What Exactly Is Arthritis?
“Arthritis” is used to describe joint pain and inflammation. There are many different types of arthritis.
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“Arthritis” is used to describe joint pain and inflammation. There are many different types of arthritis.
Ankle arthritis occurs when there is a breakdown of cartilage in the ankle joint. Find out how it happens and treatments.
Aching and tired joints can be due to many different reasons and injuries. Learn about different options when it comes to getting surgery.
Article featured on NY Orthopedics While it doesn’t share the same level of physical intensity as football or hockey, there are still several common baseball injuries that can place you on the bench indefinitely. Explore some of the most common injuries in baseball to look out for and how our qualified specialists can help you […]
Turf toe is a sprain in the ligaments around the big toe joint. Learn common causes, symptoms, and treatment options.
A dislocated shoulder is the #1 most common joint dislocation injury. Find out common reasons how you can dislocate your shoulder.
If you experience pain around your knee area, it is advisable to contact an orthopedic knee surgeon as soon as possible.
What’s the difference between trigger finger and carpal tunnel syndrome? Read more to find out the differences and when to see a Doctor.
This blog provides a list of common causes of foot pain and helpful pointers to help you understand the origin of your foot pain.
Stretching reduces your risk of getting injured, can induce a feeling of calmness, and is even thought to improve your circulation.
We’ve Moved!
As of 7/28/25, our NW Portland location at 1515 NW 18th Ave is permanently closed.
We are now seeing patients in our new Lake Oswego office:
17355 Lower Boones Ferry Rd
Suite 100A
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
• On-site MRI • Ground-level entry • Easy highway access from I5 • Ample free parking!
• Still seeing patients at our Providence Portland location for those unable to travel to Lake Oswego.
