Dr. Janush holds the position of Associate at the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, is a Diplomat in the American Board of Osteopathic Medicine, and holds Fellowship status in the American Academy of Disability Evaluation Physicians.

Specializing in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, also known as physiatry, Dr. Janush focuses on diagnosing and treating disorders of the musculoskeletal and neurologic systems with an emphasis on recovery. As an osteopathic physician, she adopts a distinctive holistic approach, incorporating manual medicine in patient care.

Having dedicated numerous years to acquiring exceptional medical education, Dr. Janush approaches each patient with a combination of knowledge and respect. With over 20 years of medical practice, she brings a wealth of experience to provide unique diagnostic and treatment care.

Dr. Janush skillfully unravels diagnostic challenges by attentively listening to her patients and establishing connections between symptoms and complaints. She is committed to comprehensive patient recovery, addressing medical, social, vocational, and quality of life aspects. She assesses both acute and chronic issues, caring for the entire body to restore optimal functioning, often without resorting to surgery. Dr. Rachelle also educates patients on injury prevention and supports the pursuit of overall whole-body wellness.

Trained in mainstream medical practices, as well as alternative and holistic approaches, Dr. Janush specializes in neuromuscular skeletal and pain management evaluation and treatment within the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation.

Full physicians and surgeons in the USA may undergo training in one of two separate tracks at university, either the osteopathic, DO fields or the MD allopathic field. Dr. Rachelle has graduated from osteopathic and also completed MD training from Michigan State University and was the first DO to graduate from The University of Texas, San Antonio Department of Rehabilitation with these premier qualifications. Her medical degrees and training allow her the rights and privileges throughout the USA.

Any physician and surgeon in the USA typically undergo training in one of two distinct tracks at university: either the osteopathic (DO) or allopathic (MD) fields. Dr. Rachelle has completed her education in both fields, graduating from osteopathic medical school and obtaining training from Michigan State University and University of Texas. Notably, she holds the distinction of being the first DO to graduate from The University of Texas, San Antonio Department of Rehabilitation with these prestigious qualifications. With her comprehensive medical degrees and training, she is granted rights and privileges across the USA.

An osteopathic physiatrist is a specialized physician who focuses on physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R). These doctors have a deep understanding of the connections between the brain, nerves, bones, muscles, and connective tissues. Here’s what they do:

1. Full physicians and surgeons in the USA may undergo training in one of two separate tracks at university, either the osteopathic, DO field or the MD allopathic field.
2. Holistic Approach: Osteopathic physiatrists view patients as whole individuals, considering not only their physical conditions but also their overall well-being. They recognize that health involves interconnected systems.
3. Diagnosis and Treatment: Through extensive training, they learn to diagnose and treat patients comprehensively. Rather than focusing solely on specific symptoms or body parts, they address the person as a whole.
4. Osteopathic Manual Therapy (OMT): Osteopathic physiatrists may utilize a hands-on approach that involves gentle techniques to improve mobility, relieve pain, and enhance overall function. This method considers the body’s innate ability to heal itself.
5. Interdisciplinary Care: They collaborate with other healthcare professionals, including expert physician specialists and physical therapists. This interdisciplinary approach leads to comprehensive diagnosis and treatment.
6. Maximizing Functional Independence: Osteopathic physiatrists work to restore maximal functional independence. Pharmacological and surgical interventions, exercise prescription, and lifestyle modifications.

In summary, osteopathic physiatrists play a crucial role in helping patients recover from injuries, manage chronic conditions, and improve their quality of life through a holistic and patient-centered approach.