Review Question - QID 214084

A 70-year-old healthy male presents to your clinic for evaluation of right shoulder pain. He states he was playing tennis 3 months ago when he felt sudden sharp right shoulder pain while hitting a backhand. The pain is still present and occurs when he is reaching for objects or when he is shampooing his hair. His primary care physician ordered an MRI 2 months ago which revealed a partial bursal-sided infraspinatus tear with tendinosis of the supraspinatus. He has been doing low-level exercises at home which have improved his symptoms. Examination reveals full active range of motion of the right shoulder with pain at terminal flexion and abduction. Which of the following is the next best step in management?