Dr. Alan Daniels - an orthopedic spine surgeon and chief of spine surgery at University Orthopedics and The Miriam Hospital - shares why he has the best job in the world.
Scoliosis warriors from Rhode Island gathered recently for a photo shoot in Providence. They will be featured in Back to Healing's upcoming art exhibit "A Curved Reality," which celebrates the stories of those with scoliosis.
The Complex Spine Clinic at the UOI’s location in Mansfield, Massachusetts will begin May 23, 2024. Staffed by fellowship-trained spine surgeons Dr. Alan Daniels, Dr. Eren Kuris, and Dr. Bassel Diebo, this clinic will be dedicated solely to complex spinal issues.
Several unsuccessful spinal surgeries left Janet with "drop head syndrome" and unable to lift her head. She traveled from Texas to Rhode Island to seek help from Dr. Daniels and the team at the Center for Spine Health at University Orthopedics.
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.
"Coming from outside the U.S. to the U.S. it gives you a perspective of how great this country is, meaning it can make somebody from nobody to somebody to somebody special," said Diebo.
Fellowship-trained in spine and scoliosis surgery, as well as both spine and orthopaedic research, Dr. Diebo is now seeing patients at the practice’s locations in East Providence, Johnston, and Cranston.
Georgia underwent surgery for scoliosis as a child with University Orthopedics' Dr. Eberson. Now, for Scoliosis Awareness Month, she's sharing an important message for kids and their parents.
The entire University Orthopedics family was deeply saddened about the loss of our colleague and friend, Dr. Alexander Robertson, who passed away on May 24, 2023, after a courageous battle…
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.