Walking (and Running) in a Winter Wonderland
With several inches of snow and chilly temps, it may seem impossible to keep up with an outside walking or running routine in Wisconsin. But you can! Use these [...]
5 Reasons to Choose a Doctor-Owned Practice for Orthopedic Care
You want control of your healthcare decisions. So if you have a chance to not only make an appointment with a doctor, but an owner, why wouldn’t you? The [...]
Mary’s I’m Back Story
When pain is changing your life, it can be frustrating. It can also be discouraging when there doesn’t seem to be a remedy. After feeling this way for years, [...]
The Pros and Cons of Youth Sports Specialization
By Dr. Jason Klein, orthopedic surgeon It’s a common theme in youth sports these days: a child shows interest in a sport, plays it, enjoys it, and winds up [...]
Mira’s I’m Back Story
Think back to when you were 12 years old. What was your favorite thing to do? For Mira, it’s being active in things like gymnastics and soccer. Unfortunately, after [...]
Mike’s I’m Back Story
Traveling the world and feeling the waves crash beneath his kiteboard is one of the best feelings for Mike. But when his knees started to hurt and the things [...]
4 Exercises to Keep You Active With Arthritis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I144CfD1KM Knee pain, hip pain, really any joint pain can significantly impact your motivation to exercise. You may even think that exercise could make your arthritis worse. But staying [...]
Expansion of Green Bay Clinic and Surgery Center Begins
Our doctor-owned orthopedic, sports medicine, and rheumatology practice, held a groundbreaking ceremony at the clinic in Green Bay located at 2223 Lime Kiln Road to officially being the expansion [...]
Carol’s I’m Back Story
The old adage: “Get back in the saddle” has never been so true for Carol. She simply loves riding horses. It’s a good thing because horseback riding actually helped [...]
What Exactly is Rheumatic Disease?
By Dr. Paul Utrie, Rheumatologist Over seven million Americans. That’s how many people are affected by rheumatic diseases in the United States. Over seven million, including nearly 300,000 children!* [...]
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