One of the most common injuries seen in our office is shoulder pain.

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In fact, shoulder pain occurs in 50% of the population. Patients present with shoulder pain for a variety of reasons, some patients develop shoulder pain over time, and others have neck and upper back pain which is coming from a shoulder injury. Shoulder pain is treated in multiple ways, but the most important step in treating shoulder injuries is a proper and timely diagnosis.

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Being seen when the shoulder pain initially begins leads to faster recovery. The Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery reported that nearly 75% of patients can avoid rotator cuff surgery by performing physical rehab. Dr. Zorn is well-educated in treating rotator cuff injuries/tears, labral tears (SLAP Tears), adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder), and shoulder impingements.