Planning for Joint Replacement

With the New Year rapidly approaching, those living with chronic hip or knee pain may find it the perfect time to take the first steps toward lasting relief through joint replacement surgery. Click below to read our latest blog post by Dr. Brett Smith and learn more about the benefits of planning now.

Celebrating APRN Week 2025

During Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) Week, we recognized the expertise and dedication of our APRNs. This exceptional group of professionals helps ensure our patients are supported at every stage of their orthopaedic journey. Click below to read the full post.

Hurt During the Holidays?


Our Hurt! app and desktop service offers 24/7 access to expert care for acute orthopaedic injuries, even during the holidays! Click below to learn more or register for a free account today!

Dr. Steven Kronlage Returns to Mexico for Mission Work with Indigenous Tribe

As part of a trip with Mexico Medical Missions, Dr. Steven Kronlage returned to the Sierra Madre Mountains to serve the Tarahumara, one of the largest indigenous tribes in North America. While on mission, Dr. Kronlage and his colleagues provide life-changing surgical intervention and care to the warm, hospitable adults and children in this underserved region.

Dr. Chris O'Grady Returns to Ecuador for Mission Work & Teaching

Earlier this month, Dr. Chris O'Grady returned to Portoviejo, Ecuador with Bayside Medical Missions, where he and colleagues provided life-changing surgical treatment to patients in the region who would not otherwise have access to care.

While he was there, Dr. O'Grady also had the opportunity to give a lecture to the fourth-year students at the University of Manabí Medical School.

Thank you to everyone who supported this wonderfully successful mission trip!

Dr. Roger Ostrander Publishes in Video Journal of Sports Medicine

Last week, Dr. Roger Ostrander published "Posterior Labrum Repair: Two-Portal Technique" in the Video Journal of Sports Medicine. To read the article or watch the video, click the button below.

Plantar Fibromatosis Treatment Study Participants Needed

This study is aiming to evaluate different injection treatments to treat plantar fibromatosis. To be included in this study, patients must reside in the state of Florida, be clinically diagnosed with 1 plantar fibroma, and be available to attend 5 in-person visits to the Andrews Institute in Gulf Breeze, FL. Compensation to the participant will be provided. Please contact a clinical research coordinator at 850.610.0423 or 850.679.5542.