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Please join the University Orthopaedics Associates team in congratulating physical therapist Ryan Kay for earning his certificate in the Graston Technique. With Ryan’s certification, he joins Dino Pinciotti, Director of Physical Therapy, as the second professional at UOA able to perform this advanced treatment. The Graston Technique is designed to address scar tissue, tightness of
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As part of our commitment to our patients, clinicians at University Orthopaedic Associates are always seeking to expand their skill sets to help more people more effectively. Our director of physical therapy, Dino Pinciotti, sought out and received training in the Graston Technique—an advanced rehabilitation method—and is now a Preferred Provider. What Is the Graston
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It’s better to age well than get old. It’s not fun to have the freedom to do whatever you want only to be limited by your body. You should enjoy the ability to participate in your life on your terms. Don’t lose your independence. Don’t let your body get old. Instead, take care of your
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Getting older doesn’t mean you have to slow down. Plenty of adults are moving just as well if not better than people half their age. Without missing a step, they seem to be healthier and happier than their less able counterparts. Rarely injured, the recovery process is faster and easier than everyone else. It’s fair
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