With the formation of its Comprehensive Spasticity Management Clinic, University Orthopedics today announced it is now able to offer multidisciplinary and comprehensive approach to spasticity treatment that is unique in Rhode Island and Greater Boston.
With the thrill of skiing and snowboarding comes the risk of sports injuries. Dr. Staebler has advice on how to avoid common skiing injuries.
Leadership works very hard to ensure each employee is treated fairly and with respect. We are all one team, regardless of position.
University Orthopedics providers participated in a Perry Initiative event at the Warren Alpert Medical School in Providence earlier this month where some faculty and trainees taught female first- and second-year medical students about orthopedic
Dr. Eric Cohen just began his new role as co-director of the Total Joint Center at The Miriam Hospital on Jan. 1. Cohen spoke about his career, focus on orthopedics and new position.
Dr. Cohen will share duties with University Orthopedics' colleague Dr. John Froehlich.
About 6,000 people are injured every year in snowblower accidents - resulting in lacerations, fractures, and even amputations.
Paul's lower back pain was so excruciating it kept him from golfing and traveling - activities he loves. University Orthopedics' Dr. Ron Avraham was able to get him back into the swing of things, without surgery. Hear about the non-surgical options offered at UOI.
A new unique clinic for stroke patients is being led by Dr. Zachary Bohart, a physciatrist, which is a doctor that specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation.
Months after assuming management duties at Orthopaedic Associates, Inc., University Orthopedics announced today it officially welcomed the family-owned practice into the UOI family effective January 1, 2024. With the addition of OA’s two locations, UOI will have 65+ physicians at 15 locations throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts providing world-class care to its patients.