Check shoulder motion, strength, and pain patterns
Use the arm with less pain and more confidence
Shoulder and rotator cuff pain
Shoulder pain can interfere with reaching, lifting, sleeping, work, sports, and daily tasks. PRM helps identify the likely source before matching treatment.
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Shoulder pain can involve the rotator cuff, tendons, bursae, joint surfaces, neck referral, instability, or movement patterns around the shoulder blade.
Dr. Sunny Kim approaches pain through Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: how the painful area works, how the rest of the body is compensating, and which non-surgical options may be appropriate.
The goal is to help you understand what may be driving symptoms, which treatments are worth considering, and what kind of progress is realistic for your body and your goals.
How PRM evaluates it
Use the arm with less pain and more confidence
Know whether regenerative care or rehab may be appropriate
Avoid treating the shoulder in isolation when another source may be involved
Possible tools
These are not automatic recommendations. PRM uses the evaluation to decide which options may fit and which do not.