Heather Alaniz, P.T., D.P.T., OCS, is accepting new patients as a physical therapist at the Des Moines University Clinic – Physical Therapy.
DMU Clinic – Physical Therapy Welcomes Heather Alaniz, P.T., D.P.T., OCS Read More
As the popularity of pickleball has increased, so have injuries, presenting risks that players should understand.
Pickleball: Could America’s Fast-Growing Sport Be an Achilles Heel? Read More
Here’s a look back at Des Moines University’s top news events of 2023. It was a remarkable year in DMU’s history!
DMU’s Top 2023 News Stories: What a Wonderful Year! Read More
Hailey Huey, D.P.T., M.H.A., joined the Des Moines University Clinic — Physical Therap, as a physical therapist and assistant professor.
DMU Clinic – Physical Therapy Welcomes Hailey Huey, D.P.T., M.H.A. Read More
Feeling nervous before participating in athletic competition is natural, and not always bad; it can be a sign one’s body is alert and ready to work. But too much anxiety can negatively affect one’s performance. So what’s a body to
Learn about anxiety’s impact on performance – and how you can use it Read More
Brad Earp, D.P.T.’07, ATC, joined the DMU Clinic Physical Therapy on Oct. 18, 2022, as a staff physical therapist both at 3200 Grand Ave., Des Moines, and at the DMU Physical Therapy and Sports Performance Center at the MidAmerican Energy
Brad Earp, D.P.T.’07, ATC Read More
Kari Smith, P.T., D.P.T., BCB-PMD, a physical therapist, manager of the Des Moines University Physical Therapy Clinic and an associate professor in DMU’s doctor of physical therapy (D.P.T.) program, has become a board-certified clinical specialist in women’s health physical therapy
DMU physical therapist Kari Smith earns women’s health clinical specialist certification Read More
Molly Lechtenberg, D.P.T.’08, CMTPT, and Libby Trausch, D.P.T.’08, combined their training and expertise, passion for patient care and personal experiences to establish Breathe. Physical Therapy and Wellness in Des Moines’ Beaverdale neighborhood in 2016. Now with three locations, a fourth
The beginning of spring typically means the end of club team, high school, and collegiate swimming seasons, yet athletes continue to train year-round. During peak training periods, elite swimmers swim upwards of 7,000-10,000 yards a day in addition to strength
Shouldering the Weight of Swimming Pain Read More
On a given day, Lauren Mach, P.T., D.P.T., ATC, CCVT, might be working with a member of the Iowa Phoenix, the state’s only female tackle football team, or a Wombat, a member of a Des Moines men’s rugby team. She
DMU physical therapy providers serve with expertise and an entrepreneurial spirit Read More
