06 Aug

Reclaiming Overhead: Treating Rotator Cuff Impingement

Rotator cuff impingement is a shoulder condition where the rotator cuff tendons become pinched under the acromion bone (part of the shoulder joint) during overhead or lateral movements away from the side of the body causing pain and weakness. At ECRC Physical Therapy in Killingly and Lisbon in  Eastern CT, we treat impingement by correcting shoulder blade mechanics and rebuilding rotator cuff strength, helping patients avoid surgery and return to overhead activity.

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18 Feb

Dive into Healing: The Power of Aquatic Physical Therapy at ECRC PT

Are you struggling with pain, limited mobility, or recovering from an injury? Traditional manual therapies can sometimes be challenging or even painful. In an aquatic therapy environment, the buoyancy of water provides support, reduces impact, and enhances your body’s ability to heal. By utilizing aquatic physical therapy at ECRC Physical Therapy, people with various injuries […]

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18 Jan

Ditch the Dizziness: Why Physical Therapy for Vertigo is Your Fastest Path to Stability

If the world suddenly starts spinning when you turn your head, roll over in bed, or simply look up, you’re not just dizzy—you’re likely experiencing vertigo. This disorienting and often terrifying sensation affects millions of people, significantly interfering with daily life, driving, and even basic tasks. The good news? Vertigo is not something you have […]

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08 Nov

Ankle Injuries – From Minor Misstep to Chronic Condition

Ankle injuries can end up worse than one might think. While many might assume that something as seemingly minor as an ankle sprain poses little more than an insignificant inconvenience, there is growing evidence that ankle injuries (ranging from simple sprains to fractures) can present serious long-term consequences. It is important to bear in mind […]

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08 Nov

What is Movement Diagnosis?

Movement diagnosis tends to slip under the radar. But what is movement diagnosis? Medical diagnoses don’t need much of an introduction. They’re what you get from your doctor when you’re sick. Examples would be influenza, diabetes, or hypertension. They describe the underlying problem that is causing your symptoms.  When people feel sick, they know they […]

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