After just four plays, Aaron Rodgers' first season with the New York Jets came to an end. But, does his Achilles injury mean an end to his NFL career?
When Stacey and Gene Mihaly were on a biking holiday in Sweden several years ago, they never expected they were rolling into an accident that would include international negotiations, a proprietary Swedish medical instrument, a pandemic, a call to a senator, and the deft skills of Derek Jenkins, MD at the Total Joint Center at the Miriam Hospital.
University Orthopedics is already starting to see the impact of an orthopedics program for high school girls.
Sports Medicine Orthopedic Surgeon James O. Maher III, MD recently appeared on WADK's Newport Hospital's Hour of Health.
While many of our patients would agree all of our physicians are worthy of the honor, University Orthopedics is proud to announce 13 of its doctors are recognized in Rhode Island Monthly's 2023 Top Docs issue.
Each of the companies and organizations recognized this year were judged based on human resources policies and completed confidential surveys of employees put together by Best Companies Group.
Using a new mixed-reality system from medical supplier STRYKER, Dr. Scott Paxton can literally map out and see an area that's difficult to navigate.
While the emergency room is still the best place for serious injuries, OrthoDirect provides a convenient treatment alternative for new and acute orthopedic injuries, such as sprains, strains, and possible fractures.
Caroline Bertram is a sports concussion physical therapist at University Orthopedics’ new Sports Concussion Rehabilitation Center. Holding a doctorate of physical therapy degree, Bertram specializes in the treatment of concussions.
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.