Information Collection and Usage
We collect your data, such as email and other details you give when you sign up or ask about our services, through our website. We only use this data to respond to your information requests, enable features of Stride Physical Therapy, fulfil the service terms, or talk to you as a service member.
Registration
You don’t need to sign up to look at Stride Physical Therapy content. Should you choose to sign up, Stride Physical Therapy Freehold will ask for details to give you access to the service. You'll register on a form by giving contact info like your name and email.
Aggregate Information
We occasionally gather general data about how people use Stride Physical Therapy and our Service. This includes which pages get the most visitors, the duration of their visits, and whether they click on any links. We collect this info using methods like "cookies" and "IP addresses". We'll combine this data to give a big-picture view of Site and Service usage to business partners, potential interested parties, or if the government asks for it. But don't worry, this summarized data won't reveal your identity or that of any other users.
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We use cookies and clear gifs to save data, shaping a "profile" of your likes and choices. Your personal details might be linked with your profile to customize deals and enhance Stride Physical Therapy content for you. Your profile isn't shared with outside parties.
Information Sharing and Disclosure
We only share your personal information with third parties in the specific scenarios outlined in this Privacy Policy.
Agents and Third Party Service Providers
We sometimes partner with other companies to help deliver our Service, like data processing or tech services. We might share your personal info with them, but they can't keep or use it for anything else.
Change of Control / Asset Transfer
Customer and visitor data may be transferred during company acquisitions or sales as per Stride Physical Therapy’s growth. New owners will receive this information if they acquire any part of our business. Users will be notified of these transfers, adhering to our “Changes to this Policy” section, especially regarding personal data.
Legal Compliance
The Company may disclose member information to protect its rights, property, visitor safety or public interest, or to address threats to our community. Disclosure will also occur if legally mandated, always with utmost regard for member privacy, and strictly within legal limits.
Communications From the Stride Physical Therapy
Customer Service: Based upon the information you provide us, we will communicate with you in response to your inquiries, to provide the services you request, and to manage your account. We may communicate with you by email or telephone.
Newsletters and Promotions: You can choose to receive more newsletters and offers by email from us. If you sign up or are eligible, we'll use your name and email to send them to you. We value your privacy, so you can easily unsubscribe. Check the "Choice and Opt-out" section for details.
Choice/Opt-out: Service-related emails are needed to provide our service. You can unsubscribe from these non-promotional emails or deactivate your account by following the instructions in any email or by emailing [email protected] at Stride Physical Therapy Freehold. For newsletters or other email promotions, if you've subscribed or are eligible and want to stop receiving them, unsubscribe using the instructions provided in any email.
Security and Information Protection: We prioritize the safety of your data. Your sensitive details, like credit card numbers, are encrypted with SSL technology when you fill out our payment forms. We use well-recognized standards to safeguard your data during and after it's sent to us. But remember, no method is entirely secure online. So, while we do our best to keep your personal information safe, we cannot promise complete security.
Firewalls: We take the safety of your personal data seriously. We safeguard the information you give us during sign-up with protective measures like firewalls (devices and programs that block unauthorized access), intrusion detection systems (tools that spot uninvited guests), plus encryption and physical safeguards when needed. However, please be aware that no method of transmitting or storing data can be completely secure. While we work hard to keep your personal data safe, we can't promise complete security for the data you share with us online, and we can't be liable for its potential loss, theft, or accidental leak.
Links to Other Sites: While visiting Stride Physical Therapy or reading our emails, you may find links to other websites we don't control. These sites could save their own cookies, gather data, or ask for your personal info. Their privacy rules can be very different from ours and we aren't responsible for what they do. If you go to another site from ours, your personal details might appear, but they won't actually get them unless you decide to share by filling out a form or similar actions.
Privacy Policy for Children: Stride Physical Therapy does not intentionally gather data from children below 13. If you're younger than 13, please don't submit your information. Should we discover we've acquired such data, we will endeavor to promptly remove it from our records.
Changes to this Policy: We may update this Privacy Policy occasionally. When we do, we will inform you by placing a notice on the Stride Physical Therapy's homepage for a while and by updating the “Effective” date here. Please revisit this page sometimes to stay updated. If you keep using Stride Physical Therapy after changes are posted, it means you agree to the new terms.We ship all products within 7 days using the specified shipping service.
Patient Info
We collect your data, such as email and other details you give when you sign up or ask about our services, through our website. We only use this data to respond to your information requests, enable features of Stride Physical Therapy, fulfil the service terms, or talk to you as a service member.
Registration
You don’t need to sign up to look at Stride Physical Therapy content. Should you choose to sign up, Stride Physical Therapy Freehold will ask for details to give you access to the service. You'll register on a form by giving contact info like your name and email.
Aggregate Information
We occasionally gather general data about how people use Stride Physical Therapy and our Service. This includes which pages get the most visitors, the duration of their visits, and whether they click on any links. We collect this info using methods like "cookies" and "IP addresses". We'll combine this data to give a big-picture view of Site and Service usage to business partners, potential interested parties, or if the government asks for it. But don't worry, this summarized data won't reveal your identity or that of any other users.
