Lindsay Matijevich

Lindsay, a devoted Doctor of Physical Therapy and co-owner of Mossy Creek Rehab, joined the team at the start of 2022. She has five years of experience working in outpatient orthopedics and is certified in blood flow restriction training, ASTYM, and dry needling. With her skills in manual and vestibular therapy, Lindsay can provide comprehensive treatment. Along with Robert and other team members, her dedication enhances the Mossy Creek Rehab neighborhood.

Location: Jefferson City

Areas of Expertise: dry needling,blood flow restriction,orthopedics, ASTYM

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How to Drastically Reduce Your Risk of Sports Injury

Sports promote health, prolong life, and fill you with energy. However, sometimes injuries occur during sporting events. Unfortunately, a person may not be able to return to sports afterwards. And eve...

How Vestibular Therapy Improves Balance After Ear Problems

Stability and a confident gait seem self-evident. But only when we lose confidence in our actions do we realize how important a sense of balance is. A sudden feeling of dizziness can be really frighte...

Inactivity and the Impact on Low Back Pain

Low back pain is the fifth most common reason for physician visits and nearly 60-80% of people will be affected in their lifetime. After the first experience of low back pain, 44-78% of people will su...

Identifying and Managing Veritgo

Vertigo is a medical term used to define the sensation of dizziness or room spinning. However, vertigo is a symptom rather than a condition itself. Vertigo can affect those in all age groups but is th...

The Vital Role of Physiotherapy in Sports Injury Recovery

Are you actively involved in sports? Then you are probably familiar with injuries. They come in different degrees of severity. But all of them prevent you from leading your usual life for some time. Y...

Expert advice on managing age-related back pain

One major problem that many of Jefferson City's senior citizens deal with is back pain. Our bodies change as we get older, and these changes can cause pain and suffering, especially in the back. Under...

Heel pain treatment: Managing plantar fasciitis

One of the most common causes of heel pain is plantar fasciitis. The thick band of tissue that crosses the bottom of the foot and connects the heel bone to the toes is known as the plantar fascia, and...

Learning what sets arthritis apart from other injuries

The musculoskeletal system can be impacted by both arthritis and injuries, which can cause confusion in diagnosis and thera...

Recover from a neck strain with expert guidance

Neck strain, also known as a pulled muscle, is a common condition that can occur when the muscles in the neck are stretched or torn due to sudden movement, overuse, or poor posture. Neck strain can be...

Proper lifting routine to prevent injuries

In the world of fitness and rehabilitation, lifting has become one of the most popular methods of strength training and muscle development. Whether you're a seasoned gym enthusiast or someone just sta...