Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Center of Miami expands, adds services — 4 quick facts

Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Center of Miami expanded and added a number of services to provide more comprehensive musculoskeletal care, according to a South Miami News report. 

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Here are four quick facts:

 

1. The practice added ultrasound diagnostic services, orthobiological treatments as well as a 1,900-square-foot physical therapy and strength and conditioning center.

 

2. The practice is comprised of three physicians — Daniel G. Kalbac, MD, Christopher LeMay, DO, and Sam Ash, MD.

 

3. Dr. Kalbac and Dr. LeMay will now perform therapeutic services, such as diagnostic ultrasound and intra-articular injections, whereas Dr. Ash will oversee the physical therapy and sport-specific training programs.

 

4. Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Center of Miami also offers surgical procedures, including ACL reconstruction, meniscal repair and rotator cuff repair.

 

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