At The Spine Center at OAW, we pride ourselves on providing comprehensive spine care solutions under one roof. Our services range from evaluations and injections to physical therapy, advanced imaging, and surgery, ensuring every patient receives the specialized attention they need.
We are proud to announce that several of our doctors have been named Milwaukee Magazine's Top Doctors for 2024! This prestigious recognition highlights the exceptional care and expertise of our team.
Scapular dyskinesis, a common issue affecting shoulder health, can cause pain, instability, and reduced function. Fortunately, it can often be treated without surgery through physical therapy and innovative tools.
Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin doctors have been named Top Doctors by Milwaukee Lifestyle, recognized for their excellence in orthopaedic care by Castle Connolly, a trusted healthcare research company.
As the lovely folks of Wisconsin start to welcome Spring and get back to their recreational activities, aches and pains start to arise. One of those aches and pains occurs in the elbow and is formally called Epicondylitis.
At Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin, we see injuries sustained during a slip and fall every single day. Whether it be due to this lovely Wisconsin weather, an episode of low blood pressure
Here at Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin, we see many new patients hobbling into our office seeking consultation for their aches and pains. Sometimes that hobble is due to foot pain.
At Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin, we understand the importance of having access to quality healthcare. That's why we're proud to accept most major insurance plans.
The shoulder is a complex joint that allows us great functionality due to its ball-and-socket anatomy. For those of us with relatively healthy shoulders, the multi-directional movement of the structures gives us the ability to ...
In our previous blog, we discussed trochanteric bursitis in the region of the hip. However, bursitis also occurs regularly in the region of the elbow. This is called olecranon bursitis as it is the olecranon bursa that becomes inflamed.
