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Direct Access to Oxford Physical Therapy
Oxford Physical Therapy
196 episodes
2 weeks ago
The second installment of our Prime Mover episodes- Matt and Allie interview Shelby Yahl, Physical Therapist at our Hamilton location, on her selection of movement: climbing stairs. Shelby explains that she chose the topic because she has seen this trend in a lot of her patient cases. She also brings up how fear and avoidance of leaving their homes has patients remaining stagnant in their care. She describes every muscle involved in this movement and the importance of overall strength, range ...
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The second installment of our Prime Mover episodes- Matt and Allie interview Shelby Yahl, Physical Therapist at our Hamilton location, on her selection of movement: climbing stairs. Shelby explains that she chose the topic because she has seen this trend in a lot of her patient cases. She also brings up how fear and avoidance of leaving their homes has patients remaining stagnant in their care. She describes every muscle involved in this movement and the importance of overall strength, range ...
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Direct Access to Oxford Physical Therapy
PRIME MOVER SERIES - Shelby Yahl, PT DPT
The second installment of our Prime Mover episodes- Matt and Allie interview Shelby Yahl, Physical Therapist at our Hamilton location, on her selection of movement: climbing stairs. Shelby explains that she chose the topic because she has seen this trend in a lot of her patient cases. She also brings up how fear and avoidance of leaving their homes has patients remaining stagnant in their care. She describes every muscle involved in this movement and the importance of overall strength, range ...
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2 weeks ago
17 minutes

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Clinical Corner Article October 25
Matt and Allie are back to discuss this month's clinical corner article! In this case presentation- you'll hear about a patient who experienced consistent gluteal pain even after seeing his PCP, PA and PT. With more and more time passing and worsening symptoms, and a palpable mass finding by the PT, the patient was urged to get an MRI. This uncovered that the mass was identified as advanced-stage non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Luckily, after treatment and a couple months of PT, the patient resu...
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3 weeks ago
12 minutes

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PRIME MOVER SERIES - Charley Meade, PT DPT COMT
Introducing the Prime Mover Series- a new kind of episode we are adding to our monthly posts where we will be breaking down all that goes into body movement. From everyday tasks like walking up and down stairs, grocery shopping to professional athletics, and more! Our first Prime Mover episode we interview Charley Meade, Physical Therapist & clinic manager, on his selection of movement: kicking a football. Charley explains every muscle involved in the kick and the importance of strength a...
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1 month ago
23 minutes

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Student PT Spotlight- Hannah Carlin
Matt and Allie are back at the Hamilton center to interview student PT Hannah Carlin. Hannah starts with her school history, her PT school application process along with how she found the early assurance application. Hannah explains how she become interested in PT early on from her own injuries and experience in PT. Matt asks all about her first clinical experience and how she is applying what she learned in class in real life. Hannah shares what her plans are for the future and her tips and ...
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1 month ago
15 minutes

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Clinical Corner Article September 25
Matt and Allie are back with this month's clinical article(s)! This month Matt pulled together three separate articles that cover repairing, testing, and strengthening the ACL as it relates to sensorimotor dysfunction. The first article dives into what sensorimotor dysfunction is and how ACL injuries affect it. They also found that repairing a patient's ligament, instead of replacing it, decreases the probability of patients needing surgery on their other knee. Hear about how they compare a p...
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1 month ago
16 minutes

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Joe Burrow and His Turf Toe- with Dr. Bryan Fallis DPM
The injury heard around Bengals Nation. Matt Ernst jumps on a phone call with Dr. Bryan Fallis, local podiatry specialist, to talk all about what is to be expected from Joe Burrow's current injury after Sunday's home opening game. Being a big football fanatic- Dr. Fallis knows all that went into the play where Joe got hurt, when he got hurt, and Joe's previous injuries and recovery time to get back on the field. Learn what Turf Toe is, and how imperative this ligament is in specifically the q...
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1 month ago
19 minutes

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Student PT Spotlight - Sela Maben
Matt and Allie visit the Oxford PT Hamilton Center to talk to Lisa DeBord, PT MPT and her PT student Sela Maben. Sela shares her background, how she became interested in PT, and some fun stories about her past in Irish dancing! Sela shares her application process and why she ultimately chose UC. Sela is in her 12th week as a student PT intern with Oxford PT and has some great tips to share with other PT students and how school compares to real life/clinical experience. Lisa comments on how mu...
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1 month ago
19 minutes

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Tunnel to Towers 2025 with Lesley Allen
Matt and Allie are back with the annual guest Lesley Allen, volunteer Race director for the T2T NKY 5k, to talk about this year's event! Lesley recaps the genesis of this event/foundation and how they are doing all the work to keep the promise to NEVER FORGET what took place on 9/11. The group share their own experiences in attending, coordinating and working the event as well as describe what newcomers can expect and everything that is new! Lesley also shares updates with the smart home comm...
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2 months ago
15 minutes

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Clinical Corner Article August 25
Matt and Allie are back to discuss this month's clinical corner article. Matt starts with his question for students regarding whether or not prehab is effective for patients with FAI (Femoroacetabular Impingement Syndrome) having a hip arthroscopy. Allie interjects to have Matt further explain these terms and what the symptoms look like for this syndrome. Getting into the article- a panel of multidisciplinary experts reviewed the evidence on prehab, who eventually came to consensus of 8 recom...
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2 months ago
15 minutes

