZie3S and select the option Contact Congress Today and Raise Your Voice Against Medicare Cuts.:

We love to hear our patients’ success stories. How has your life improved through your experience with us? Are you moving better and feeling better? Do you have a therapist you want to applaud? Share your experience with us, and we might include your story in one of our upcoming emails or social media posts. https://bit.ly/3uhLypR

Physical therapy wound care is for patients who have open wounds as a result of pressure, vascular insufficiency, trauma, surgery, or diabetes. One of our therapists, Emily Myers, DPT, answers the common questions regarding wound care and physical therapy. #PTMonth #ChoosePT #UpstreamFamily #AskATherapist

Because of your votes, BenchMark PT won the Best of 2021 in the Physical Therapy Center Category! We are grateful to our customers and community and appreciate Best Self Atlanta Magazine for this honor.

Our patients experience the best functional improvement and outcomes when they consistently attend the number of sessions prescribed by their physician. In fact, research indicates that functional improvement increases from 90% to 98% when patients attend 3 therapy sessions per week. But what can be done when time constraints make it difficult to keep up with in-clinic treatment? ... TELEHEALTH! When patients can’t make their in-clinic sessions for the prescribed frequency, telehealth offers a convenient alternative so that they can continue to achieve a superior outcome. Telehealth services can be utilized for full-time therapy OR as part of a hybrid model with in-clinic visits.

Getting in better shape is always a great goal, but how do we know how hard to push ourselves to safely yet effectively see the benefits of our effort? While there are many ways we can measure exercise intensity, heart rate (HR) is one of the best, and often the easiest, for novice and experienced athletes alike. Learn how to calculate the yours here: https://bit.ly/36WbQEy #heartmonth

Join us as we celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth, recognizing the heritage, accomplishments, and culture of African Americans in the United States.

It's American Heart Health Month. While heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women, it is preventable. Here are two steps you can take now: KNOW your family history: You may be at risk for coronary heart disease if you have a relative who has been diagnosed with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or diabetes. EXERCISE regularly: Physical inactivity is a risk factor for coronary heart disease. Regular cardiovascular exercise that is, any exercise t...hat works the heart and lungs is beneficial to heart and overall health. You should consult with your physician before beginning any type of exercise program. Once you have been cleared to begin, your physician, along with a physical therapist, can help you get started.

What can we assess with telehealth physical therapy? More than you would think! https://bit.ly/39GOftn