Orthopedics

When a fracture or injury requires immobilization, our team provides expert casting services to support proper healing. Casting helps protect the affected bone or joint, limiting movement and reducing the risk of further injury during recovery. Our staff will guide you through cast care instructions and answer any questions you have throughout the healing process.

We understand that recovering from an orthopedic injury or condition sometimes requires the right supportive equipment. Our team can order high-quality durable medical equipment directly on your behalf, ensuring you receive the products you need at the most affordable price. We provide a range of braces and supports, including knee, ankle and foot braces, carpal tunnel supports, back supports, cervical collars and tennis elbow straps.

Electromyography (EMG) is a diagnostic procedure used to evaluate the health of muscles and the nerves that control them. When nerve and muscle communication is disrupted, it can result in pain, weakness or limited function. Our providers offer electrodiagnostic testing to help identify the source of these issues, providing the information needed to guide an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment plan.

Accurate imaging is an essential part of diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. To make this process as convenient as possible, we offer on-site MRI services, allowing patients to receive high-quality diagnostic imaging without leaving our facility. Our MRI technology is designed to accommodate a variety of patient needs, including options for those with claustrophobia or metal implants, with faster scan times and enhanced image quality.

Orthobiologic therapy is an innovative approach to pain relief and healing that works with your body's own natural resources. Using a concentrated preparation of platelets drawn from your own blood, this treatment is injected directly into the injury site to help promote tissue repair and reduce discomfort. The process is minimally invasive and typically completed in under 30 minutes, offering a nonsurgical option for patients dealing with joint pain, tendon injuries or slow-healing fractures.