Orthopedic Associates helps the community by partnering with Kettering Health for Hand Day 2021.
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Orthopedic Associates helps the community by partnering with Kettering Health for Hand Day 2021.
Orthopedic Associates, the presenting sponsors of the Dragons 5k, would like to thank everyone for participating th…
Own the Bone Star Performers like OA is and achievement reserved only for institutions that perform the highest lev…
Physician Assistants are valued and trusted members of our team at OA. Our team of professionals work together to e…
Where are you experiencing pain?
Hover over the dots to learn more about each area.
Shoulder
The shoulder is comprised of the clavicle (collarbone), scapula (shoulder blade), and humerus (upper arm bone), as well as many muscles, ligaments, and tendons. We utilize our shoulders for lifting, pushing, and pulling.
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Elbow
The elbow is especially susceptible to stress injuries either acutely, as the result of a specific one-time injury, or over time as the result of overuse and repetitive injuries.
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Wrist
The wrist joint is used in many day-to-day activities. Sports, such as golf and tennis, can put extreme stress on the wrist.
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Foot
Some foot and ankle problems are inherited but many stem from a lifetime of accumulated abuse and neglect, such as wearing improper shoes or failing to seek early medical attention for injuries.
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Hip
From seniors to young athletes, people of varying ages and lifestyles are susceptible to hip problems.
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Knee
The knee a hinge that gives your body strength to run, squat, jump and turn. Because it cannot rotate in every direction, the knee is vulnerable to a number of injuries and conditions.
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Ankle
Some foot and ankle problems are inherited but many stem from a lifetime of accumulated abuse and neglect, such as wearing improper shoes or failing to seek early medical attention for injuries.
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