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5 sports medicine physicians on the move in July
Here are five sports medicine physicians who recently joined new practices or took on new positions in the past month: - 8/15/19 -
Dr. Susan Daoust joins New York orthopedic group
Cheektowaga, N.Y.-based UBMD Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine added Susan Daoust, MD, to its staff, reports Buffalo News. - 8/15/19 -
Dr. Kelly Hynes to repair fracture in Sky center Jantel Lavender's foot
Kelly Hynes, MD, will repair Chicago Sky center Jantel Lavender's fractured left foot, the team reports. - 8/14/19
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LA Kings, Keck Medicine of USC outpatient clinic readies to open
The Los Angeles Kings and Keck Medicine of USC are preparing to open a 50,000-square-foot outpatient training and sports medicine facility, the Los Angeles Times reports. - 8/8/19 -
OrthoConnecticut's Dr. Angelo Ciminiello unveiled as team physician for Danbury Hat Tricks
Sports medicine specialist Angelo Ciminiello, MD, of Danbury-based OrthoConnecticut was named team physician for Federal Prospects Hockey League team the Danbury Hat Tricks, reports Hamlethub. - 8/7/19 -
Dr. James Andrews to examine Red Sox pitcher's elbow
Boston Red Sox pitcher Steven Wright will have his right elbow examined by James Andrews, MD, on Aug. 7, MLB.com reports. - 8/7/19 -
4 key developments in esports medicine in 2019
Healthcare organizations and medical device companies are becoming increasingly involved in treating esports athletes. Here are four key developments in esports medicine in 2019. - 8/7/19
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Cleveland Clinic partners with Ohio university in esports initiative — 4 things to know
Cleveland Clinic Sports Health will serve as the medical provider for Akron Esports at the University of Akron in Ohio, reports Ohio.com, the online version of Akron Beacon Journal. - 8/7/19 -
Drs. Neal ElAttrache, Keith Meister & more — 5 orthopedic surgeons treating professional athletes
Five orthopedic surgeons treated professional athletes in July 2019: - 8/6/19 -
Professional Orthopaedic Associates in New Jersey welcomes Dr. Ryan Plyler
Orthopedic sports medicine surgeon Ryan Plyler, MD, joined Tinton Falls, N.J.-based Professional Orthopaedic Associates. - 8/6/19 -
Trash Pandas pick medical partners, team physician
SportsMED Orthopedic Surgery & Spine Center entered into a multiyear corporate partnership with The Rocket City Trash Pandas, along with Crestwood Medical Center. - 8/5/19
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Carolina Panthers adds Dr. Jon-David Hoppenfeld to medical staff
Southeast Pain & Spine Care's Jon-David Hoppenfeld, MD, joined the Carolina Panthers' medical staff. - 8/5/19 -
Dr. Frank Petrigliano becomes chief of USC Epstein Family Center for Sports Medicine
Frank Petrigliano, MD, was appointed chief of the University of Southern California Epstein Family Center for Sports Medicine at Keck Medicine of USC in Los Angeles, reports Newswise. - 8/5/19 -
Sports medicine specialist Dr. Raymond de Cuba joins West Virginia hospital
Wheeling (W.Va.) Hospital welcomed sports medicine specialist Raymond de Cuba, MD, to its medical staff, reports The Intelligencer. - 8/1/19 -
Hospital for Special Surgery Sports Medicine Institute expands to west Manhattan — 3 insights
New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery Sports Medicine Institute is opening a new facility in west Manhattan. - 7/31/19 -
Dr. Keith Meister treats Blue Jays closer for elbow injury
Keith Meister, MD, director of Arlington-based Texas Metroplex Institute for Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Surgery, treated Toronto Blue Jays closer Ken Giles, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. - 7/31/19 -
Former video game console camera finds 2nd life in ACL injury rehab
When a patient comes into the Missouri Orthopaedic Institute to rehab from a torn anterior cruciate ligament, one of the first things they do is boot up an Xbox 360, The Missourian reports. - 7/29/19 -
Dr. Thomas DiLiberti operates on Rangers' Joey Gallo
Thomas DiLiberti, MD, repaired the broken hamate bone in the right hand of Texas Rangers outfielder Joey Gallo on July 25, MLB.com reports. - 7/26/19 -
Dr. Koco Eaton to operate on Rays pitcher Blake Snell
Koco Eaton, MD, will perform arthroscopic surgery on Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Blake Snell to remove loose bodies in his left elbow July 29, Fox Sports reports. - 7/26/19 -
Mississippi orthopedic center leader retiring
Jackson-based Mississippi Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center founding partner and leader Walter Shelton, MD, is retiring after running the practice since 1984, The NorthsideSun reports. - 7/26/19