Neil Chasen,
PT
Seattle, Washington |
Joe Ruhl, PT
Philadelphia, PA |
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Some new
members of the Private Practitioners' Dream Team
network, lay it on the line as to why PT should
be the first healthcare choice:
"Early
intervention in a safe environment that promotes
healing, with few side-effects, is vital. In
practical terms, for instance, in at least 50%
are cases, we can tell what's going on without
the patient having to wait for an MRI, and then
paying $2100 for it; all the while suffering
pain and loss of mobility. If an x-ray shows
nothing is broken, we can deal with the soft
tissue aspects, so what's left? What do you
think people did before MRI's? Try PT First!
Save suffering, save money."
Margaret
Payne-Murphy, PT
Turlock, California
"I was talking with
a nurse in her OB office last week and she was
moved to tears to learn that PT was an option
for her. Her physicians typically don't refer
to PT, and she has struggled with her weight
for some time.. She was considering medication
to control her elevated cholesterol and triglycerides,
but I encouraged her to 'Try PT First'. Now,
she is a patient in our office and has lined
up several of her friends to see us as well
as referring a number of patients."
Neil Chasen,
PT
Seattle, Washington
"Why Try PT First is easy! PT works! I
have had numerous patients who saw surgeons
who recommended surgery. They were sent to me
by non-operative doctors who the patients saw
for a second opinion. After Physical Therapy
for a number of weeks, they had no pain, were
sleeping well, and did not need surgery or drugs.
Why PT First? It Works!"
Joe Ruhl, PT
Philadelphia, PA
"Any
problem that a patient is having has a physical
cause. Whether the problem started yesterday
or 5 years ago, if you don't discover and address
the cause, but only mask it with bed rest and
drugs, the person simply will not get better.
PT is the science of discovering and handling
the causes of the problem the patient is having,
so it doesn't recur."
Mike Morgan, PT
Darien, Connecticut
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Margaret
Payne-Murphy, PT
Turlock, California
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Mike
Morgan, PT
Darien, Connecticut
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