It can be disappointing to experience an injury that makes it hard to participate in your favorite sports activities. Whether you are experiencing chronic pain, or something happened on the field resulting in an unexpected…Read More
The increased risk of bone fractures and breaks later in life is often associated with osteoporosis. Over time, this health condition causes the bones to weaken, so they can break easily. Whether you’ve been diagnosed…Read More
At Orthopedic Associates, we are committed to providing the community with access to quality services to maintain your health and wellness. It can be a daunting experience to look for a sports medicine doctor or…Read More
Most people are familiar with common signs of dehydration: muscle cramps, excessive thirst, and lightheadedness. But it is important to note that these symptoms occur when a person is severely dehydrated – other less-noticeable symptoms…Read More
Osteoporosis has been defined as a bone disease that causes a reduction in the strength of your bones. The literal meaning of the word is porous bone, and this condition also impacts your bone density.…Read More
A History Of Excellence In Personalized Care Orthopedics Associates has been serving the communities in our area for 44 years. Many aspects of our lives have changed since our first facility opened in 1976. But…Read More
How Your Body Uses Water Your body requires a sufficient amount of water in your system in order to operate properly, and there are a number of reasons why the process of remaining hydrated is…Read More
For the protection of our staff and patients, all of us at Orthopedic Associates are wearing protective masks. It is vital that our facilities remain safe environments to treat the community. If you have an…Read More