It's baseball season. MOST is proud to sponsor a team in the Midget AL division.
Apr 17th, 2021
It's baseball season. MOST is proud to sponsor a team in the Midget AL division.
Holy Cross Hospital in Germantown recently deployed the most advanced Surgical robot for knee replacement. The Zimmer ROSA System!!
If you participate in sports, you have an increased risk of injuring yourself and needing a sports medicine specialist. But sports medicine experts offer much more and should be a permanent member of your health care team.
If you’re one of the millions of Americans who live with chronic knee pain that hampers your mobility and quality of life, you might benefit from arthroscopy. Learn more about the conditions we can repair with this minimally invasive procedure.
Thousands of American athletes have rotator cuff surgery every year and spend months recovering. If you need surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff, read on to learn what to expect and when it’s safe to return to sports.
If you live with chronic knee pain and conservative treatments haven't brought relief, you might need a knee replacement. But what's the difference between a partial and total knee replacement, and which one is right for you?
Though you may not be 20 anymore, you aren’t 70 either, so why are your hips giving you problems? Is it too soon to consider joint replacement surgery? Here, we explore why hip replacement surgery may be right for you.
Should you automatically see a Neurologist when you suffer from a head injury? You'd be surprised to hear that a trip to a Neurologist is not always the best decision
Nice weather means outdoor activities are starting up again. What does that mean for injuries?
Post-pandemic life as we know it has changed. What does that mean for your mental status?
Make sure you take care of you this year. Schedule an appointment with our ATC to get either a nutrition or exercise program designed for YOU
"I got in a car accident and have since felt 'off', but I didn't hit my head. So I'm not concussed; right?"
Concussion only occur in sports right? WRONG! A concussion can occur to anyone.
Is there a type of Athlete that is more at risk for obtaining a concussion?
Is there a golden number of concussions telling you to stop?
Not only do we see Orthopedic Injuries, we also treat patient's who suffer from concussions.
Per the CDC, a Concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury—or TBI—caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or by a hit to the body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth.
