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What is the Best Age for a Knee Replacement?
Is Walking Good for Bone on Bone Knee Pain?
Does the Metal Used in My Knee Implant Make a Difference?
What is Recovery from Knee Replacement Surgery Like?
What are the Risks of Knee Replacement Surgery?
What are the Difference Types of Knee Replacements?
What is Knee Replacement Surgery?
How Do I Know It's Time to Consider Knee Replacement?
Do You Need a Knee Replacement if You Are Bone on Bone?
Do Knee Injections Work for Bone on Bone?
How Common is Knee Replacement Surgery?
How Common is Knee Replacement Surgery?
How Do I Know if Total Knee Replacement is Right for Me?
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE'S DR. JOHN LARKIN PERFORMS FIRST "SMART KNEE" PROCEDURE IN THE REGION
CINCINNATI, OH. – Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine's John Larkin, M.D., has performed the region's first procedure using the only "smart knee" implant in the world. The Persona IQ "smart knee" utilizes small sensors to capture data on a patient's progress and movements following knee replacement surgery. A data ...More >
Just What You KNEE-d: How to Prepare for Knee Replacement Surgery
Whether you have a total or partial knee replacement surgery scheduled, it’s surely been a long time coming, and you’re experiencing a whole spectrum of emotions. From the natural anxiety that surgery can trigger to the excitement of finally living life with less knee pain, you're probably ready to get your surgery in ...More >
3 Possible Signs You Need a Knee Replacement (and 3 Reasons To Wait)
More than a half-million Americans get knee replacements every year. It’s a common procedure that has exponentially improved the quality of life for millions of people around the globe. A common reason for getting a knee replacement is osteoarthritis, which happens when the cartilage that cushions the knee joint is wor ...More >
Research Publication - Time Matters: Knee Cartilage Defect Expansion and High-Grade Lesion Formation while Awaiting Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation
To access the full published research article by Beacon's Dr. Robert Pettit, please click here. Objective The objective of this study was to assess potential risk factors, including time delay until implantation, for knee cartilage defect expansion or new high-grade defect formation between biopsy and Autolog ...More >
Partial Knee Replacement
Total Knee Replacement
Dr. Kevin Shaw Details a Knee Arthroscopy Procedure
Dr. Haleem Chaudhary's Patient Sensei Carl Prather Talks about Two Total Knee Replacements
Success Story: Dr. Chaudhary's Double Knee Patient Back In His Karate Studio
Here at Beacon, patients measure their success by getting back to the life they love. For some, that means being able to swim again, get back in the office, or even learn to walk again. For Carl Prather, it means maintaining a lifestyle of martial arts. Prather, 71, has been a karate instructor for over 30 years. H ...More >
Making a Plan for the Perfect Fit: Customizing Knee Implants
To read the full article from VENUE Magazine, click here. Often when patients visit Beacon Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine for the first time, they are confused or at the very least a little overwhelmed by the many buzzwords they’ve heard regarding knee replacement surgery. They may have heard the terms “robotics,” “ ...More >
Is Your Knee Pain Arthritis or a Torn Meniscus? 3 Questions to Help Figure it Out (And a Bonus Tip!)
Sometimes it’s all in the wrist. Other times it’s all in the hips. So what happens when it’s all the knees? When you have knee pain, especially if you’re an older adult, it can be hard to know what’s causing it. In today’s blog article, we break down the difference between arthritis and a torn meniscus to help you unde ...More >
Total Knee Arthroplasty
Dr. Shaw has been performing total knee arthroplasty (TKA) since 2000 when he started practicing. Six hundred thousand TKA’s are performed a year in the United States with 90% experiencing a significant reduction in knee pain. The surgery and technology related to TKA has advanced over the years. Smaller incisions, li ...More >
Dr. Chaudhary Explains a Total Knee Replacement
After double knee replacement, former college athlete still active
Beacon Orthopaedics has made it possible for this septuagenarian to keep playing sports. When John Linneman, 71, had his first major knee injury, he was determined that it wasn’t going to keep him off the courts. It didn’t stop him then, and it’s not stopping him now. In his youth, Linneman played basketball an ...More >
Beacon's Top Knee Surgeons
Meet the Best Knee Surgeons in the Cincinnati Area at Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
At Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, we are lucky to have some of the best knee surgeons in the country on our staff. When you have a knee injury and don’t know where to go, our doctors are available without a referral from the ER or a physical therapist. Meet our talented knee surgeons here! Dr ...More >
Outpatient Knee Replacement
