Rather than just repeating medical information you can find elsewhere, I aim to give you what I think you want: carefully distilled basics about some common Orthopaedic injuries and treatments, and a brief lowdown on who I am and how I practice.

 

We all know that medical technology and its delivery system are changing rapidly and in radical directions. These changes affect everyone, especially the patient and the private-practice physician. I see these changes as both a challenge and an opportunity. As technology changes, I continually reevaluate treatment methods. As healthcare delivery changes, I look for better and better ways to honor my relationship with my patients. For some, change creates anxiety. For me, it is change that keeps me on the cutting edge.

 

I trained at some of the finest medical institutions in the world. Yet when it came to setting up a practice, I chose to settle in a smaller community that placed a high priority on quality locally based medical care. After my Orthopaedic Surgery training at Yale, I was convinced that by establishing a “lean” and intelligently run private practice, I could still deliver state-of-the-art medical care without sacrificing my relationship with you – the patient.

 

It has turned out to be a good choice.