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Extra Phones: Phone: (805) 278-2289
Services/Products: Therapist Certification Training, Collaborative Research Inquiries, Speaking Requests
Payment method: insurance
Other Link: http://www.motiontherapeutics.com
Categories: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapy Clinics, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Orthopedics, Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine, Rehabilitation Services, Sports Medicine & Injuries Treatment

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Phone: (888) 330-2289

Address: 1830 Eastman Ave, Oxnard, CA 93030

Website: http://www.motiontherapeutics.com

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Stroke Rehabilitation
Primary Care
One of the things I constantly do – I don’t care how many doctors I tell about it. I tell as many as I can. Pain management, neurologist, primary care, I tell them about it every time I see them. My primary care physician knows that I wear it because I wear it in the checkups. I talk about it at Kaiser all the time – constantly. I’m always kicking myself for not bringing a little printout with information about what BalanceWear is all about. Hopefully they will share the information with other doctors because I know they must talk to each other. I belong to the Elks Lodge in Thousand Oaks, and they all know that I’m wearing it. I think the word is getting out, that there’s something to help with balance other than canes or walkers. Every time I see someone with a cane but walking without a limp, I think they must have a balance problem and are using a cane for security, and I think they would be happy to hang up their cane!
Emergency Care
Marisol is a 4 year old girl diagnosed with ataxia. Before BalanceWear, her parents say she had a very difficult time keeping her balance and would fall 7-8 times a day, often hurting herself and ending up in the emergency room.

Neurology
Allen DD, Gorgas AM, Gibson-Horn C, Widener GL. People with Multiple Sclerosis Show Improved Gait with Balance-Based Torso Weighting. American Academy of Neurology Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA, April 2012. CMSC-ACTRIMS Annual meeting San Diego, CA, May 30-June 2 and the APTA Section on Research Retreat August 3, 2012.
Multiple Sclerosis
After years of research, this non-invasive, torso-stabilizing BalanceWear vest/garment is available. We developed BalanceWear® to help patients suffering losses of three-dimensional balance, postural control and, alignment, which may be a side effect of a wide variety of neurologic and orthopedic disorders including multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, Ataxia, Stroke, spinal disc dysfunction, and more.

Depression
Psychiatry

MRI
Lucrecia reported, “In the beginning of September 2019, I saw an orthopedic doctor due to funny feelings in MY feet. They prescribed shoe orthotics. By the end of September, I had an x-ray. The beginning of October I couldn’t walk without a walker and ended up at St Vincent Hospital in Erie, PA. and had more x-rays and an MRI. I received the bad news that I had Transverse Myelitis Oct 2

Hip Replacement
The vest is strictly to keep from falling down, tripping over anyone, and embarrassing myself. My bones don’t mend so well at my age – I don’t want a hip replacement or anything like that. So the vest becomes critical in my daily life.

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
She went to Florida Hospital Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation for a BalanceWear assessment and treatment from Aimee Flores Jasper, DPT and followed-up with Susan Thorne-Barrett, PT. Now that she has her own BalanceWear she is attending Gold Zumba!
Physical Therapy
I went in walking and then I didn’t have balance after surgery and could not walk. I went to rehabilitation and started with a walker. After I returned home, I had physical therapy from Home health and used a cane. I still use a cane.
Neuro Rehabilitation

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