Orthopedic Specialties

We treat all orthopedic injuries and diseases for patients of all ages and activity levels with advanced orthopedic techniques and technologies and an uncommon caring touch. It’s comprehensive musculoskeletal care that helps eliminate pain and brings our patients back to their version of normal.

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In-Office Imaging Services

Imaging gives us a clear view inside your musculoskeletal system to better inform your treatment. Our state-of-the-art technology provides the best imaging and our dedicated staff sees to your comfort throughout.

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Therapies Provided

Our full range of therapies and highly-trained therapists assist in your care from initial injury to complete recovery for a seamless treatment experience. We offer state-of-the-art on site facilities and individualized therapy programs based on your goals and injuries.

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Other Specialties

Orthopedic care isn’t always as black and white as an x-ray of a broken bone. Other considerations come into play, such as inter-related nerve issues and chronic pain. We’ve gathered the best specialists to work closely with our orthopedists and help address them.

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Ortho RI Express

With injuries, sometimes you can’t wait for an appointment. Ortho RI Express gives you an alternative to waiting in a crowded Emergency Room with same day access to Orthopedic Specialists for acute situations.

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Strut Like You Mean It – Walking with Intention

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, for an aerobic activity to qualify as moderate intensity, it should raise your breathing rate and heart rate causing you to break a sweat, but you should still be able to maintain a conversation. Vigorous aerobic activity should raise your breathing rate and heart rate more to the point where you are no longer able to maintain a conversation. Walking can be considered moderate intensity if you are meeting these standards above!

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Sleep Health and the Management of Musculoskeletal Pain

Physical therapists are uniquely positioned to address sleep because they spend significant time with patients. Addressing sleep dysfunction is not just about “feeling rested”; it is a parallel driver of recovery.  Improving sleep can directly decrease pain intensity and improve the overall trajectory of rehabilitation.

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What Patients Ask: How Long Does My Hip Replacement Last?

For patients considering hip replacement, the message is clear: a modern hip replacement is likely to last a lifetime for the vast majority of people. The anxiety about needing a second operation is, for most patients, no longer justified.

This has particular….

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