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DIVE INTO SUMMER DEALS!
Servicing
The Community
For Over
40 Years
ENJOY THE
THINGS YOU
LOVE TO DO
631-499-1038
297 Commack Road, Commack, NY 11725
SUNSHINE Physical Therapy is happy
to announce the Newest Addition to our
facility to further assist with your injury or
rehabilitation.
Biodex Isokinetic System is used to provide
progressive exercise for an injured joint or
muscle, as well as objective assessment of
muscle and joint performance. The versatile,
safe muscle-loading capabilities of System 4
accommodate the injured through all phases
of rehabilitation: from early range-of-motion
exercise to protective
isometric
strengthening
to late-phase
isokinetic
strength exercise.
ACL • Shoulder Pain • Concussion
High Powered Laser Therapy
√ Orthopedic Clinical Specialist
√ Sports Rehab Therapy
√ Post OperativeTherapy
√ HHS Certifi ed Orthopedic Hip Specialist
CALL NOW to Schedule Your
Biodex Isokinetic System
PRE-SEASON ASSESSMENT
Return to Play to prevent
ACL injury or re-injuries.
SUMMER SPECIAL
$150 (Value $300)
(Limited time offer)
When you Mention Code - “Biodex”
Dr. Venise Mule – Glass, DPT
Venise Mule-Glass,
PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, RYT
HSS Credentialed Advanced Hip Clinician
Pilates Certifi ed, Yoga Therapist, C-IAYT
Chairperson Council of Licensed
Physiotherapists of NYS.
Most Insurances Accepted
NO PRESCRIPTION
REQUIRED
(some insurances exempted)
(Up to 40watts)
Shockwave Therapy
(Available for Treatment)
I’ve gone to other PT’s for months and was not getting better.
I came to Sunshine Physical Therapy and started having
decreased pain within a few treatment sessions.
I continue to be impressed with everything here. The Staff
is EXTRAORDINARY! Warm, Caring, Professional,
Concerned … Practice is Top Notch #1!
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AFFORDABLE SUMMER
ENTERTAINMENT OPTIONS
THAT MAY BE A SHORT
DRIVE FROM HOME
Summer is full of opportunities to rest and unwind.
It’s also a prime time for people to embark on vacations,
road trips or take in activities around their
hometowns. According to InsureMyTrip, millennials
prefer to travel the most
during summer. July is
repeatedly ranked highest,
with Transportation
Security Administration
volume records indicating
various dates during July
are particularly busy times
for travel.
Summer is synonymous
with school breaks and
time off from work, and it
makes sense that people will look to entertainment options
to fi ll their time. But not everyone has the budget
for lavish two-week vacations or big-ticket excursions.
Fortunately, having fun doesn’t have to involve going
broke. The following are some low-cost options for
active daily or overnight adventures when the mercury
rises.
Local sports game
While the draw of a Major League Baseball stadium
certainly has its merits, unless inexpensive tickets can
be secured, more local options may be a more budget
friendly fi t. Minor league games can provide the
thrill of watching sports without the high price tag. Plus,
they draw smaller crowds and are closer to home for
most fans.
Fairs and carnivals
The average cost of a day at an amusement park can be
eye-opening. BestLifeOnline.com says major park tickets
for a family of four now range from $370 to more
than $1,100, depending on the park’s luxury level.
Smaller regional parks may have lower-priced tickets,
but even then, costs can add up when considering food
and drink, too. Church carnivals and local county fairs
tend to be much more affordable and offer similar thrills
and games.
Day at the beach
Few things can be more relaxing and fun than spending
time by the ocean. Families and friends can spice things
up by picking different beach locales and packing the
car to check them out. Create a list of possible beaches
to visit on weekdays or weekends. Purchasing beach
tags well before the start of the season can reduce the
costs of beaches, as some charge around $10 to $12 per
person for daily rates. But there also may be plenty of
free or low-cost options.
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