While working from home may have become the unavoidable “new normal,” the pandemic has disrupted more than just daily work routines; for many, it has unearthed new health problems. Inspira’s Occupational Therapy program treats patients with issues like carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, work-related injuries, nerve injuries, joint injuries and sports injuries. And recently, the team has expanded its services to better treat your patients experiencing issues specifically related to recovering from COVID-19.

Urinary incontinence is common for women of all ages, but there are non-surgical options that can help strengthen your pelvic floor. The first step is educating yourself, so Inspira’s experts reviewed 10 common myths about incontinence.

Parkinson’s disease is called a movement disorder because the tremors, stiffening and balance issues it can create for an individual with the disease can make both small and large motor tasks difficult. As the disease progresses, people living with Parkinson’s can have trouble getting around or completing tasks that were once simple, like getting dressed for the day. Their gestures become smaller and slower over time.