What Hurts?

Elbow pain is often caused by overuse. Many jobs, sports, and activities involve repetitive movements that involve the elbow. Elbow pain may be due to arthritis, but in general, your elbow joint is much less prone to wear-and-tear damage.

Muscles, bones, and tendons in our feet and ankles all align to support our weight and get us from point A to point B. They work so seamlessly that it’s hard to appreciate them all the time. But when feet or ankles begin to cause pain, it can quickly become apparent how important these muscles, tendons, and bones are.

Our hands are used each day to connect us with others. At Newport Orthopedic Institute, we want to make sure hand and wrist pain does not limit your daily activities. That is why we offer extensive care to ensure that our patients’ hands and wrists function effectively and without pain.

No matter the type of hip injury or condition you are dealing with, our team of experienced board-certified physicians are ready to provide the care and personalized treatment you need.

At Newport Orthopedic Institute we take every aspect of your orthopedic health to heart and are prepared with board-certified physicians in every specialty — including fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeons who specialize in knee pain and conditions.

Shoulder joints allow us to bend, flex, reach, and rotate our arms. Excessive and repetitive overhead movements, commonly associated with sports and workplace environments, can stress the shoulder joints causing injury.

At Newport Orthopedic Institute, we believe in providing comprehensive care for patients suffering from back pain and neck pain. We offer both surgical and non-surgical (conservative) treatment plans including pain management, physical medicine, rehabilitation, and evidence-based innovative procedures.