Orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist Dr. Matthew Plante took to the airwaves this week to stress the importance of regular physical activity during the pandemic, and its benefits to the body’s bones, joints, and muscles. As part of his conversation with the Rhode Show, Dr. Plante also discussed how Ortho Rhode Island is doing their part to help keep our communities moving.
Beginning September 8th, 2020, Ortho Rhode Island will expand their effort to keep Rhode Islanders active and healthy, when Dr. Nathan D. Howlett joins the Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Team.
Dr. Michael Bradley, president and CEO of Ortho Rhode Island, spoke with Providence Business News about the orthopedic group’s new Warwick facility, a state-of-the-art flagship campus opening in 2021.
BUFFALO, NEW YORK – Calspan Development & Construction recently celebrated another milestone in the 66,000 square foot construction project for Ortho Rhode Island. Many gathered to see the “topping off” ceremony held recently in Warwick, RI. This event, which is a construction tradition, is held to celebrate the placement of the final structural beam, marking […]
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.
In a time of uncertainty due to COVID-19, Ortho Rhode Island is working to connect with patients and keep their communities safe. As part of this effort, Ortho Rhode Island’s Dr. Michael Bradley and Dr. Anthony DeLuise joined the #BetterFaster Podcast this week, a program presented by Performance Physical Therapy.
This spring, Ortho Rhode Island will take another important step in its commitment to providing comprehensive orthopedic care. Starting in April, Dr. George Moniz will begin practicing as part of the Ortho Rhode Island podiatric team.
Spring isn’t just an exciting time of year for athletes – it’s also an important season for the certified athletic trainers (ATCs) who work with them. That’s because March is National Athletic Training month, an event focused on spreading awareness about the important work ATCs do.
In celebration of Valentine’s day, Ortho Rhode Island foot and ankle surgeon Dr. Jason Tartaglione spoke with the American Orthopedic Foot & Ankle Society (AOFAS), offering his expert recommendations on how to best care for your feet with the love they deserve.
