Looking Forward To Seeing You at Friday Night on White on 4/28
BreakThrough is looking forward to seeing you at the Wake Forest Friday Night on White on April 28, 2017. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets […]
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Avoid Addictive Opioids. Choose Physical Therapy for Safe Pain Management. #ChoosePT
No one wants to live in pain. But no one should put their health at risk in an effort to be pain free. Since 1999, […]
Visit BreakThrough at the Kernersville Healthy Living Expo on 4/25
BreakThrough is excited to be a part of the Kernersville Healthy Living Expo! This event is hosted by the Kernersville Chamber of Commerce and will […]
Granite Falls Swim & Athletic Club Fitness Open House
Join BreakThrough Physical Therapy at the Granite Falls Swim and Athletic Club Fitness Open House on Wednesday, April 26, 2017 from 9:45am-10:45am or 6pm-7pm. BreakThrough’s […]
Burn Calories, Prevent Heartburn
ACID REFLUX OR HEARTBURN? For some, acid reflux simply sounds like an inconvenience after a big meal. But for those who are suffering from acid […]
Join Us at the 2017 Ribbon Walk & Run!
Join BreakThrough Physical Therapy on Sunday, April 9, 2017 for the 11th Annual Ribbon Walk & Run for Cancer to support local cancer patients. Proceeds […]
Physical Therapist’s Guide to Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) causes breathing difficulty and leads to other systemic problems. COPD is the tenth most prevalent disease worldwide. It’s estimated that […]
Don't Miss BreakThrough at the Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce Senior Lifestyle Expo
BreakThrough Physical Therapy is excited to be a part of the Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce second annual Senior Lifestyle Expo. This event will […]
How Physical Therapists Manage Pain
As America combats a devastating opioid epidemic, safer, non-opioid treatments have never been of greater need. Physical therapy is among the safe, effective alternatives recommended […]
Physical Therapist’s Guide to Shoulder Impingement
Shoulder impingement syndrome occurs as the result of chronic and repetitive compression or “impingement” of the rotator-cuff tendons in the shoulder, causing pain and movement […]