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.
Photo: @narragansettsportsmed University Orthopedics recently welcomed students from the Narragansett High School Sports Medicine CTE program to our East Providence campus for a behind-the-scenes look at careers in orthopedics and…
University Orthopedics sports concussion specialist Caroline Guglielmo, DPT, discusses concussion symptoms, prevention, and recovery for student-athletes.
University Orthopedics will serve as the Official Orthopedic Provider for 19 of Providence College’s 21 Division I varsity teams, including men’s and women’s basketball.
Hundreds came together for the Dr. Mark Palumbo Memorial University Orthopedics 5K to honor his legacy and raise vital funds for The Tomorrow Fund.
Dr. Tabaddor of University Orthopedics joined Sam Knox in studio to discuss the A.J. Brown injury and the details regarding the severity of the in and the timeline of recovery.
University Orthopedics spine surgeon Dr. Christopher McDonald has earned two national honors, including recognition among SpineLine’s 2026 “20 Under 40” and election as a Distinguished Fellow of the North American Spine Society.
A catastrophic knee injury ended Leo’s promising wrestling career, but it didn’t end his life as an athlete. With the help of University Orthopedics Physical Therapist Terry Moreno Toste, years of hard work eventually led them to cross a new finish line together.