It feels like spring has finally arrived. With the calendar at May 1, the weather is temperamental. Over the weekend, I was in Richmond, where it was 89 degrees. I drove two hours back to DC. It was a balmy 45. The fluctuations are a sure sign that it's time for a...
2020 is the Year of Clear Vision
by The editors | January 3, 2020 | Health & Wellness | 0 Comments
Gift Yourself a Healthy Lifestyle This Holiday Season
by The editors | November 29, 2019 | Health & Wellness | 0 Comments
NCAA Gives Student Athletes the Support They Deserve, Sort Of
by The editors | November 1, 2019 | Athletics | 1 Comment
Our Position on Vaccines: It’s Not What You Think
by The editors | June 2, 2019 | Health & Wellness | 0 Comments
Can You Feel the IMPACKD? We Are Certain Your Student Athletes Will
by The editors | May 3, 2019 | Athletics | 0 Comments
Dr. Booker on the College Athletic Scholarship Scandal
by The editors | March 14, 2019 | Athletics | 0 Comments
A Pro Contract for a 13 Year Old? What’s the Game Plan?
by The editors | March 1, 2019 | Athletics | 0 Comments
Meet Dr. Hatch, the “Clark Kent” of Capitol Rehab
by The editors | March 1, 2019 | Around the Office | 0 Comments
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The Benefits of Detox
by The editors | Apr 26, 2018 | Health & Wellness | 0 Comments
The benefits of detox are, by definition, right there in the name: DETOX — getting rid of toxins that build up in your body and over the long-term take a toll on your health. Detox allows your body to return to a natural state and to function more efficiently, and...
5 Toxins You Eat Every Day
by The editors | Apr 25, 2018 | Health & Wellness | 0 Comments
Most people these days at least pay lip service to a healthy lifestyle. We try to be healthy, cut down on fat or sugar or alcohol and get in some exercise. But even when you think you're paying attention to your diet, did you know that there are numerous toxins you...
Staff Spotlight: Q&A With Physical Therapist Christine Springer
by The editors | Mar 31, 2018 | Physical Therapy | 0 Comments
Editor’s Note: In the interest of introducing patients to Capitol Rehab staff whom they may not know, we run an occasional series that puts our team members in the spotlight. Meet the newest member of the Capitol Rehab of Arlington team, physical therapist...
March Madness Is in the Air, and Capitol Rehab Has Bracket Fever
by The editors | Mar 5, 2018 | Athletics | 0 Comments
It's March and that means one thing — yes, Capitol Rehab's 22nd anniversary serving our patients — but more so, it's time for March Madness! This year, Capitol Rehab is doing a March Madness bracket pool with prizes going to participants with the most successful...
It’s All About Jacob Copeland’s Mom … Not
by The editors | Feb 8, 2018 | Athletics | 0 Comments
Parents of young athletes are highly invested in the success of their children. But the line between investment and self-fulfillment can easily become blurred. At the college signing day of top 40 college football recruit Jacob Copeland, Jacob's mom walked out of her...
Good Samaritans: Stepping Up Is Easy When You’re the Only One There
by The editors | Feb 2, 2018 | Athletics | 0 Comments
Being a Good Samaritan often happens as a result of being in the right place at the right time, not necessarily looking to step up and doing something to help out someone else. But the moment when you actually can be of service to someone in need is a great...
Genetic Testing: The First Step to Preventative Medicine
by The editors | Feb 1, 2018 | Health & Wellness | 1 Comment
The accompanying picture is one I took of those really cool bracelets they give you when you are admitted to the hospital. I got one just last week, after my second visit to the emergency room in two months. As you may have read last month, I was diagnosed with a...
Listen To Your Body: What Mine Told Me Christmas Weekend
by The editors | Jan 2, 2018 | Health & Wellness | 12 Comments
On Wednesday of last week, I joined my son for a competition on PlayStation. It was a glorious feeling after being released from four days in the hospital following my fortunate decision to take time to listen to my body. I had spent three nights in the Cardiothoracic...
College Basketball: A Season Worth Celebrating!
by The editors | Dec 1, 2017 | Athletics | 0 Comments
I know it's that time of year when everyone is in the holiday spirit, but one season also worth celebrating is NCAA college basketball! I have spent the better part of this year admiring and discussing the amazing accomplishments of young people, and in particular,...
The Punch Line Is Easy After 20 Years of Diagnosing Symptoms
by The editors | Nov 2, 2017 | Capitol Rehab of Arlington, Community Happenings, Training and Technique | 0 Comments
"I have to make an announcement. I plan on retiring soon. It's time for me to do this frankly because, it's just gotten too easy." This is how Dave Chappelle opened his recent comedy tour. Dave (I call him Dave) pointed out that he has been doing comedy for over 30...
Lessons For Living Life Like You Love It
by The editors | Aug 31, 2017 | Capitol Rehab of Arlington, Community Happenings | 0 Comments
I want to share the stories of two people who remind me just how important it is to help others and help ourselves. Both stories are about people who offer great lessons on how to live life. One is a life-and-death story, the other is not, but it is valuable in...
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