When you hear the term “pinched nerve,” you probably imagine a nerve that is being compressed in your neck, lower back or hip. These are all common locations for a nerve to become compressed, but they certainly aren’t the only areas! In fact, we regularly see patients who are dealing with pinched nerves in their […]
The Importance of Bone Density Screening in Men: A Case Study
Last week, I saw a patient in my clinic who had a stress fracture. While he wasn’t in the typical age group of men who develop osteoporosis, he did have other clear risk factors that suggested that osteoporosis was certainly in play. As I discussed my concerns about the development of his condition with him, […]
Rising Costs, Reduced Pay Forcing Solo Practitioners To Adapt
A recent article posted on the American Medical Association’s website caught our attention. The article was titled “Big Medicare pay fixes are needed to save this solo practice.” The piece focuses on Dr. Jesse Goldman’s solo practice and the struggles he faces to keep his practice afloat amid rising inflation and reduced payments from Medicare. […]
We’ve Got Some Big Shoes To Fill
We’re gearing up for the big transition to Resurgens in Georgia, but before we start a new era, we want to take a moment to reflect on why we have this opportunity in the first place. Replacing Dr. Scott During the interview process with Resurgens Orthopaedics, we learned that the position was available because a […]
Three Common Misconceptions About Foot Fractures
With so many different bones in the ankle and foot, it’s pretty easy to see how acute trauma or repetitive stress can lead to one or more bone breaks in the area. If your foot starts hurting, you may try to do a self-assessment to determine the extent of the damage, and if you’re not […]
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