Join other local business people at Divots Grill and Bar Tuesday, October 20th at 8am to connect with each other and grow your business opportunities.
Purchase your SpinGym class pack before time runs out! Must purchase by this Sunday, October 25.
Call 509-590-8235 to purchase or stop by The Gym today.
Help celebrate Independence Day this Saturday, July 4th at Perrins Field.
Merry Christmas to you all!
We will be enjoying time with friends and family and will have different hours as a result. We will be open Christmas Eve until noon and then closed all day Christmas Day.
Save a life! Donate blood.
Tuesday, December 17, 2019 9:30am - 3:00pm at Fire State 41.
Click here to make an appointment.
We will be closed Thursday, Nov 28 & Friday, Nov 29.
All fitness classes, open swim, lap swim, & swimming lessons are cancelled
We are raising money and collecting donations of food and grocery store gift cards. All donations go supplement food for local students already enrolled in school food programs over Winter Break.
Donations accepted at Deer Park Physical Therapy & Deer Park Elementary until December 13th.
Don’t miss The Gym fueled by Deer Park Physical Therapy at Pumpkin Lane this Saturday! We will be handing out goodies from 1pm to 4pm at 841 South Main, Suite J. See you there!
Free Informational Seminar to learn about changes coming to Medicare next year.
Free Informational Seminar to learn about changes coming to Medicare next year.
Free Informational Seminar to learn about changes coming to Medicare next year.
Free Informational Seminar to learn about changes coming to Medicare next year.
This high energy class focuses on age appropriate exercises for children aged 5 to 10. The class helps children stay active and healthy all summer.
Inland NW BloodCenter Mobile Unit
Help us support the Inland Northwest Blood Center and their patients by donating blood at the Mobile Blood Drive, just outside our fitness center entrance.
Make your appointment on inbcsaves.org and use sponsor code DeerParkCommunity - or call Bev Roberts at (509) 590-4110.
For more information, or to schedule your donation, please visit the Inland Northwest Blood Bank webpage.
PNLQ: Peripheral Neuropathic Syndromes Lower Quarter
Course Cost: $661.00. Early Bird Discount $595.00 for Registrations One Month Prior to Course
Purpose
This two-day lab course will present concepts of differential diagnosis and treatment of patients with lower extremity radicular symptoms, pioneered by Bob Elvey PT, G.D.M.T. Emphasis will be placed on precise physical evaluation of neural, articular, and muscular tissues in order to allow for the specific treatment of each. In particular, this course will cover the differentiation of pain sources within the lumbar spine, the piriformis triangle, the hip joint, and the peripheral nerves themselves. Specific evaluation of the lumbar and sacral plexus will be demonstrated. This course will cover well-recognized Orthopedic, Industrial, and Sports Medicine disorders of the lower quarter. These are including but not limited to piriformis syndromes, lumbar stenosis, "chronic hamstring tears," “failed back syndrome", nerve root adhesions, peroneal and tarsal tunnel syndromes, chronic plantar fasciitis etc. Differences between neuropathic and neurogenic pain syndromes including a review of new research into the treatment of CRPS I and CRPS II will be presented. Real patient examinations, videos, case presentations and supervised labs will be used to further allow for application of the material into the participants daily practice.
Objectives
The participant will be able to identify:
~The mechanisms by which neural tissue may in itself be a pain source.
~The role neural tissue may play in conditions of the lower quarter commonly evaluated and treated by physical therapists.
~The pathophysiology of neuropathic pain and the resultant widespread influence on the musculoskeletal system, patterned movement, and overall lower quarter function.
~Differential diagnosis and specific treatment progressions in lower quarter neuropathic syndromes.
The participant will develop the manual and observational skills to:
~Assess the six specific and sensitive tests for ruling in or out neuropathic syndromes as the primary or secondary driver of a patient’s dysfunction.
~Assess the specific pain driver location for application of techniques for each individual patient.
~Perform the appropriate manual treatment and home program development to decrease pain and restore function in lower quarter neuropathic patients.
~Perform, specific to each patient, re-evaluation techniques to insure efficacy of treatment protocols.
By the completion of the course, participant will demonstrate the ability to rule in and rule out neuropathic pain as the causation of patient’s pain, pattern losses, and functional disability. Participants will be able to describe the complexity and far reaching consequences peripheral nerve irritability can have on musculoskeletal tissues and function. Participants will be able to identify standard orthopedic maladies of the lower quarter that can have their origins in neurogenic inflammation. Participants will be able to describe the specific pathophysiological changes that lead to these syndromes and how the treatment skill learned in this seminar helps to reverse this pathology.
