Wound Dressings: Why Not Wet-to-Dry?
Wet-to-dry dressings have been a mainstay in wound care for years in the U.S.—even though research shows that this method doesn’t allow wounds to heal properly. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at…
How Can the Caregiver Address Dementia-Related Behaviors
Do you worry your patients are not progressing because their negative behaviors interfere with treatment? Understanding how the caregiver can address dementia-related behaviors is crucial for tailoring interventions that lead to positive outcomes. Symptoms such…
5 Steps to Advancing Physical Therapy for Stroke Patients at Home
For many clinicians, developing and progressing physical therapy for stroke patients at home can feel like a daunting task. But having a process to work from can help increase your efficiency, boost your confidence, and…
Harnessing the Power of Sound and Movement in Therapy
For decades, rehabilitation professionals have reported success in supporting clients by incorporating movement as a primary therapeutic modality. Examples include physical therapists and occupational therapists, dance and yoga practitioners, and kinesiologists—to name a few.Today, awareness…
Play-Based Learning: A Prescription for Development
As an early intervention therapist, I spend my days immersed in play. Whether I’m visiting a child with Down syndrome, a language delay, or sensory impairments, the core of my therapy is play-based learning. For…
Why Therapists Love MedBridge
