Reform Physical Therapy
  • About Us
    • Corporate Team
    • Accepted Insurances
    • Blog
  • Physical Therapists
  • Areas of Treatment
    • Orthopedic Conditions
    • Spine and Nerve Conditions
    • Sports and Active Lifestyle Physical Therapy
    • Balance & Neurological
    • Pelvic Health Physical Therapy
    • Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
    • Head, Jaw & Upper Body
    • Hip, Knee, and Leg Physical Therapy
    • Conditions We Treat
  • Specialty Physical Therapy Services
    • Manual Therapy
    • Blood Flow Restriction Physical Therapy in Maine
    • Cupping Therapy (Myofascial Decompression)
    • Dry Needling
    • Bike Fittings at Reform Physical Therapy
    • Running Assessments
  • Patient Resources
    • Patient Forms for Reform Physical Therapy
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
  • Contact Us
    • Topsham
    • Brunswick
    • Freeport
    • Yarmouth
    • South Portland 
    • Kennebunk
    • Eliot
    • Careers
Request Appointment Request Appointment
Request An Appointment
Contact Us

Category: Winter Safety

Person walking carefully on an icy Maine sidewalk wearing winter boots, symbolizing fall prevention and balance.

The Most Common Fall Injuries We See (and How to Prevent Them This Winter

Posted by: in Injury Prevention, Physical Therapy Tips, Winter Safety on October 22, 2025

When winter arrives in Maine, so does the ice — and with it, an increase in slips, trips, and falls. Whether it’s a quick walk to the car or a stroll down your driveway, one small patch of black ice can cause big problems. Every year, we see patients who are surprised by how quickly… Read More


Contact Us

↑ Top ↑
Facebook Instagram Instagram Instagram
  • About Us
  • Physical Therapists
  • Areas of Treatment
  • Specialty Physical Therapy Services
  • Patient Resources
  • Contact Us
  • Terms of Use
  • Cookie Policy
Gold Winner Gold Winner Gold Winner Gold Winner

Privacy Policy     Accessibility || Website Disclaimer
©2026 All Rights Reserved. Designed by Glacial Multimedia©

If you are using a screen reader and are having problems using this website, please call (207) 725-4400.