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Tiger Woods Recovering From Emergency Orthopedic Surgery
Golfer Tiger Woods suffered multiple leg fractures, as well as severe ankle and foot injuries, after a serious car crash. -
New Technology Helps Pediatric Rehab Patients Gain More Independence
Pediatric physical therapy helps kids learn to perform motor skills and functional mobility skills, independently. -
Running Safely as You Get Older
Whether you’re picking up a new hobby or working to pick up the pace as you age, the AdventHealth Sports Med and Rehab team can help you prevent injuries and optimize your form. -
Virtual Racing 101
Running a virtual race can be a safe and convenient alternative to the traditional 5Ks, 10Ks, half marathons and marathons that have been postponed or canceled lately. -
7 Ways to Kick Off Your Exercise Routine After the Holiday Lull
If you lost track of your health and fitness goals during the holiday, you're not alone. Find out how to jumpstart your routine in the new year. -
Ankle Fracture Leads to Surgery for NFL Quarterback Dak Prescott
A compound ankle fracture occurs when bone breaks through skin at the moment of injury. Dak Prescott was immediately taken into surgery after the game to minimize risk of infection. -
Sick or Injured? Here's Where to Go
Stay calm and know where to go when you have a medical problem by following this chart of common conditions. -
Personal Training vs. Physical Therapy – Understanding the Difference
Personal training and physical therapy can help you improve your function and physical fitness level. Learn more. -
Teaming Up for a Safe NBA Restart
Learn how AdventHealth teamed up with the Orlando Magic and the rest of the NBA to get professional basketball back within the Disney campus for the NBA restart. -
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy: How It Helps, and How We’re Keeping You Safe
Our pelvic floor physical therapy team can help you feel like yourself again, and we’re here to care for you safely with new protection measures in place.
