Kasondra Perez, Author at Healthpointe

About Kasondra Perez

Kasondra Perez majored in Creative Writing at Susquehanna University in Pennsylvania. After graduating in 2018, she moved home to Southern California to be closer to her family. She has a fur baby named Eevee, a border collie/springer spaniel mix. Kasondra strives to read and write daily. View all posts by Kasondra Perez →

21 Feb , 2020

Common Skiing and Snowboarding Injuries

Kasondra Perez

knee injuries, orthopedics, shoulder dislocation, skiing, snowboarding, winter sports, wrist fracture Hot Topics, Orthopedics, Sports Medicine

For Californians, winter sports can be somewhat of an enigma. There are many different kinds of winter sports that vary in the length of their existence; however, no winter sport has quite the staying power as skiing does. Skiing can be dated back...

11 Feb , 2020

Healthpointe is Sponsoring the Brea 8K!

Kasondra Perez

8k, brea 8k classic, cross country, Healthpointe, long distance, marathon, orthopedics, physical therapy, runner's world, southern california, Sports Medicine Community, Hot Topics, Sports Medicine

We are proud to announce that Healthpointe is sponsoring the 29th Annual Brea 8K, on Sunday, February 23! The Brea 8k is a long-distance running and jogging event covering just under 5 miles, that is presented by the Brea Mall and the City of Brea...

24 Jan , 2020

Is My Long Hair Causing My Headaches?

Kasondra Perez

alopecia, extensions, hairstyles, headaches, locs, long hair, ponytail, thick hair Headache Clinic, Neurology, Pain Management

Is My Long Hair Causing My Headaches? According to Instyle, a prominent fashion blog and lifestyle magazine, super long hair is in for the year of 2020. Despite taking a back seat to bobs, shags, and layers in the past decade, 2020 is the year of...

10 Jan , 2020

Three Common Soccer Injuries

Kasondra Perez

ankle brace, ankle sprain, bone scan, ct scan, mri, sprained ankle Pain Management, Sports Medicine

Soccer can be one of the more competitive and aggressive sports out there (we see you rugby), meaning that the injuries that are sometimes seen can be severe. While some may be worse than others, certain ones are also more common than others. Altho...