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Primary: Orthopedic Surgeon

Sub-Specialty: Orthopaedic Trauma,General

Additional Specialties: Orthopedic Surgeon

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Phone: (419) 222-6622

Address: 801 Medical Dr Ste A, Lima, OH 45804

Website: http://orthoohio.com

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General Practitioners

Arthritis
Arthritis is a Greek word applied to over 100 different diseases that affect our joints. It literally means â€œjoint (arthros) inflammation (itis).â€ These diseases attack our joint cartilage, breaking it down. The most common arthritis diagnoses are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Treatment is focused on reducing the inflammation in the joint.
Plantar Fasciitis
Orthotics are particularly beneficial for conditions like flat feet, high arches, bunions, heel spurs and plantar fasciitis. By improving foot mechanics, orthotics can alleviate pain, enhance comfort and prevent further injury.
Medical Weight Loss
Early treatment for OA includes activity modification, weight reduction and stretching exercises to maintain joint motion. As the disease progresses, so does the pain. Early pain remedies include aspirin, Tylenol and ibuprofen. These are later substituted with more powerful anti-inflammatory drugs or even oral steroids for short courses. Joint injections of steroids or â€œlubricantsâ€ can also relieve pain.
Nutritional Counseling
While the primary focus in managing osteoporosis is prevention, once the condition is diagnosed, there are ways to treat the disease and reduce your fracture risk. Nutrition counseling and exercise will help to prevent additional bone loss and strengthen your muscles to support the bones. Medications are also available to increase bone mass and decrease your risk for fractures.
Primary Care
Most insurance companies cover total knee replacement because this is considered a medically necessary procedure. These companies will cover most of what goes into this procedure, but you may also have out-of-pocket expenses. To be insured for knee replacement, you may require your primary care doctor to write a referral to an orthopedic surgeon.
Emergency Care
For services rendered outside the Office, such as Emergency Room, we realize that payment cannot be made at that time. Therefore, on your following visit to our Office, payment is due on your recent outpatient treatment, as well as your Office visit.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
This common and painful condition affects the median nerve in the wrist and is typically caused by repetitive motions like typing. Symptoms of this condition might include numbness or tingling in your hand, particularly at night. Mild cases of carpal tunnel syndrome may be treated with nonsurgical methods like medication or splinting the wrist at night. However, when patients do not achieve enough relief from these measures, surgery may be necessary to release the ligament that forms the root of the carpal tunnel to relieve the pressure on the median nerve.

Depression
Anxiety

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

MRI
Ultimately, whether youâ€™re a candidate for shoulder replacement surgery will vary depending on several factors, including your overall health, symptoms and medical history. During your evaluation, your doctor will perform a physical examination to assess the motion, strength and stability of your shoulder. Other tests, including an x-ray or MRI, may also be used to determine the condition of the shoulder bones and soft tissues.
Radiology
Diagnostic services include CT scans, MRI exams, radiology and arthroscopic examinations. Treatment for knee pain depends on the cause of the pain and its severity, your age, your activity level and your general health.
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
Imaging tests may be used to finalize the diagnosis and assess the severity of the curve. Some of the imaging tests used at the Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio include x-ray, CT scan and MRI.

Orthopedics
This procedure has a long history, dating back to the 1800s when surgeons used ivory to replace damaged knee joints. Advancements in orthopedics over the past three decades have helped make this one of the most successful procedures. According to data from the
Arthroscopy
Arthroscopy allows us to see inside your knee joint without making a large incision. A surgeon inserts a narrow tube with a fiber-optic video camera through an incision approximately the size of a buttonhole. The view of the interior of your joint is transmitted to a video monitor so the surgeon can examine the internal structures for diagnostic purposes. Surgeons can also repair some types of damage using arthroscopic techniques, with pencil-thin surgical instruments inserted into the joint through additional small incisions.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
While minimally-invasive spine surgery offers a host of benefits, it is not the right approach for everyone. Patients that will require more complex repair or multiple areas of correction will likely still need open surgery to achieve an optimal outcome. Your physician will probably not recommend even minimally-invasive surgery until conservative treatments like medication or physical therapy have been tried and been shown to be ineffective. It is essential for patients to understand that while a surgeon may start performing a procedure using less invasive techniques, there is a possibility that open surgery will be needed to complete the operation correctly.
Ankle Surgery
Bunion Surgery
Surgery for foot and ankle conditions encompasses various procedures tailored to specific injuries or issues. For example, bunion surgery realigns the toe, while ligament repair is used for severe sprains. Ankle fusion or replacement may be necessary for advanced arthritis.
Joint Replacement
At the Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio, our experienced physicians commit to giving patients an early diagnosis and a personalized arthritis treatment plan to help them get back to living a normal life. We offer a comprehensive range of arthritis treatment options, from nonsurgical therapies to surgical joint replacement. We tailor each treatment plan to the individual patient and their personal goals.
Hand Surgery
The hand is an elaborate instrument that is both tough and delicate. It is responsible for sensations and motions that allow us to experience and control the world around us. When an injury or condition affects the hand, it can impact your ability to function in a variety of ways. It can also produce cosmetic issues, as some problems can be quite disfiguring. At the Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio, our hand surgery specialists treat a wide range of hand injuries and conditions, restoring both form and function for many of our patients.
Bunions
Painful bumps known as bunions can form on the outer side of the big toe joint. The cause is often pointed or ill-fitting shoes that put stress on this area of the foot. In some cases, bunions can be effectively treated with orthotic devices, but other patients may require surgery to achieve long-lasting relief.
Arthroscopy
Disease and injury can have a profound impact and not just on your shoulder. Persistent pain or lack of mobility can affect your ability to perform tasks or enjoy activities. Shoulder arthroscopy is a minimally-invasive way to both diagnose and treat shoulder problems to restore your function and your quality of life with less risk and recovery time.
Hip Replacement
Total hip replacement Â is a surgical procedure with a high success rate, offering individuals restored mobility and freedom from pain in most cases. However, hip replacement does not always provide permanent results. In a patientâ€™s lifetime, the artificial joint might fail, necessitating another surgery to remove the damaged implant and replace it with a new device.
Knee Replacement
The knee is a joint that takes a significant amount of wear and tear over the course of a lifetime, which is why it is often one of the first joints in the body to become diseased or damaged. A painful knee that has lost much of its function can become problematic for you as you try to perform your daily tasks. Surgery is often the best treatment choice, but that doesnâ€™t always have to mean full knee replacement. The Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio in Lima offers an alternative to complete replacement, known as unicondylar knee replacement, for patients that qualify for a less invasive procedure.
Knee Arthroscopy
You donâ€™t want a knee injury to keep you from doing the things you love. Knee arthroscopy is a minimally-invasive surgical procedure used to visualize, diagnose and treat knee joint problems. Arthroscopy has revolutionized the way joint injuries are treated and repaired by offering shorter hospital stays, reduced recovery time and less scarring.

