My general practitioner sent me to this location of Brooks rehab rehabilitation after discovering that somehow I had bursitis, tendinitis, and arthritis in both my shoulders and biceps.
Following further evaluation by the physical therapist, Rachel Jeffries, that was assigned to my case... I began rehab three days a week for 12 weeks. I was assigned at home exercise exercises and stretches to do as well as see the therapist three days a week in the office.
You would think that the exercises and stretches that you were doing to heal your body become easier overtime, but for me, the exact opposite happened. This is not doing anything wrong. It is because I was pushing myself too hard!
Rachel was a wonderful PT! Very knowledgeable and very caring in what she was trying to heal and teach me how to heal myself! She was meticulous while determining the range of motion that was increased through her help and also in researching ways that I could continue to improve while at home!
While I was under the care of Brooks rehab, I never once walked into my sessions to see that they were overbooked or understaffed! Each patient received personal one-on-one care from their therapist! Rachel was always attentive and ready to correct anything I was doing incorrectly or that could be detrimental to my healing!
After 12 weeks, I was released to go back to work with good improvement in both shoulders and my biceps, but not long after I returned to work I had to have rotator cuff surgery on both of my shoulders!
Post surgery I absolutely would've returned to Brooks rehab, but I took the easy way out and used the physical therapy team that was attached to my doctor's office at the hospital!
Either way, I would highly recommend the team at Brooks Rehab! They provided some of the best physical therapy care that I have ever received! read more