ATI Physical Therapy’s Post

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So I get into work with Jameson and Riley in the offseason was very rewarding to see them get back and be able to participate and what they do and what they love them, what they're so good at. So the care for Riley and for Jameson is innovative, and it comes from information that we get from the data we have nationwide through ATI's research partners. We've learned from all these Tommy John surgeries across the country what the best outcomes are. So I know what the best practices are and that helps me decide. When to progress Riley and went the whole back. When do we start a throwing program? Those are the benefits that I have from working with ATI and the research partners that ATI has to help progress rally along. So to get Jamison back to being able to do what she loves, hard part probably in the beginning is getting her to slow down. So giving her good advice and instruction on what she doesn't need to do to allow that thing to heal well. Then when can we progress and to start adding the tension on the hamstring to get that incredible. That she has and then the strength, how to return that strength back and how quickly can we do that safely? O because we know of all the hamstring tendon repairs or the Tommy John surgeries, we know how they're treated differently. And so there's best practices that we come up with that allows us to treat Jamison and Riley and get them back to playing as quickly as possible.