Cyst
Fungus
From fungus to stubborn ingrown nails, disorders affecting the toenails can be both embarrassing and painful. Prescription medication may be needed to eliminate a fungus. Ingrown nails that do not resolve on their own may involve the removal of a portion of the nail to relieve discomfort and medication to treat any associated infection.
Lesions
Other potential causes of spinal fractures might include cancer or benign lesions that can also weaken the vertebrae. Other factors that can lead to a loss of bone density involve drinking too much alcohol, smoking or lack of activity. Once a person has suffered one fracture, they are also more likely to experience more in the future.

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
No matter what injury or condition is affecting your quality of life and your activity level, the sports medicine physicians at the Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio are trained to address your concerns and get you back in action as quickly as possible.
Physical Therapy
Your knee is one of the most important joints in your body. Unfortunately, itâ€™s also one of the most easily injured. Any part of its complex structure of bones, cartilage, ligaments and tendons can be damaged, causing issues with your ability to bear weight or move freely. Some of the most common knee injuries include fracture or dislocation of the kneecap, sprains and ligament tears. While some knee injuries are minor enough to heal with rest and physical therapy, others are debilitating and require surgery to regain complete function.
Occupational Therapy
Patients who cannot keep their appointment must give a 48-hour notice of the cancellation. There will be a $25.00 charge for Physical and Occupational Therapy patients at the Findlay and 50 North locations for no-show appointments and cancellations without a 48-hour notice.
Tennis Elbow
Elbow injuries and conditions can arise from various activities, lifestyle factors or as a part of aging. Active individuals, particularly athletes, often experience elbow issues due to repetitive motions like throwing or lifting, leading to strains or conditions such as tennis elbow or golferâ€™s elbow. Work-related activities that involve consistent arm movements can also strain the elbow. Accidents, such as falls, can result in more acute injuries like sprains, dislocations or fractures. As people age, the wear and tear on the elbow joints can lead to arthritis, characterized by pain and decreased mobility.
Shoulder Pain
Flatfoot Correction
Heel Pain
Back Pain
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

General Podiatry
Podiatry is a specialist field involving the treatment of ailments affecting the ankle, foot and associated inferior extremity structures. The primary goal is to ensure the sustained functionality of the ankle and foot areas. If you have ligament or joint problems, you might be a candidate for a surgical solution that offers long-lasting repair of the condition. However, there are also many concerns that may not require surgery.
Achilles Tendonitis
The Achilles tendon connects the muscles from the calf to the heel. Achilles tendonitis is an overuse injury that affects this tendon in the back of the foot, causing aching after periods of activity. It is frequently seen in â€œweekend athletesâ€ and others who participate in physical activity sporadically.
Ankle Instability
Ankle Sprain
The surgeons and physicians at Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio are dedicated to the treatment of a wide range of orthopaedic injuries, including shoulder, elbow, hip, knee and foot and ankle injuries. Our physicians are trained in the most advanced techniques for the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries, providing our patients with a full range of orthopaedic care.
Bunions Problems
Bunions are large, painful bumps that form on the outside of the foot next to the large joint in the big toe. They usually occur after wearing shoes with tight or pointed toes.
Flat Feet
Hammertoes
Toe deformities can be caused by the abnormal position of the foot bones due to poor-fitting shoes or some diseases or injuries. These issues can cause considerable discomfort and lead to other problems over time.
Heel Spurs
These bony growths are caused by calcium deposits that form on the bottom of the heel. They may be accompanied by pain, inflammation, warmth to the touch and swelling. However, some heel spurs are asymptomatic.
Heel Pain
Foot Injuries
Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis is a common foot condition causing heel pain, often described as stabbing pain that usually occurs with the first steps in the morning. It involves inflammation of the plantar fascia, the thick band of tissue that runs across the bottom of the foot and connects the heel bone to the toes.
Podiatric Surgery

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