Eddie Barojas was confined to a bed for years after developing a severe lymphedema. Today — thanks to a team of physical therapists, occupational therapists, urologists and wound-care specialists — he’s back on his feet and ready to return to comedy.
Patient Richard Johannesen shares how USC physical therapist Daniel Kirages helped him deal with the effects of cancer therapy.
The university’s unique program requires students to spend nearly 60 days in on-campus immersions, giving them the opportunity to refine their skills and solidify everything they’ve learned online.
Experts in physical therapy, orthopaedics, ophthalmology and more help people stay active for longer.
Sarah Greytak learned to think outside of the box at USC. Now she’s putting her physical therapy skills to much-needed use within the Denver police and sheriff’s departments.
USC physical therapy researcher Lori Michener and her team hope to make Tommy John surgery a thing of the past.
USC Doctor of Physical Therapy students are first-line defenders of pain management policy, doing everything from writing letters to meeting lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
A collaboration between the university’s physical therapy and dentistry programs leads to more work with less pain.
USC responds to national inequity in the field by forming an organization that explains the profession to minorities in the community.
Physical and occupational therapists are teaming up with physicians to provide personalize care for injury recovery, disease prevention and much more.
Physical therapy expert at USC wants to know if a walking pattern would lower a patient’s risk of falling.
From pro athletes to weekend warriors, Drew Morcos takes a fresh approach to help his clients be their best.
Partnership with a leading historically black college is part of a government-backed initiative that aims to increase the number of graduate students from traditionally underrepresented populations.
USC physical therapists work alongside specialists to create individualized treatment.
Epstein Family Foundation donates $10 million to name the USC Epstein Family Center for Sports Medicine.
Leukemia and a rare side effect of chemotherapy didn’t stop Brandon Hsu. Instead, they inspired him.
USC physical therapy study at orthopedics lab helps patient recover without surgery.
The trial looks at risk factors tied to upper-extremity injuries to the shoulder and elbow during spring training.
Improper use of the feet or poor mechanics can pose problems for those in the specialized sport, USC alum says.
After two surgeries, a patient finally finds relief from back pain through physical therapy at USC.
Online students in the new program DPT@USC will take the same courses as Trojans on campus — but in a different format.
Trojan’s nonprofit gives coaches the knowledge needed to maximize performance — at no cost.
Senior military veterans may benefit physically and psychologically from “a good walk spoiled.”
Sarah Urke, who suffered a serious injury as a competitive synchronized swimmer, aims to broaden knowledge of how to prevent and respond to brain injuries.