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February 19,2003 PAGE 11 PAGE 2 • FEBRUARY 19, 2003 • SPOTLIGHT NEWSPAPERS HEALTH CARE UPDATE 2003 PART TWO • SERVICES Company's new name conveys variety of services on tap BY KATHERINE McCARTHY dizziness and vcnigo. The dm:c us, and then people continue the Once a month, Albany Physical Alb~1ny Physical Therapy accepts full-time physical therapists, and exercises on their own." Therapy offers back education all major insurance plans, J.nd tarting this week, Sports two full-time physical therapist In order to prevent injuries, classes, teaching people what back patients must be referred to them STherapy AJbany will change assistants, perform manual physical Albany Physical Therapy offers a pain is, how to recognize it, how co by a doctor. It is open Monday, its name to be more accurate in its therapy, especially for people with deal with it, and most importantly, number of educational seminars. Wednesday and Thursday from,? description. The change to Albany fibromyalgia and chronic pain. how to maneuver your body to a.m. to 8 p.m.; Tuesday and Friday Physical Therapy was easy to make, They h<wc a special biofeedback "We have a vestibular avoid it. from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and said Thomas and headache rchabilit~1tion seminar coming up, By law, New York's physical Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. Fashoucr, progr~un, where and an exercise and rehabilitation therapists must be licensed, which director of they treat seminar geared for seniors," meJ.ns they've participated in a five­ For information, call them at rchabi\ir:nion. headaches Fashouer said. year master's level program. 489-2449. "We felt that without the level of medicine. services we offer, Albany Physical and the types of • Thnapy also has 1 patients who sec ·=.=s=,'JE" R \l I c. E s~ • an <H]LUtic us, weren't • - • phy.sicd therapy reflected in our program in pbcc old name," Fashouer said. "When at the: Jewi;;h Community Ccmer. we opened in 1992, sports therapy "This works very wdl for was an area of specialization for us. patients who with back and neck Now, we offer so many services, we pain," Fashouer said. "The water found the name eliminates the JeStf!CtJVe. effects of gravity, Fashouer stressed felt that the and in the water, we that the name we can do exercises that change didn't mean a alleviate pressure on change in ownership, kve! ofservices we the spine. These or staff, some of aquatic exercises arc wh9m have been offer, ind the types great for people wirh Albany Physical with no weight­ TherJ.py since it ·.ofpatients who see bearing opened. Located at 4 capabilities." Executive Park Drive us, weren't reflected Fashouer said in Albany (behind they als{) have an Stuyvesant PbzJ.), in our old name. osteoporosis Albany Physical -Thomas Fashouer progr~1111, where Therapy of-fers they reach people general physical excrcisl".s specific to therapy and rehabilitation. bone loss. "\X/e're unique in that we otTer "Some exercises arc horrible for vestibular rdubilit~Hion," Fashouer people with ostl·oporosis," SJ.id. Fashouer said. "We tcnch people This sort of rehJ.bilication wha"t kind of exercises to do, and addresses neurological and balance how w do them s~1fdy. This is ;d:is=o~rd~c:rs:·:cs:p:e:ci:al~ly~t:h:o:sc~·c:a:u:sc=d~b~)-'_:us:·u=a~lly~a=sh:o:r:t-:rc:-r:i11~P:':":gr:·a:nl:':v:it=h--~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ 17 Fitness For Every Body We'll Bend Over Backwards When it comes to your personal health you won't believe how flexible we are. 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