The researchers concluded that the combination of PRP and physical therapy is more effective than physical therapy alone for treating articular-sided partial rotator cuff tears. The combination of PRP and physical therapy appears to offer a synergistic effect where the physical therapy restores movement and the PRP helps "bridge" the physical gap in the tear.

For patients who have been struggling with Achilles tendon pain for months and haven't found relief with physical therapy, ultrasound-guided percutaneous needle tenotomy (“Tenex”) offers a low-risk method to reduce pain, improve function, and get back to an active lifestyle.

Dr. Verma, director of the Endeavor Health Tennis Medicine Program, recently led development of an exciting new partnership between Endeavor Health and College Park Athletic Club (CPAC) in Bannockburn, Illinois.