By the end of the course, participants will demonstrate the skills and knowledge base to integrate both the evaluation skills and the treatment protocols into their normal protocols. Participants will be able to not only successfully apply manual techniques in specific positions, but devise specific home programs to enhance the progression of their patients.
During this course, the participant will participate in guided discussions related to the current evidence and research into Neuropathic Pain Syndromes.
Instructor Note
The instructors advertised for the course are the intended instructors. The final number of instructors will be determined by course enrollment. Every effort is made to hold the course with the scheduled instructors. Course refunds or transfers will not be granted based on a change of instructors. Please note there may be instructor changes without prior notice.
Multiple instructors are scheduled for each course. However, the actual number of instructors at a course will be determined by final enrollment
Hours
2 Days, 16 Contact Hours
Saturday
Check in 7:30 AM
Instruction 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday
Instruction 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Breaks
Break food will not be provided during the course. You are welcome to bring your own snacks if desired. Lunch each day will be on your own.
Attendance
Audience: PT, OT.
Each participant is expected to attend all hours of instruction to receive a Certificate of Completion. Any exceptions to this policy must be pre-approved in writing by the IPA Directors.
Lab Clothing
Each participant's body must be accessible for observation and treatment. Sports bra or halter-top and shorts are appropriate for women. Shorts or swim trunks for men. Please refrain from wearing large or sharp jewelry. A sweat suit is advisable between demonstrations, as temperatures may vary in the room.
The Round “About 5k” is an enjoyable scenic run/walk (strollers welcome!) weaving and winding through the streets of Deer Park, including two roundabouts hence the name. The proceeds from the Round “About 5k” benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), whose mission is to: Cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families.
LLS is the world’s largest voluntary health agency dedicated to blood cancer. LLS funds lifesaving blood cancer research around the world and provides free information and support services.
You may not know…
Deer Park Physical Therapy Gym Entrance
Help us support the Inland Northwest Blood Center and their patients by donating blood at the Mobile Blood Drive, just outside our gym entrance.
Make your appointment with Bev Roberts (509) 590-4110 or on inbcsaves.org and use sponsor code DeerParkCommunity.
For more information, or to schedule your donation, please visit the Inland Northwest Blood Bank webpage.
Understanding Your Insurance Changes. Open to the public.
Understanding Your Insurance Changes. Open to the public.
Contact the Senior Center for more info on their workshop.
Prerequisites: PNF I (Note: The Kaiser Vallejo fellowship will no longer serve as a PNFI prerequiste substitute.)
Required Equipment: Please bring a mobilization strap to the course on Saturday and Sunday. Mobilization straps may be ordered from IPA, and shipped directly to the course if ordered at least 2 weeks prior to course commencement. IPA Mobilization Belts are 1.5 inches x 8 feet.
Optional Tools: Kong tool, Fascia Freer and any other mobilization tools are useful on Saturday and Sunday. These optional tools aid in learning treatment techniques.
Course Cost: $595.00
Purpose
Many aspects of function are impeded by motor control problems that are reflected in a patient’s gait and rolling patterns. The skill to observe and then affect a positive impact on a patient’s gait dysfunction is a powerful tool in the total rehabilitation of both orthopedic and neurological patients. Building on the foundational skills learned in other IPA courses,Functional Gait emphasizes component assessment and the governing structural and motor control factors which influence each component. Each gait component is self-evaluated,assessed by two partners, and then treated using PNF, CFS, and FM treatment strategies.
Objectives
Identify the mechanical, neuromuscular and motor control principles which govern efficient gait.
Evaluate each gait component through self and partner assessment, focusing on the pelvis, hip, knee, foot and ankle, thorax, scapula, and shoulder girdle regions.
Develop appropriate PNF, CFS, and FM treatment strategies to treat identified dysfunctions in your partner.
Correlate current literature to course material.
Deer Park Physical Therapy Gym Entrance
Help us support the Inland Northwest Blood Center and their patients by donating blood at the Mobile Blood Drive, just outside our gym entrance.
Make your appointment with Bev Roberts (509) 590-4110 or on inbcsaves.org and use sponsor code DeerParkCommunity.
For more information, or to schedule your donation, please visit the Inland Northwest Blood Bank webpage.
