Accel PT at Topsham Welcomes: Noah Caron PT, DPT, OCS, MBA

Noah is a Northern Maine native who graduated from Husson University in Bangor, ME with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy and Master’s in Business in 2022. After graduation, he moved to South Carolina to attend an Orthopedic Residency through Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System where he received his Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy (OCS). Following Residency training, he became a faculty member and started teaching for the residency program from which he graduated. While teaching and treating patients in South Carolina he started his Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship through Bellin College. While working in SC, Noah was working in sports medicine where he saw athletes of multiple sports as well as post-surgical patients. With this training, Noah understands the importance of individualized care and the power of human connection.

While Noah played multiple sports growing up, his favorite pastimes include biking, hiking, snowboarding, pickleball, and basketball. When he is not in the clinic you can find him playing one of these or enjoying Maine’s diverse brewery scene.

 

Dry Needling for Headaches

If you don’t experience headaches, then I’m sure you have a loved one that does.  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that about 15% of people in the U.S. experienced a “severe” headache or migraine within a 3-month period.  Headaches and...

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Patellofemoral Knee Pain

The knee joint is made up of 3 main bones – the femur (thigh bone), tibia (shin bone), and patella (kneecap). When the knee is straight the femur and tibia are stacked over one another, and as the knee bends the femur and tibia hinge open. The kneecap is smooth on the...

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October is National Physical Therapy Month!

Did you know, October is National Physical Therapy month? This month we recognize the importance of physical therapy in healthcare. The profession of Physical Therapy was developed in the early 1900’s to help people recover from polio and soldiers returning from WWI. ...

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