MEET YOUR RECOVERY TEAM
Kanwal Bhardwaj
PT, M.Sc.PT, CIMT, CMNT
Meet Kanwal Bhardwaj, PT, M.Sc.PT, CIMT, CMNT, the driving force behind Stride Physical Therapy in Freehold, NJ. With over 20 years of dedicated experience in the field, Kanwal brings a wealth of expertise and a passion for holistic healing to his practice. Kanwal's journey began with a Master of Science in Orthopedic Physical Therapy from Quinnipiac University in 2004. Over the years, he honed his skills and gained invaluable insights during 18 years of service in outpatient physical therapy offices. In 2014, fueled by a desire to deepen his understanding of patient care, he pursued a manual therapy certification (CIMT). This transformative experience allowed him to adopt a whole-body perspective, focusing on treating the root cause rather than just the symptoms...
At Stride Physical Therapy, we're dedicated to transforming lives. With a focus on the root cause of your condition, we're here to help you regain mobility and embrace an active lifestyle. What sets us apart? Our genuine passion for what we do. Let's stride towards a brighter tomorrow together.
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5 Common Causes of Shoulder Pain and How Physical Therapy Can Help
Shoulder pain is one of the most common ailments, affecting people of all ages and activity levels. Whether it's from a sports injury, everyday activities, or age-related wear and tear, shoulder pain can significantly affect your ability to perform simple tasks and enjoy daily activities. At Stride Physical Therapy in Freehold, NJ, we’re here to help you understand the common causes of shoulder pain and how physical therapy can provide relief.
Physical therapy is a safe, effective, and natural recovery option for those dealing with shoulder pain. Rather than opting for costly surgeries or relying on medications, physical therapy targets the root causes of your pain and helps restore function through customized exercises and treatments. If you're experiencing shoulder pain, it's important to see a physical therapist as soon as possible to get the right care and avoid further complications.
What Can Physical Therapy Do for You?
When you visit Stride Physical Therapy in Freehold, NJ, our expert physical therapists will first assess your shoulder condition. We’ll identify the exact cause of your pain and develop a personalized treatment plan to address it. Whether you’re dealing with an injury, musculoskeletal issue, or age-related condition, physical therapy can help relieve pain, restore range of motion, and improve your quality of life.
Instead of opting for expensive surgery or relying on pain medications, physical therapy is an affordable, natural option that can get you back on track. The goal is to relieve pain, improve movement, and help you recover from your shoulder injury or condition, so you can return to living pain-free.
5 Common Conditions of Shoulder Pain
Shoulders are essential for a wide range of movements, from lifting and reaching to throwing and pushing. However, when something goes wrong, it can lead to persistent pain and discomfort. Here are five of the most common causes of shoulder pain:
1. Impingement Syndrome
Shoulder impingement occurs when the top part of the shoulder blade presses on the underlying soft tissues in the arm, particularly the tendons and bursa. This pressure causes irritation and inflammation, leading to pain, especially when raising the arm. Left untreated, impingement can lead to conditions like bursitis or tendinitis.
2. Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis)
Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a painful condition in which the shoulder becomes stiff and difficult to move. This condition can occur after an injury or as a result of another shoulder issue. If not addressed, the muscles around the shoulder may "freeze," severely limiting mobility and causing chronic pain. Physical therapy is crucial for preventing or addressing frozen shoulder by improving flexibility and strength in the joint.
3. Bursitis
The shoulder is a complex joint, consisting of multiple components, including the bursa—small, fluid-filled sacs that lubricate the joint. When the bursa becomes inflamed, a condition known as bursitis can occur. This inflammation can lead to swelling and pain, especially when moving the shoulder. Seeking physical therapy early on can help alleviate the pain and prevent further complications.
4. Tendinitis
Tendinitis is a common condition that results from repetitive use of the shoulder joint. Athletes, especially those involved in tennis, baseball, or swimming, and people with physically demanding jobs may be more prone to tendinitis. The condition occurs when the tendons in the shoulder become inflamed, leading to pain and restricted movement. Regular physical therapy and rest are essential to recover from tendinitis and prevent the condition from becoming chronic.
5. Rotator Cuff Tears
The rotator cuff consists of muscles and tendons that provide stability and movement to the shoulder joint. A tear in one of these tendons can be caused by sudden trauma or repetitive overuse. Rotator cuff tears are often associated with severe pain, especially when lifting the arm. Physical therapy can help restore function after a tear, whether it's partial or complete, by strengthening the muscles and improving range of motion.
How Physical Therapy Helps
At Stride Physical Therapy in Freehold, NJ, our physical therapists take a hands-on approach to treat shoulder pain. Through a combination of targeted exercises, manual therapy, and education, we help our patients manage pain, improve strength, and regain their full range of motion. We aim to avoid the need for invasive treatments and ensure long-term relief from shoulder pain.
Our therapists will work with you one-on-one to tailor a rehabilitation plan that meets your specific needs, whether it's recovering from an injury, overcoming a condition like tendinitis or frozen shoulder, or simply improving overall shoulder health.
Contact Stride Physical Therapy Today
If you’re dealing with shoulder pain and looking for an effective, non-invasive treatment option, Stride Physical Therapy in Freehold, NJ, is here to help. Contact us today to schedule your consultation, and take the first step toward a pain-free, active lifestyle.
Shoulder pain doesn’t have to control your life. Let our expert team at Stride Physical Therapy guide you through a safe and effective recovery process. We’re committed to helping you feel better and get back to the activities you enjoy.