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Student Spotlight- Maddie Bird
Matt and Allie visit the Montgomery center to interview student PT Maddie Bird. Maddie starts with her school history, shares a bit about her background and her experience in this clinical round at Oxford PT. Matt asks Maddie about her experience with our new Ai documentation assistance using Scribe technology. Maddie shares how she felt before starting this clinical round, and some of the new techniques and treatments her CI Dustin has showed her. Matt asks Maddie what her plans are for the ...
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2 months ago
16 minutes

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Student Spotlight- Keagen Haffele
Matt and Allie are joined by company partner Rob Schwab, PT DPT and his PT student Keagen. Matt interviews Keagen about his school history, his background and his experience in this clinical round with Oxford PT. Keagen brings up the use and his appreciation for the new Scribe technology Oxford PT has implemented to aid in documentation. Rob and Keagen share some of the cases they have seen in the clinic. Matt asks Keagen what his plans are for the future and to share his tips and advice to o...
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3 months ago
27 minutes

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Clinical Corner Article July 2025
Matt and Allie present this month's clinical corner article that basically supports the whole theme of our podcast! Matt introduces the research report that tested the pathway of using direct access in visiting a PT first in comparison to the physician pathway alone. The study covered 66 children/adolescents presenting with muscle pain and split them into groups to compare the results. The patients who used their direct access showed higher rates of retention and compliance in their care!&nbs...
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3 months ago
14 minutes

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Shoulder Replacement with Dr Maria Rodenberg, MD
Matt and Allie are back to visit Dr. Maria Rodenberg, MD to talk about shoulder replacements. Dr. Rodenberg starts with all the tests, injuries, and treatments that can lead to needing a shoulder replacement. She explains how the procedure has evolved with advanced technologies, techniques and the different types of shoulder replacements. Learn about anatomic and reverse replacements, and how the placement makes a difference. Matt and Dr. Rodenberg chat about recovery and PT treatments to reg...
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3 months ago
17 minutes

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Patient Testimonial- Luke Peters
Matt and Allie talk to patient Luke Peters about his experience in physical therapy. Luke shares his injuries, how he found Oxford PT, and all the treatments that are currently helping him recover. With quite a few different injuries and a couple surgeries, Luke has been a patient at Oxford a couple times! Luke is an avid athlete and had a lot of goals to reach to be able to get back on the soccer field. With determination and and focus Luke is putting in the work to get back to doing what he...
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4 months ago
15 minutes

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Clinical Corner Article June 2025
Matt and Allie are celebrating the start of summer with a clinical corner article! For June, Matt covers a case report from the JOSPT that describes a case where a 66y/o male sought out PT treatment after 3 weeks of right-sided facial drooping. Learn about what Bell's Palsy is, what it looks like/ symptoms, how quickly it can on-set, and how PT can help in recovery! You'll hear how the patient in the article was treated with dry needling and electrical stimulation and made a FULL recove...
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4 months ago
13 minutes

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Patient Testimonial - Jennelle White
Matt and Allie visit our Oakley center to speak to center manager Jeff Mischnick, PT MPT and his patient Jennelle. You'll hear about how Jennelle got injured and her experience with Jeff and PTA Quinten. Jeff describes the exercises used to treat her posture, neck pain, and ultimately her shoulder. Jennelle shares how she felt after receiving these treatments and gives her glowing review. Jenelle tells us she has written a couple books ready to be published, keep an eye out online...
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5 months ago
14 minutes

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Clinical Corner Article May 2025
Short N Sweet! This month's Clinical Corner Article covers a case study of a patient presenting with rotator cuff issues. After months of pain and many rounds of cortisone injections, she finally decided to visit a PT. Eight weeks of treatment went by with her pain not resolving, and her shoulder still "feeling stuck". This lead her PT to refer her on to getting an MRI- which eventually uncovered an aneurysmal bone cyst! This case is a great example to show patients they should not wait to be...
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5 months ago
11 minutes

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Patient Testimonial - Gary Gaines
Matt and Allie are onsite at our Maineville center to talk to patient Gary Gaines. Gary humbly shares his personal background along with in-depth recount of his Marine corps and athletic history. Gary reminisces on games at the USC Coliseum and his deep love of sports. With this rich history in multiple sports- Gary tells Matt he only recalls suffering one injury. He says that his joints and mobility are now deteriorating- which is what led him to Oxford PT. Having multiple surgeries and join...
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5 months ago
23 minutes

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Student PT Spotlight- Anna DiLonardo
Matt and Allie visit the Florence Center to talk to clinic manager + PT Marie Graves, and her student PT Anna DiLonardo. Anna shares her background and experience in PT school and previous clinicals. Allie realizes she's surrounded with MSJ Grads. Matt asks her about the cases she has seen and different techniques she's learning. Marie reports on Anna's work and expresses her gratitude for Anna's tenacity. Anna shares her tips to other PT students starting out and says "Jump right in!". ...
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6 months ago
15 minutes

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Clinical Corner Article April 2025
Matt and Allie are back to discuss this month's clinical corner article! For our loyal listeners- this one might sound familiar. Blood Flow Restriction Training is gaining popularity and becoming more common in PT treatment, so we decided to revisit an older article. You'll hear about two different patient cases with the same injury that both received BFR. Matt gives a softball question to PT students listening. He explains what patients can expect in treatment if BFR is involved. While this ...
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6 months ago
15 minutes

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The second installment of our Prime Mover episodes- Matt and Allie interview Shelby Yahl, Physical Therapist at our Hamilton location, on her selection of movement: climbing stairs. Shelby explains that she chose the topic because she has seen this trend in a lot of her patient cases. She also brings up how fear and avoidance of leaving their homes has patients remaining stagnant in their care. She describes every muscle involved in this movement and the importance of overall strength, range ...