Dr. Tim Kremchek Helps Arizona Baseball Star Return from Knee Injury
THE ATHLETIC To read the full article by Zach Buchanan, click here. Two months since his catastrophic knee injury, Steven Souza Jr. is making a surprisingly fast recovery It had been agreed. When the time came, the doctor would give Steven Souza Jr. a signal. The Diamondbacks outfielder sat in the hospital room ...More >
Non-Operative Knee Pain
BFR- for quad strengthening Hip abductor and Glute strengthening à must be able to perform one legged squat with knee control by discharge of therapy Hip/core strengthening à pelvis stabilization and biomechanics Quadriceps Strengthening, emphasize VMO strengthening, closed-chain exercises Iliotibial Ba ...More >
Watch Seminar Here: Managing Knee Pain
This seminar was recorded and can be viewed here: https://www.facebook.com/beaconortho/videos/508218899644491/ At this free seminar, Dr. Andrew Razzano will help attendees learn about new treatments for knee pain, including nonsurgical and surgical options. The goal is to help attendees understand which treatment is ...More >
POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - KNEE ARTHROSCOPY WITH ACL RECONSTRUCTION
BRACE/MOVEMENT You can walk and bend your knee as much as tolerated. Use your crutches and brace for the first 2-3 weeks. Do not go for long walks or stand on your feet for extended periods of time. This will cause swelling and pain. Wear the brace at all times when not icing or bathing. Have the brace locked in exten ...More >
POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - KNEE ARTHROSCOPY WITH PCL/PLC RECONSTRUCTION
Post op Brace locked at 0° for 1 week Increase 20° of flexion every two weeks in brace FWB at 7 days with brace PT starts at 7 days ( quad sets, tens therapy) D/C brace at 7 weeks Stationary bike at 7 weeks (fellow lecture) Agility at 12 weeks (fellow lecture) SLING/MOVEMENT Please ke ...More >
POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - KNEE ARTHROSCOPY WITH PATELLAR TENDON DEBRIDEMENT/REPAIR
SLING/MOVEMENT Use your crutches for the first week. Do not go for long walks or stand on your feet for extended periods of time. This will cause swelling and pain. Wear the brace at all times when not icing or bathing. Have the brace locked in extension while ambulating until your follow-up visit. ICE An ...More >
POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - KNEE ARTHROSCOPY WITH MENISCUS REPAIR
Post- op 0-90 x 6 weeks Crutches x 6 weeks with TTWB and brace locked at zero 7 wks begin closed chain exercises 7 wks continue flexion ROM, not aggressive 13 wks, possibly running progression WEIGHT BEARING / MOVEMENT You are NOT to bend your knee past 90 degrees for the first 6 weeks after surger ...More >
POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - KNEE ARTHROSCOPY WITH MENISCUS REPAIR + ACL reconstruction
Post- op Brace locked at Zero with ambulation x 6 weeks Use crutches for 4 weeks with PWB Wear brace at night Limit ROM to 90 deg. For 6 weeks. SLING/MOVEMENT You can weight bear and walk as much as tolerated after your surgery. You are NOT to bend your knee past 90 degrees for the first month after ...More >
POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - KNEE Tibial plateau fracture
TTWB for 6 weeks Brace locked in extension while ambulating Early PT for Quad sets/SLR CPM Flexion up to 90 deg. For 4 weeks if meniscus repair MOVEMENT You can walk and bend your knee as much as tolerated. Use your crutches as needed for the first week. Do not go for long walks or stand ...More >
POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS – UNICOMPARTMENTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY
MOVEMENT You can walk and bend your knee as much as tolerated. Use your crutches for the first week. Do not go for long walks or stand on your feet for extended periods of time. This will cause swelling and pain. Have the brace locked in extension while ambulating until your block has worn off. You have been pr ...More >
Conditions for Knee Replacement
Healthy knees are vital for many people to complete every day, physical activities. Unfortunately, when the knee joint is painful and stiff, even simple acts such as rising from bed, climbing stairs, or bending down to pick up objects can seem nearly impossible. Moreover, your condition can inhibit your ability to w ...More >
MACI Procedure for Knee Rejuvenation
Dr. Razzano spent some time explaining the MACI procedure on the WING radio station (ESPN 1410) in Dayton, OH. Afternoon show co-hosts Justin Kinner and Mark Schlemmer got the chance to ask some questions to Dr. Andrew Razzano, the only physician in Greater Dayton to perform the FDA-approved MACI procedure. The MAC ...More >
Five Ways to Protect Your Knees While Exercising
As two of the most complex joints in your body, your knees are built to withstand an enormous amount of pressure: They support 80% of your body weight when you stand and absorb up to one-and-a-half times your weight when you walk. Although your knees are inherently strong, the everyday stress of having to perform un ...More >
Comparing Standard and Gender-Specific Knee Replacements in Women
