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On Friday, December 16th Lauryn Gingsburg, MSPT with Bay State Physical Therapy in Beverly and Dr.
Bay State Physical Therapy will be attending the Hockomock Area YMCA's Legends Ball this evening. The proceeds "benefit the Hockomock Area YMCA's Integration Initiative, which was established in 2004 with a goal to provide children with special needs an opportunity to participate with their typically developing peers in all the programs, services and activities offered at the Y. The program aims to improve social skills build self-esteem, increase physical activity and independence and to enhance mutual respect among people of all abilities." Patriot player, Matt Light, will receive the
Gannett News Service November 9, 2011 1:49PM
Arthritis of the knee is striking Americans at younger ages, new research has found, but shedding a few pounds if you’re overweight might reduce your risk.
The studies were presented over the weekend in Chicago at the American College of Rheumatology’s annual meeting.
APTA member Sue Falsone, PT, MS, SCS, ATC, on Monday was named the head trainer and physical therapist (PT) for the Los Angeles Dodgers, the first female head athletic trainer in the history of major professional sports, according to a Major League Baseball article.
Over 40 Bay State Physical Therapy PT's completed the Boston Sports and Shoulder Symposium this past week.
Top surgeons from the Boston area presented the latest in shoulder and knee surgical techniques, along with physical therapy related lectures on post surgical rehab. Take a look at some of the topics they discussed here: http://www.nebh.org/Documents/Content/2011BSSS/bsss2011.pdf!

