Coastal Orthopedics donates supplies for volunteer trip to Nicaragua — 4 quick facts

Coastal Orthopedics in Bradenton, Fla., donated supplies in support of a volunteer trip to Nicaragua, according to a report by The Bradenton Times.

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Here are four quick facts:

 

1. The practice donated clinical supplies to a group of Tampa-based University of South Florida students traveled to Nicaragua.

 

2. During the trip, 28 USF students helped approximately 700 Nicaraguans in need.

 

3. The practice includes 16 physicians, providing the full-spectrum of musculoskeletal care including pain management.

 

4. Coastal Orthopedics also includes onsite services such as digital X-rays, MRI, outpatient surgery and orthopedic bracing equipment.

 

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