When Do Meniscus Tears Require Treatment?
Meniscal tears are amongst the most frequently reported injuries to the knee joint.
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Dr. Elizabeth Pieroth Talks Concussions For TEDxChicago
Dr. Pieroth, Director of the Concussion Program at MOR, recently presented a TEDx talk on the topic of concussions.
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Dr. Jourdan Cancienne Joins Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush
Dr. Jourdan Cancienne bolsters the orthopedic and surgical capabilities of our newest clinic, elevating care standards in Chicago’s southwest suburbs.
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Tips for Achieving Your Fitness Goals
It is important to develop a program for physical fitness that can be maintained, is realistic, safe, and will keep you out of the doctor's office.
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Thirteen MOR Physicians Named 'Top Doctors' By Chicago Magazine
Thirteen MOR physicians were named 'Top Doctors' in the January 2022 issue of Chicago Magazine.
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Sports Performance Center Helps Keep Basketball Competitor, 72, On The Court
Francisco “Pancho” Pons, 72, doesn’t let age get in the way of competing in and playing sports at a high level — especially basketball.
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Two Outpatient Knee Replacements Get Michigan Resident Back In Top Form
Shawn McDonald, 63, relies on his physical wellness for just about everything. When knee pain started, he didn’t wait to seek treatment.
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Avoid Holiday Carving Accidents This Year
Knife accidents are among the most common kitchen injuries, especially during the holidays.
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Dr. Tad Gerlinger Recognized by Crain's Chicago Business
Dr. Gerlinger has been recognized as a Notable Military Veteran Executive by Crain’s Chicago Business.
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Hiking Again at 74 Thanks to Sports Performance Center
Since she working with the Sports Performance staff, Kathy Fauth, 74, has increased her strength, bone density, and conditioning.
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Dr. Denis Nam Featured on 'The Doctors' TV Show
Dr. Nam talked with the nationally syndicated TV show about the effectiveness of robotic technology in knee replacement.
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Daylight Savings: Time to Dial Up Your Vitamin D Levels
Daylight Savings traditionally marks the start of winter with one less hour of sun at the end of the day.
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