After you’ve had a joint replacement, you’ll be able to get back to your daily activity without pain. 80-90% of ...Read More

Joint replacement patients often are able to return to work in a matter of weeks and resume most of their normal activities within a few months of surgery. Here’s what you can expect after surgery. ...Read More

Spinal discs, which sit between vertebrae and act as shock absorbers in the back, are kind of like jelly donuts. ...Read More

Lateral epicondylitis – sound familiar? Well, maybe not – but you may have heard it by the name: tennis elbow. ...Read More

Robotic-assisted surgery offers more options for patients considering total hip and knee joint replacements. Surgeons use this advanced technology to ...Read More

Trigger finger is an often painful condition that impacts the tendons in your fingers or thumbs. It prevents them from ...Read More