Illinois Bone & Joint Institute expands care delivery to Wisconsin

Chicago-based Illinois Bone & Joint Institute physicians are seeing patients at United Hospital System’s Pleasant Prairie, Wis., and Kenosha, Wis., locations.

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Tomas Nemickas, MD; Bruce Summerville, MD; Anand Vora, MD; and David Hamming, MD, are board-certified surgeons focusing on the treatment of knees, hips, elbows, shoulders, feet and ankles. The surgeons are providing care at St. Catherine’s Medical Center in Pleasant Prairie and at Kenosha Medical Center. The number of physicians providing care at these locations is expected to grow to eight physicians by spring 2015.

 

“IBJI has grown its practice in this region based on its reputation as a provider of extremely high quality, collaborative care that is affordable,” said Dr. Nemickas.

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