Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
Information and tips to help people get back to living the life they deserve
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A Doctor with X-ray Vision
A new visualization system allows orthopedic surgeon Dr. Brian Mayeda to see inside patients so he can perform micro-invasive hip replacements with greater precision.
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Q&A: How New Technology Helps a Skilled Spine Surgeon
Dr. Remi Ajiboye recently joined with a new partner, the state-of-the-art ExcelsiusGPS robotic navigation system. Here he talks about how it gives him an edge in patient care.
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Synergy at the Advanced Care Center
With five specialty practices under one roof, patients experience optimal care with maximum convenience at the Providence Advanced Care Center.
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Adisson Nordean returns to the soccer field
Adisson Nordean, a junior at University High School in Spokane Valley, has always been a soccer star. But in 2022, an injury during practice jeopardized her dreams.
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A New Spine and a New Life
Dr. Remi Ajiboye helped Diane Robinson overcome four decades of back pain and dysfunction with a reconstructive surgery that allowed her to return to her very active lifestyle.
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Q&A: Everything You Need to Know About Knee Replacement
Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Andrew Foster explains when it’s the right time to consider a knee replacement and how to get through it with minimal discomfort and maximum results.
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Providence Physiatry & Sports Medicine moves to Colby campus
The new location for Providence Physiatry and Sports Medicine is 1717 13th Street, Suite 401, Everett; conveniently located across the street from Providence Regional Medical Center Colby campus.
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Physical therapy can improve bladder control, reduce fall risks
Frequent urination can contribute to your risk of falling. Fortunately, physical therapists can treat the cause of your bladder issues and help improve them without surgery or prescription medication.
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Providence St. Elias Specialty Hospital earns prestigious medical rehabilitation facility accreditation
CARF International has announced that Providence St. Elias Specialty Hospital has been accredited for a period of three years for its 35-bed inpatient medical rehabilitation facility.
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Join a free, in-person lecture to learn how to liberate yourself from joint pain
Attend a FREE lecture at QVMC on June 29, 2023 at 6 p.m.
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Road to Recovery
For a Santa Barbara woman, distance is no object when it means receiving the best orthopedic care at Providence Mission Hospital.
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Get up and go: Maintaining spine health
With warmer weather in sight, now is a great time to enjoy the outdoors – and improve your spine health along the way. Learn how.
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In a Matter of Minutes
At Providence Little Company of Mary, stroke care is excellent and expedient.
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“Awake” During Surgery
New advances allow some spine surgeries at Providence Little Company of Mary to take place with no general anesthesia. They can yield better results.
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Everett sports medicine doctor says, ‘Don’t wait until the pain is unbearable’
Dr. Andrew Gomez, a lead physician at the popular Providence Sports Medicine clinic in Everett and champion of non-operative treatment options, says seeking care early is the best option for a full re
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Providence athletic trainer helps teen athlete get back in the game
Learn more about the important role Providence athletic trainers have on a team.
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Sports physicals are a cinch with Providence ExpressCare
It’s that time of year when young athletes all over the country are completing their sports physicals. ExpressCare offers options for busy parents.
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Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Centers earn U.S. News rankings, rated among top hospitals in California
Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Centers earn US News rankings, rated among top hospitals in California
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Sports Training: How to Train for a Better Season
Playing sports is great for mental and physical health. Be sure you’re training the healthiest way possible. Learn more from our sports medicine experts.
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Joint replacement surgery myths: What’s the truth?
Learn the real facts about joint replacement. Will you have a long hospital stay? Will your artificial joint wear out quickly?
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