In celebration of health care heroes, University Orthopedics is proud to once again take part in Rhode Island Hospital's Day of Giving campaign.
Dr. Eberson, Dr. Anthony Scaduto from UCLA, and Dr. Elizabeth Hubbard from Scottish Rite traveled to Honduras last month with World Pediatric Project. During their week-long mission, they worked out of two ORs at Ruth Paz Hospital, treating 52 children and completing 12 surgeries.
Dr. Valentin Antoci recently summited Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania after a 6-day climb. He was even repping some UOI gear!
University Orthopedics physicians this month began a program called “Orthopaedics in Action” for students in grades 9-12 from Lincoln School and Providence’s The Met High School.
The Northeast Generals, an Attleboro-based premiere Tier II junior hockey organization, recently became the latest sports organization to select University Orthopedics as its official orthopedic provider.
With wish lists for dozens of children in hand, Helena Cabral - site manager for University Orthopedics' East Greenwich location - and phyiscal therapy receptionist Barbara Brennon recently hit the stores over the course of several days.
Absolutely incredible. That is how Tomorrow Fund Executive Director Lisa Abbenante described the donation made to the children’s charity on behalf of the Mark Palumbo Memorial University Orthopedics 5K.
Dr. Phillip Lucas, a spine surgeon at University Orthopedics, recently received the Dr. Hal Horwitz Lifetime Achievement Award for Physician Excellence from the Arthritis Foundation.
University Orthopedics' Hand and Upper Extremity surgeon Arnold-Peter C. Weiss, MD served as the Inaugural Legacy Visiting Professor earlier this month at Johns Hopkins Department of Orthopaedics Surgery.
The annual event along the East Bay Bike Path raises money for kids with cancer and their families.