Health Articles

  • How to Get Back in Action With Your New Knee

    How long do patients need to wait before returning to their lifestyles? Every patient is different, and recovery times will vary. When the surgery is complete and the patient has returned home,…

  • Outpatient Joint Replacement: A Faster, Easier Way to Keep Moving

    Your hips and knees can take on a lot of damage throughout your life, leading to degenerative conditions like osteoarthritis. Joint replacement is often the recommended solution for the pain and…

  • 5 Vital Tips for Hydration

    Whether you are training over a prolonged period or playing hard during a competition, hydration can keep you at peak performance and help you avoid serious health risks.

    Dehydration in…

  • Athletes and Meniscus Tears: The Need-to-Know Basics

    In young athletes, most injuries to the meniscus are a result of trauma. The menisci are vulnerable to injuries that involve both compression and twisting across the joint, which is a common…

  • ACL Injuries Can Take a Toll on Female Athletes

    It’s a trend happening on playing fields and basketball courts at an alarming rate: a young girl jumps or pivots and collapses in excruciating pain. In fact, teenage girls sustain serious knee…

  • 3 Tips to Get Great Posture

    Back and neck pain will afflict nearly 80 percent of Americans at some point in their lifetime. Our spine doctors say one of the most common causes of that pain is poor posture.

    The…

  • Eliminating Neck Pain for Good

    The lower back is one of the most common sources of pain, but the upper portion of the spine—called the cervical spine—can also be a pain in the neck. Artificial disc replacement is a procedure…

  • Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery—Maximum Benefits

    If you are suffering from back, neck, or spine pain and are in need of surgery, minimally invasive surgery may be an option you should consider. Minimally invasive spinal surgeries offer many…

  • Ankle Arthritis: Find Your Relief

    As you age, your ankles may develop osteoarthritis from wear and tear, rheumatoid arthritis, or arthritis resulting from injuries, such as fractures or frequent sprains. 

    Your ankle…

  • Does the Shoe Fit?

    When your shoes don’t fit right, your feet can be subject to injury or even permanent deformity. These problems include soreness, blisters, calluses, corns, bunions, and hammertoe. Wearing well-…