Cass Health plans orthopedic expansion amid surgeon’s retirement

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Orthopedic surgeon Matt Weresh, MD, will retire from Atlantic, Iowa-based Cass Health in May 2026, after more than 30 years of service. 

Dr. Weresh, who relocated his practice to Cass Health in 2017, will complete his final orthopedic surgeries during the first week of April. Throughout his career, he focused on hip, knee and general trauma procedures, including complex joint replacements and fracture care, according to a Jan. 15 news release.

Cass Health is expanding its orthopedic team in preparation for Dr. Weresh’s retirement. In February 2026, four physicians from Omaha, Neb.-based MD West ONE will begin practicing at Cass Health.

The expanded team will include six five-star professionals, according to the news release.

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