This recognition reflects UOI's continued investment in programs that go beyond standard benefits—fostering a culture of care, support, and innovation.
With 21 spanning several categories, University Orthopedics has the most orthopedic physicians on Rhode Island Monthly's 2026 "Top Docs" list.
Honorees were evaluated based on their human resources policies as well as confidential employee surveys conducted by Best Companies Group.
Experience was a big reason health reporter Barbara Morse chose University Orthopedics' Dr. Thomas Barrett to perform her knee replacement.
Can an athlete really perform at the highest level without one of the knee’s most important stabilizing ligaments? That's the question Ch. 10 asked Dr. Michael Belanger.
Dr. Zachary Bohart was listed in Boston Magazine's 2026 Top Doctor issue for Physicial Medicine and Rehabilitation.
Brown University Health has appointed Bassel George Diebo, MD, as co-director of the Spine Center at The Miriam Hospital, strengthening the program’s leadership in advanced, evidence-based spine and scoliosis care for patients across New England.
Oral opioids are not the only option for treating your chronic pain. In this free, live seminar, you’ll hear from University Orthopedics Interventional Pain and Spine physician, Dr. S. Chris Tian, on proven chronic pain treatments that can improve your quality of life.
Dr. Christopher McDonald said taking the right precautions while shoveling snow can help prevent serious injuries.
Even when its off, a snow blower can still pose a danger, Dr. Matthew Akelman told 12 News.