While Ortho Rhode Island believes in orthopedic care that puts patients first, their providers also know that great outcomes are driven by hard data. Their commitment to evidence-based quality and research undergirds Ortho Rhode Island’s innovative approach to orthopedics, including their pioneering work with robotic-assisted surgery, in partnership with South County Health.
On Tuesday, June 22nd, Dr. Charlotte Moriarty joined The Rhode Show on channel 12 to discuss state-of-the-art treatments at Ortho RI Biologics like platelet-rich plasma injections, commonly known as PRP.
As Rhode Island returns to regular activities such as high school athletics, it’s as important as ever to be prepared. Beginning in July, you can help your high school athlete get ready for the upcoming fall season with a free pre-participation physical exam at Ortho Rhode Island.
While the past year presented unique obstacles for orthopedic providers, Ortho Rhode Island continued to innovate to push orthopedic care forward for patients. This month, Dr. Robert Marchand was highlighted in the cover story of the latest issue of the Rhode Island Medical Journal.
Dr. Michael Bradley met with Providence Business News to discuss how their providers continued to meet patient needs throughout the pandemic, and the challenges of opening a new flagship campus in Warwick during COVID-19.
This month, Ortho Rhode Island’s Dr. Robert Marchand met with The Boston Globe to discuss his leadership in pioneering robotic-assisted procedures, in partnership with South County Health.
Biologic medicine is helping shape the future of orthopedic care, and Dr. Charlotte Moriarty and Ortho RI Biologics are at the leading edge of this innovative field.
On Monday, April 19th, Dr. Michael Bradley visited The Rhode Show on channel 12 to share how the innovative, one-of-a-kind experience at Ortho Rhode Island’s new Warwick Campus benefits orthopedic patients. Watch the full interview below:
This spring, Dr. Jason Tartaglione used an innovative procedure called a Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC) injection to treat recalcitrant plantar fasciitis. This novel technique was employed in conjunction with a procedure known as a gastrocnemius recession, which lengthens a patient’s tight calf muscle, a condition commonly associated with and one of the major causes of plantar fasciitis.
