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We are prepared and taking the appropriate measures as outlined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the protection and safety of our patients and staff.

Important:
  • If you’ve traveled overseas, you must stay home for 14 days after returning from travel, monitor your health, and practice social distancing.
  • Anyone that is sick with a fever, cough, or has trouble breathing should call their primary care physician before coming into our clinic.
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Disclaimer - the exercises here are for educational purposes only and before you try any of them, consult with your therapist or doctor.

Movements of the Month for the Foot & Ankle

These gentle exercises are meant to alleviate discomfort and increase mobility & circulation.

Foot & Ankle Passive Range of Motion

  1. Cross the involved foot over the other knee.
  2. Grab around the ball of your foot.
  3. Move the foot up and down, side to side, and also rotate it up and in and down and out.
  4. Repeat this 10 times.
  5. Perform this mobilization activity on the other foot as well.

Foot & Ankle "Alphabet" Exercise

  1. Pretend that the tip of your big toe is a pen or pencil.
  2. Straighten your leg into a comfortable position then draw each of the letters of the alphabet by moving your foot.
  3. Go through the alphabet 1-2x per foot.

Towel Crunch Exercise

  1. While comfortably seated, place a towel under your foot.
  2. Curl your toes to crunch up the towel as demonstrated.
  3. Repeat the movement 15 times
  4. Perform 2-3 sets of the exercise
  5. Perform this exercise on the other foot as well.

Seated Heel Raise

  1. In a seated position, have your feet below your knees.
  2. Raise your heels off the floor then lower them back down.
  3. Repeat the movement 20 times
  4. Perform 2-3 sets of the exercise.
    NOTE: you can push down through your knees to add resistance.

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