Blog Articles

A torn ACL is a widespread knee injury, especially among athletes. If you’ve torn your ACL, whether you’re heavily involved in sports or not, you may wonder if the injured ligament will heal on its own. We discuss options for torn ACLs here.

Carpal tunnel is a condition that compresses the nerves in your wrist and hand, causing pain, numbness, and tingling. While carpal tunnel always requires treatment, it doesn’t always require surgery. Learn when this condition does need surgery here.

Swollen finger joints can happen for several reasons from chronic illnesses to injuries, and the treatment for each varies. Learn what might be triggering swelling in your finger joints and we can address it here.

Whenever you run, your feet are left sore and aching. Should you be worried? Learn about common foot injuries that develop from frequent running and the signs you might have one here.

Increased bodily inflammation can hinder injury healing and make chronic conditions progress quickly. Learn how PRP therapy can treat four specific injuries and conditions here.

It’s common for tennis players to develop elbow pain — a condition known as tennis elbow — due to repetitive motions and strain required for the sport. Learn how to treat elbow pain effectively here.

More than 750,000 Americans undergo knee replacement surgery each year. Here’s how to tell if you’re a good candidate for the procedure.

It often takes weeks, even months, to recover after an injury, extended illness, or orthopedic surgery. Thankfully, it’s possible to speed up rehabilitation with physical therapy. Here’s how it works.

If you’ve noticed occasional tingling in your fingers or that your hand feels numb from time to time, you may have carpal tunnel syndrome. Discover the telltale signs of this nerve-related condition here.

If you’ve torn your ACL, you might be wondering if ACL surgery will be necessary or if it will be effective at restoring knee function? We answer those questions and more here.