Lower Extremity

Lower extremity injuries include conditions of the hip, knee, ankle, and foot. These can occur from trauma such as falls, collisions, motor vehicle accidents, and twisting movements. They can also occur as overuse injuries from repetitive movements and postures and gradually progress over time.

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Conditions include but not to:

Hip

• Muscle tendinopathy and tears

• Acetabular impingement

• Labral tears

• Osteoarthritis

• Bursitis

• Dislocation/subluxation

• Stress fractures

• Post-operative rehabilitation

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Knee

• Ligament sprains and tears

• Meniscus tears

• Cartilage lesions

• Patellofemoral pain

• Osteoarthritis

• Stress fractures

• Quadriceps and patellar tendinopathies

• Hamstring strains

• Post-operative rehabilitation

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Ankle/Foot

• Ankle sprains

• Anterior ankle impingement

• Achilles tendinitis

• Peroneal and Tibialis Posterior tendinopathies

• Bursitis

• Cuboid dysfunction

• Hallux valgas/bunions

• Metatarsal pain

• Stress fractures

• Osteoarthritis

• Post-operative rehabilitation

Ray is determined to deliver the most comprehensive care. This includes not only accurately diagnosing what is causing pain, but also identifying the reason it is injured. This typically involves identifying surrounding regions that are dysfunctional and contributing to the problem. Time and care will be taken to help relieve pain as well as solve any surrounding issue to prevent future injury. This can include muscle and joint mobilization, as well as muscular strength and endurance training to better support optimal movement.