Required Course Preparation: Prior to the classroom portion of this course, all students must complete required course preparation. The preparation for PNFI includes videos, quizzes, and articles. Plan to spend approximately 4 hours learning this important information. Once enrolled in a course, required course preparation can be found by logging on to your IPA account and selecting "My Upcoming Courses." If you have any trouble accessing the required course preparation please call our office at 970-870-9521 for assistance. Note: Mobile devices using an Apple operating system may not be compatible with our Pre-Course tests. Also, please note that approved CEUs may vary depending on individual states' treatment of Online vs. Classroom Instruction.
Required Equipment: Print the Video Handout Reference from the precourse work to add to your course manual if desired. The precourse Video Handout Reference makes up pages 8-21 of the PNFI manual, and can be inserted into the manual you receive when you arrive at the course.
Couse Cost: $695.00
Purpose
To effectively treat as a Functional Manual TherapistTM, one must address the interrelationship between the neuromuscular, soft tissue, and articular systems. PNF I offers a dynamic and functional evaluation and treatment approach to this interrelationship based on specific analysis of motor recruitment patterns and Characteristics of Neuromuscular Function. This course progresses from specific shoulder girdle, pelvic girdle, and trunk patterns to weight bearing postures and movements. Content emphasizes the establishment of efficient motor recruitment patterns for rehabilitation of neurological and orthopedic patients and post manipulative techniques. The material in this course is directly related to current neurophysiology of muscle function and motor control.
Objectives
Develop manual skills to improve cervical, upper extremity, and trunk function with PNF scapula patterns.
Develop manual skills to improve lumbar, pelvic, and lower extremity function utilizing PNF Pelvic patterns.To train the participant to utilize manual facilitation to enhance the patient’s Proprioceptive awareness, neuromuscular response for initiation, strength, and endurance, and to facilitate motor learning.
Become proficient at using the technique Tonic Spread to effectively facilitate Automatic Core Engagement (ACE) of the trunk and interconnecting segments.To develop a comprehensive understanding of the role of PNF as an inherent component of Functional MobilizationTM and motor control rehabilitation.
Apply the principles of PNF to effectively facilitate CoreFirst™ strategies for efficient motor control in bed mobility, hook lying, sitting, and gait.
Instructor Note
The instructor advertised for the course is the intended primary instructor. Every effort is made to hold the course with the scheduled instructor. Course refunds or transfers will not be granted based on a change of instructor. Please note there may be a change of instructor(s) without prior notice.
Deer Park Physical Therapy Gym Entrance
Help us support the Inland Northwest Blood Center and their patients by donating blood at the Mobile Blood Drive, just outside our gym entrance.
Make your appointment with Bev Roberts (509) 590-4110 or on inbcsaves.org and use sponsor code DeerParkCommunity.
For more information, or to schedule your donation, please visit the Inland Northwest Blood Bank webpage.
Deer Park Physical Therapy Gym Entrance
Help us support the Inland Northwest Blood Center and their patients by donating blood at the Mobile Blood Drive, just outside our gym entrance.
Make your appointment with Bev Roberts (509) 590-4110 or on inbcsaves.org and use sponsor code DeerParkCommunity.
For more information, or to schedule your donation, please visit the Inland Northwest Blood Bank webpage.
Deer Park Physical Therapy Gym Entrance
Help us support the Inland Northwest Blood Center and their patients by donating blood at the Mobile Blood Drive, just outside our gym entrance.
Make your appointment with Bev Roberts (509) 590-4110 or on inbcsaves.org and use sponsor code DeerParkCommunity.
For more information, or to schedule your donation, please visit the Inland Northwest Blood Bank webpage.
Deer Park Physical Therapy and Fitness Center recommends that you have your Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, and Prescription Drug Plans reviewed each year by a licensed agent that is certified to advise you on multiple plans.
Attend one of these seminars and find out what changes are coming to Medicare for 2016. A sales person will be present with information and applications for most of the HMO, PPO, H MO/POS, SNP and PFFS Medicare Advantage plans available in your area. Learn about the upcoming changes and ask any questions you may have. We hope that hosting these seminars will allow you better access to information on all of the plans available to you. We, of course, encourage you to bring your friends and neighbors.
509-276-8811
For accommodation of person with special needs at a sales meeting call (509) 499-4860 or (509) 499-4860 TTY711. Calling this number may direct you to a licensed/certified agent.
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