If pain and limited movement are keeping you from living your life fully, learning more about a hip or knee replacement could be the first step toward a better life.

Even though golf is a non-contact sport, there are still plenty of injuries that occur out on the course. Scott Biehl, DO, walks through some of the most common ones, how to treat them, and offers advice on preventing them.

Tiger Woods is not competing at the 2023 PGA Championship due to an ankle injury. Luke Loveys, MD, explains the injury, how it is treated, and the recovery process.

Sports medicine physicians, surgeons, and staff treat athletes in a variety of ways. But their expertise doesn’t end there. Christopher Brown, MD, gives us an inside look at sports medicine.

Surgeries are happening more often for anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries than in the past. For patients wondering what the process will look like from diagnosis to recovery, this is what to know.

Getting hurt while playing football is an unfortunately common occurrence. Our sports medicine team shares some of the injuries that happen most in the sport.

These two conditions can make daily movement quite painful. Sendhan Rajamanickam, MD, offers his expertise on their causes and potential treatments.

Women are four times more likely to develop osteoporosis than men. These are steps they can take to reduce the likelihood of developing it and protect their bone health.

June 5-11, 2022 marks Hand Therapy Awareness Week. One of the many things hand therapists do is help musicians recover from pain and injuries.

A way to help athletes recover after more intense workouts or events, this type of therapy can be beneficial in a number of ways. Scott Biehl, DO, explains the practice.

Basketball is heading toward playoff season. Sometimes players can suffer serious injuries – and so can those who play recreationally. Michael Stanton, MD, talks about what he sees.

Putting in the work when you are not competing is just as important as putting in the work when you are competing.

There are a variety of reasons why your child may walk a little differently than others. Orthopaedic Surgeon, James Engels, MD, talks through potential causes.

While carpal tunnel and cubital tunnel syndromes share similar symptoms, they affect different nerves in the elbow and wrist. Find out the differences in symptoms and treatment.

Sometimes parents notice a clicking or popping sound with the movement of their baby’s legs. We spoke to a pediatric orthopaedic surgeon for advice on what to do if this is the case.

Tingling, numbness, or stiffness in the fingers can be bothersome and concerning. Although very common in adults, finding the cause behind finger discomfort is important.