Orlando Orthopaedic Center

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Beverly Thatcher, branch manager at Orlando Orthopaedic Center, shares a quick tour of the Sand Lake office. 🎥

Does having a bunion change your shoe size? Bunions are bony bumps that form at the base of the big toe joint. Bunions cause the joint to become misaligned and painful. Surgery can current these issues.

In this video, Joseph D. Funk, D.P.M., board certified foot surgeon at the Orlando Orthopaedic Center, answers one of the most common questions about bunions and the surgery to correct them.

Our company culture is rooted in the individuals who make up our practice.

Each of us has a responsibility to ourselves and others to act on the values that are the foundation of that community.

When we do, we create an environment where everyone can thrive.

In this clip, Sophia P. Davis, D.O., emphasizes the importance of taking personal initiative to shape our community culture:

James' journey to a pain-free life is nothing short of inspiring. From chronic pain that escalated to an emergency room visit to the relief and hope regained post-surgery, it's a story of resilience and expert care.

"The first thing I remember after waking up from surgery with Dr. Rivera was the absence of pain. It was a remarkable feeling," James recalls Dr. Rivera's approach.

Located in the Waterford Towers Shopping Plaza (the same plaza as Home Depot and Kohl’s), our Waterford Lakes office offers expert orthopaedic treatment for unexpected sports, work, or other injuries without the need to visit an urgent care or E.R. first.

Learn more: https://www.orlandoortho.com/waterford-lakes/

🔍 Scan. Plan. Mako Can.

Get ready for the arrival of Mako, our new robotic-assisted technology for knee surgery, at the Orlando Orthopaedic Outpatient Surgery Center. Mako ensures precise and accurate surgical solutions tailored to each patient.

Beverly Thatcher, branch manager at Orlando Orthopaedic Center, shares a quick tour of the Sand Lake office.

Values in Action #7: Practice blameless problem solving.

Solving the issue is more valuable than understanding the cause.

Looking for someone to blame takes time and energy away from the problem at hand.

By focusing on how we can improve a situation, we act to the best of our ability in moments when others are counting on us.

In this clip, Lawrence S. Halperin, M.D., shares what blameless problem solving means for him:

Bruce R. Hoffen, M.D., is dedicated to listening to his patients and their families. He believes in taking a traditional approach, giving patients the time and space to share their story.

Get to know Dr. Hoffman better by watching the full video below.

Make an appointment with Dr. Hoffen today: https://www.orlandoortho.com/

Beth’s foot pain was so bad she couldn't walk more than a half-mile without experiencing extreme discomfort.

Learn how foot surgery with Daniel L. Wiernik, D.P.M., got her back on the tennis court: https://www.orlandoortho.com/hammertoe-surgery-testimonial/

🤔 Did You Know? 🤔 Your everyday habits could be the key to preventing Plantar Fasciitis and heel pain!

Dr. Wiernik advises to avoid going barefoot on hard your hard floors. Instead, slip into comfy shoes indoors with excellent cushioning and arch support. Your feet will appreciate the extra care! 👟👣

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Here's a simple yet effective exercise to ease discomfort from neck pain.

With one arm facing up and the other down, pull apart in a diagonal position. Keep your elbows straight, maintain a flat back against the wall, and ensure a proper chin tuck position.

💪 Aim for 8 to 15 repetitions on each side, feeling the stretch and strengthening those neck muscles.

Exploring the motivations behind a medical career and choosing a specialty can be insightful.

Christopher S. Warrell, M.D., a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon at Orlando Orthopaedic Center, had an unconventional path into the medical field, coming from a non-medical family background.

Dr. Warrell's journey into medicine was gradual, driven by a simple yet profound desire. He says, "It was a naïve decision initially, but my goal was always clear: I wanted to help people."

The diagnosis of cancer in both of his parents further cemented his resolve to pursue a career as a physician.

Find out more about Dr. Warrell: https://www.orlandoortho.com/christopher-warrell/

Every patient is unique.

For Bryce T. Austell, M.D., that means finding the therapies that work best for each individual, tailoring their care experience to meet their personal needs.

In this clip, he shares how his treatment philosophy has shaped how he cares for patients: