Reason to Run returns November 7 to honor former University Orthopedics surgeon Dr. Alexander Robertson and support brain tumor research at Rhode Island Hospital.
Ollie isn't letting spina bifida or a leg amputation slow him down. From scuba diving to sit skiing, Ollie continues to embrace adventure with the support of University Orthopedics pediatric orthopedic surgeon Jonathan Schiller, MD.
University Orthopedics ranks No. 9 among Rhode Island's large employers in The Providence Journal's 2026 Top Workplaces awards.
University Orthopedics' Dr. Michael Mariorenzi will receive the Arthritis Foundation's 2026 Dr. Hal Horwitz Lifetime Achievement Award on October 17.
University Orthopedics spine surgeon Dr. Alan Daniels joined fellow experts at the AAOS 2026 Annual Meeting to discuss how coordinated hip and spine care can help prevent complications and improve patient outcomes.
Dr. Brett Owens explains why Christian Gonzalez' shoulder injury may be of concern.
At 66, Wally is hiking the Grand Canyon, cycling, and training for HYROX. See how hip replacement surgery with Dr. Eric Cohen at University Orthopedics helped him reclaim his active lifestyle.
Providence College coaches visited University Orthopedics’ Kettle Point headquarters in East Providence to meet the physicians and care team supporting Friar student-athletes.
October 7 is National Walk & Roll to School Day. University Orthopedics shares important safety reminders for children walking, biking, or riding to school, including what parents should know about the growing risks associated with e-bikes and e-scooters.
With concussions affecting an estimated 2 million children and teens each year, knowing the signs of a concussion — and when to seek care — is especially important for young athletes and their families.