Funeral chapel to be turned into physical therapy center
RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) — Laura Bonsness often admired the vacant Serenity Springs Funeral Chapel on Sheridan Lake Road and wondered how her growing physical therapy practice might fit into the...
Functional dry needling gains popularity in South Dakota
BELLE FOURCHE, S.D. (AP) — On Aug. 1, 2018, a law in South Dakota became effective to approve physical therapists to practice functional dry needling, a therapy to manage musculoskeletal problems,...
U.S. Physical Therapy: 3Q Earnings Snapshot
HOUSTON (AP) _ U.S. Physical Therapy Inc. (USPH) on Thursday reported third-quarter profit of $8.1 million.
On a per-share basis, the Houston-based company said it had net income of 13 cents. Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs, were 64 cents per share.
The physician staffing services company posted revenue of $113.1 million in the period.
U.S. Physical Therapy expects full-year earnings to be $2.50 to $2.57 per share.
U.S. Physical Therapy: 2Q Earnings Snapshot
HOUSTON (AP) _ U.S. Physical Therapy Inc. (USPH) on Thursday reported second-quarter earnings of $6 million.
On a per-share basis, the Houston-based company said it had profit of 48 cents. Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs, were 73 cents per share.
The physician staffing services company posted revenue of $115.1 million in the period.
U.S. Physical Therapy expects full-year earnings in the range of $2.45 to $2.55 per share.
Twin River’s Schroder is Hausmann Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week
This week’s Hausmann Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week goes to Breanna Schroder of the Twin River track & field team.
Last Thursday at their own invitational, she won four gold medals. Schroder claimed the Long Jump, 100, 200, & the 4X100. She was nominated by Coach Kristine Rogers. Congratulations to Breanna Schroder of the Twin River track & field team, she is this week’s Hausmann Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week.
Grand Junction baseball player on long road to recovery
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (AP) — Derek Shaver made a quick move with the basketball and was headed to the bucket.
A steal and an open court with no one even close, the crowd, teammates and opponents knew what would happen next.
It was a one-way ticket to dunk city.
Then it happened. After a pop in his left knee, Shaver had a one-way ticket to the operating room.
No contact, just a knee that blew out.
Surgery, physical therapy and heaps of frustration, disappointment and even depression followed.
Teays Physical Therapy Center, Inc. & The Putnam Herald are pleased to present this week's Female Gamer of the Week award to Taylor Bonnett of Poca High School.
Daughter of Michelle and David Bonnett, Taylor Bonnett is a senior at Poca High School and carries a 3.84 GPA. Taylor has played softball for approximately six years and states that she "absolutely loves the sport." Aside from playing softball, Taylor has played basketball, soccer and cheerleading.
Fullerton’s Wetovick is the Hausmann Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week
This week’s Hausmann Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week goes to Brent Wetovick of the Fullerton track & field team.
Two Green Beret soldiers from Fort Bragg turned to sled hockey after they lost their legs while serving abroad, and the men say the sporting play has become an important escape as they have adjusted to their new circumstances.
"I don't even call it a sport," said Brant Ireland. "It's more of a lifestyle now."
Since its doors opened in 1990, Teays Physical Therapy Center has distinguished itself among the private health care sector with unique patient care and services. Every patient receives personalized attention from licensed physical therapists and assistants.
As founder and president of TPTC, Cindy Skiles has always made it a priority to provide a friendly and personal atmosphere in which patients feel at home while receiving superior rehabilitative services.
BC/NG’s Sullivan named Hausmann Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week
This week’s Hausmann Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week goes to Jessie Sullivan of the Boone Central/Newman Grove boys’ basketball team.
North Central’s Orton is Hausmann Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week
This week’s Hausmann Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week goes to Caitlin Orton of the Class ‘D-1’ State Champion North Central girls’ basketball team.
BC/NG’s Sullivan is Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week
This week’s Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week goes to Jessie Sullivan of the Boone Central/Newman Grove boys’ basketball team.
Teays Physical Therapy Center Inc. and the Putnam Herald are pleased to present this week's Female Gamer of the Week award to Myra Cuffee of Teays Valley Christian Academy.
Daughter of Linwood and Sarah Cuffee, Myra Cuffee is a sophomore at Teays Valley Christian Academy where she carries an impressive 4.0 GPA. Myra has played basketball since she was in the third grade, and has no plans of stopping soon.
Norfolk High’s Olmer is Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week
This week’s Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week goes to Mason Olmer of the Norfolk High swim team.
Pender’s Mailloux is Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week
This week’s Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week goes to Sam Mailloux of the Pender boys’ basketball team.
BILLERICA - Residents have been driving to ProEx Physical Therapy's Woburn clinic for several years. It's not that long of a haul, but it's still farther than a clinic in Billerica.
And there's always the chance for Route 3 and Interstate 95 traffic.
Area residents no longer have to leave Greater Lowell as ProEx Physical Therapy has opened a clinic near Middlesex Turnpike.
NOTE TO READERS:This Gamer of the Week column from Jan. 26 is being reprinted in its entirety to correct errors.
Teays Physical Therapy Center Inc. and the Putnam Herald are pleased to present this week's Female Gamer of the Week award to Holly Edwards of Teays Valley Christian Academy.
Columbus Lakeview’s Perry is Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week
This week’s Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week goes to Gage Perry of the Columbus Lakeview wrestling team.
The 126 pounder went 5-0 this week with five pins and is now 25-1 on the season with 21 pins. Perry was nominated by Coach Jeff Bargen. Congratulations to Gage Perry of the Columbus Lakeview wrestling team, he is this week’s Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week.
Columbus High’s Grape named Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week
This week’s Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week goes to Casten Grape of the Columbus High wrestling team.
The 182 pound sophomore went 6-0 this past week. In those six matches, he had four pins, a technical fall, and a forfeit. Grape’s season record is now 36-6. He was nominated by Coach Adam Keiswetter. Congratulations to Kasten Grape of the Columbus High wrestling team, he is this week’s Spracklen Physical Therapy Star Athlete of the Week.