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Hoong Phang

About Hoong Phang

Hoong Phang is a registered physiotherapist at Propel Physiotherapy. He believes that every person is capable of improving their current physical situation and is passionate about developing unique strategies through critical analysis and assessment to help his clients achieve their personal goals. Hoong is currently published in the academic journals “Disability and Rehabilitation” and “Spinal Cord.”

Ten Concerning Statistics on Falls in the Elderly

Falls are a leading cause of injury in the elderly. With significant physical, emotional, and financial impacts on both individuals and healthcare systems, fall prevention for seniors is a priority globally. Evidence suggests that interventions like physiotherapy, regular exercise, and environment modification are key in preventing falls in the [...]

Practical Strategies in Brain Injury Rehabilitation: Pediatrics to Geriatrics

This September, members of the Propel Physiotherapy clinical team had the privilege in attending the Back to School Conference presented by the Personal Injury Alliance (PIA) and Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA). The conference was titled “Practical Strategies in Brain Injury Rehabilitation: Pediatrics to Geriatrics and Everything in Between.” [...]

Factors Affecting Rehabilitation Outcomes for People with Spinal Cord Injuries

Recovery for individuals with spinal cord injuries (SCI) is a complex and multifaceted process, influenced by a wide range of factors that can significantly impact rehabilitation outcomes. At Propel Physiotherapy, we believe in a holistic approach to rehabilitation, one that takes into account the unique challenges and strengths of [...]

Optimizing Mobility and Independence for Wheelchair Users

Living with a spinal cord injury (SCI) presents numerous challenges, particularly when it comes to mobility. For many individuals, wheelchairs are not just a necessity but an extension of their body, enabling them to navigate the world. However, the efficacy and quality of life for wheelchair users are highly [...]

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