There is a growing need for physical therapists. The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects the employment of physical therapists to increase by 17 percent through 2031. In that time, more…
HealthShare: The CORA Blog
Like our patients, CORA’s goal is to get better every day. Our blog details steps we’re taking to make that happen. You’ll find news about clinic openings, new and innovative programs, patient stories, employee spotlights, outreach activities, and CORA careers. Check back frequently for the latest information about the conditions we treat, as well as helpful advice on how to stay healthy and prevent injury.
How to Improve Balance as We Age
Can we do anything to prevent falls? Yes! By staying active and strengthening the core and lower-body muscles that help us stay steady on our feet, we can maintain our…
CORA Physical Therapy Expands in Virginia with the Opening of its First Location in Lynchburg
The newest addition to the company’s portfolio is the first location to open in Lynchburg and marks the 16th location in Virginia. Lynchburg, Va. – August 29, 2022 – CORA…
Make your Work Comp Program Faster, Better, Smarter and Safer
Workers’ compensation has never been more important than during a tight labor market and unsteady economy. The right partner will keep your team ready, and the right clinicians will get…
New CORA Midlothian Clinic Showcased in the Chesterfield Observer
We’re expanding our footprint in Virginia! The village of Midlothian, a suburb of Richmond, is the site of the first commercially mined coal in the Colony of Virginia – coal…
Tyler Hatfield, PT, DPT Promoted to Clinic Manager of CORA Bristol Tennessee
Congrats to Tyler Hatfield PT, DPT on being promoted to Clinic Manager of CORA Bristol in Tennessee! “We are thrilled to announce Tyler’s promotion and look forward to the great…
What Is Travel PT? CORA’s Ultimate Guide to Travel Physical Therapy
Travel PT has traditionally been used by independent physical therapists to pursue contract work in different locations. CORA’s Travel PT program takes that concept to the next level, helping young…
5 Common Injuries Faced by Fishermen and How to Avoid Them
Summer provides the perfect weather to grab the tackle box and enjoy fishing at your local watering hole. Before casting your line, here are a few common fishing injuries to…
Recognizing & Celebrating Employees: PSC Month
It’s July – Bring on the fireworks, the Summer fun, and PSC Month! Written by Ashley Pastore, Customer Experience Manager at CORA Physical Therapy At CORA Physical Therapy, our goal…
A Physical Therapist’s Guide to Safely Celebrating July 4th
While this fact may not seem revolutionary, the days surrounding Independence Day yield more U.S. hospital emergency room visits than any other holiday of the year. Here’s how to have…
Better Hearing and Speech Month
Better Hearing and Speech Month brings light to activities for children and adults affected by speech and language disorders. To commemorate Better Hearing and Speech Month, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association…
What do Athletic Trainers do?
All ATs are equipped with the skills necessary to diagnosis, treat, and rehabilitate acute or chronic muscle and skeletal injuries. The practice of athletic training also includes injury prevention.
ATs are trained to recognize general medical conditions, injuries and illness. They also possess the unique ability to write and communicate emergency action plans.
