Scott Robbins Physical Therapy

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01/24/2024

Thank you Vicksburg and the surrounding areas for voting! It is truly appreciated.

12/13/2023

Staff Spotlight! Meet our newest staffer, Adi Love Leist. Adi is a senior at WCHS. A star soccer player, Adi was sidelined due to a car accident. She is hoping to continue her education in the PTA or OT field after graduation. She enjoys hanging out with her friends and doing normal high school activities. Welcome Adi Love! We are glad to have you in the clinic.

11/27/2023

Meet our Owner!

Scott Robbins is a Physical Therapist with 28 years of experience. He received his BS in Physical Therapy from UMMC in 1995. He furthered his education by completing his Masters in Health Science from the University of St. Augustine in 2004. He then went on to earn his Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2008.

Scott has extensive training in the field of PT. He is a certified manual therapist, completing this certification from the University of St. Augustine in 1998. In 2003, he became Sports Therapy Certified through the North American Sports Medicine Institute. In 2015, he became certified in the Selective Functional Movement Assessment to enhance his evaluation skills.

Scott is an avid golfer. In 2016, he became certified through the Titleist Performance Institute to treat and enhance the swing body connection of golfers.

As a long standing member of the Vicksburg community, Scott has played a key role in advocating for and contributing the the city's advancement. He first opened Scott Robbins Physical Therapy in 2012 which has flourished into a successful business. Scott truly enjoys being a part of the rehabilitation process and serving the Vicksburg community.

11/21/2023

Staff Spotlight! Megan Brown is a Physical Therapist and has been working at SRPT for over 7 years. She received her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology from Mississippi State University in 2013, where she worked as a student athletic trainer with the football and women's soccer team. She continued her studies at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2016. She recently completed her Cancer Exercise Specialist Certification through the Cancer Exercise Training Institute. Megan resides in Vicksburg with her husband, Blake, and 2 children, Maddie and Mary Blake. In her spare time, she enjoys going to sporting events in Starkville, trying new restaurants, and playing with her kids. She was recently inducted into the Junior Auxiliary of Vicksburg. She would love the opportunity to work with you to help you reach your full potential.

11/15/2023

We would appreciate your vote!

Scott Robbins Physical Therapy opened in April 2012 and has served as the premiere choice for physical and occupational therapy in Vicksburg, MS ever since.

11/07/2023

⁉️Is it time to ‘terminate’ steroid injections for tendinopathy? ⁉️
What do you think? Do they have a role? 🤔 Let me know in the replies.
Great viewpoint piece from Visser et al. (2023) in
Reference:
Visser TSS, van Linschoten R, Vicenzino B, Weir A, de Vos RJ. Terminating Corticosteroid Injection in Tendinopathy? Hasta la Vista, Baby. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther. 2023 Nov;0(11):1-4. doi: 10.2519/jospt.2023.11875. PMID: 37506303.

11/06/2023

Staff Spotlight! Larina Mason is a Physical Therapist with 24 years of experience, graduating from UMMC in 1999. She has been a PT at SRPT for 11 years. She enjoys the personal connection she gets to establish with patients in the outpatient setting. She chose this profession to help patients maximize function and maintain independence at any age. When Larina is not at work, she loves hanging out with her husband and watching her three daughters play sports.

In May of 2023, Larina opened a gym in Vicksburg called Fitness Works Plus. At this gym, she is able to provide one on one training after rehabilitation has ended. SRPT often refers patients to Fitness Works Plus after therapy goals have been met.

10/24/2023

Go train.
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10/24/2023

Staff Spotlight!
Samantha Klein is a Physical Therapist and has been working at SRPT for over 6 years. She received her undergraduate degree from Mississippi State University in 2014. She then went on to receive her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Mississippi Medical Center in 2017. She enjoys the outpatient setting at SRPT because it gives her the ability to create customized treatment plans to help patients achieve their goals and get back to their normal lives! When she is not working, Samantha loves travelling, running, and playing with her dog, Dasher. She currently resides in Madison, MS with her husband Jordan Klein. She is proud to serve the Vicksburg community and would love to be a part of your rehabilitation process.

10/19/2023

Common pain sites in Gluteal Tendinopathy…
Most tendinopathy in the lower limb has quite focal pain that rarely spreads. Think of the Achilles or Patellar tendons, for example. The Gluteal tendon is different! There is likely to be local pain over and around the tendon but there is often a spread of symptoms down the thigh and/ or into the lower back.
This spread down the leg is known as ‘pseudoradicular’ because it’s similar to nerve pain. This makes it easy to misdiagnose! For help with diagnosis see my timeline for a simple test battery for suspected gluteal tendinopathy.
Just to muddy the water a little further, co-existing pain and injuries are common. Woodley et al. (2008) studied a group of patients with lateral hip pain and reported that 50% had a previous lower limb injury. 75% had a past history of lower back pain and 30% currently had back pain at the time of the study.
The are a couple of key take home messages for this post:
1. Consider Gluteal Tendinopathy as a possibility in those that present with back and leg symptoms, especially if they have common tendinopathy symptoms (such as early morning stiffness, a warm up response or delayed pain).
2. Examine the lumbar spine and kinetic chain in patients with gluteal tendinopathy to determine their rehab needs
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