Knee replacement surgery is considered among the best treatments for end-stage arthritis of the knee. A successful knee replacement relieves pain and restores near-full range of motion to a severely damaged knee. When performing a total knee replacement, the surgeon must reproduce their patient’s anatomy as closely ...More >
Questions Athletes Should Ask Before Knee Replacement Surgery
For the ordinary patient, knee replacement surgery can allow them to return to a comfortable lifestyle; However, many patients who still compete athletically at an advanced age may question their post-surgery abilities. Surgery of any kind is a major event, and for athletes it can be particularly daunting. How long ...More >
MACI Knee Cartilage Repair
MACI Cartilage Repair: Your Cells at Work! In short, MACI (autologous cultured chondrocytes on porcine collagen membrane) is a procedure that repairs damaged cartilage by using your own cells. This treatment is designed to provide pain relief by helping repair the damaged tissue. Our goal is to help restore your r ...More >
Comprehensive Recovery Protocol: Knee Injuries
The knee joint is one the largest and most complex joints in the human body. It consists of four bones: The femur (thigh bone), the tibia (shin bone), the fibula (outer shin bone) and the patella (kneecap). Various ligaments, muscles, and tendons are also involved in order to hold the joint together and allow it to mov ...More >
Knee Scope - Anatomy & Common Injuries - Dr. Razzano
Know When You Need Surgery: Conditions Treated by Knee Replacements
Most people will experience some degree of knee pain or a knee injury in their lifetime, and often those injuries are minor and may heal on their own. However, many people experience consistent knee pain for years, often because of an untreated injury, arthritis or other degenerative diseases. For many older patients e ...More >
Knee Care
[vc_row][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text]Explore the interactive education tool below to learn about knee conditions, treatment options and symptoms. There are animations you can view and also printable documents for your convenience. Also below are some of the most common knee conditions patients suffer from. ...More >
Matt Strahm to Have Knee Surgery in Cincinnati at Beacon Orthopaedics
Left hander Matt Strahm will undergo knee surgery on Friday to repair his torn patellar tendon. Strahm is expected to be out for about four months, which includes the rest of the season. He sustained a knee injury while pitching a series facing the Minnesota Twins in early July. Undergoing surgery appear ...More >
Royals’ Matt Strahm Sees Dr. Kremchek for Knee Injury
Kansas City Royals pitcher Matt Strahm is heading to Cincinnati to seek the opinion of Dr. Timothy Kremchek. Strahm chose Beacon Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine in Cincinnati, OH after sustaining an injury to his left patellar tendon. Dr. Timothy Kremchek is the Team Medical Director for the Cincinnati Reds and thei ...More >
The Benefits of Partial Knee Replacements
Approximately 1 in every 5 adults experiences knee pain, with many experiencing a level of severity that makes even ordinary tasks extremely difficult. The prevalence of knee pain is primarily due to its wide range of possible causes. Ligament strains and sprains, fractures, and gout are just a few of the most common c ...More >
Knee Surgery: Choosing Between Total or Partial Knee Replacement
The knee joint is designed to absorb the shock that results from running, jumping, bending, and hundreds of other movements. But aside from simply allowing us to play a round of golf, tennis, or many of the other activities that we enjoy, the health of our knee is invaluable to everyday living. In fact, when you experi ...More >
Meniscus Tears in the Knee
What is a Meniscus Tear? The meniscus is a cartilage cushion between the femur (thigh bone) and tibia (large lower leg bone). There are two menisci in each knee. The lateral (outside) meniscus is small c-shaped cushion, whereas the medial (inside) meniscus is a larger c-shaped cushion. Both menisci have poor bloo ...More >
Common Questions About MCL Knee Sprains
What is a MCL Sprain? MCL stands for medial collateral ligament and is located on the inside of the knee. The MCL originates on the femur (thigh bone) and inserts on the tibia (large bone of the lower leg). The MCL splits slightly at the knee joint and some fibers also insert onto the medial meniscus (cushion insi ...More >
Dr. Matt Johansen - Partial Knee Replacements
Knee Arthritis & Treatment Seminar - Dr. Chaudhary
Dr. Haleem Chaudhary will be discussing the multiple forms of arthritis, how they affect the knee joint and what treatment options are out there for patients. This is a free educational seminar and will feature the talk by Dr. Chaudhary, a Q & A session, free educational materials, and complimentary refreshments. ...More >
Knee Injuries on the Rise for Female Athletes
The Journal-News ran an article featuring Dr. Kremchek about the rise of knee injuries in female athletes, particularity in local high schools. The sub-title of the article may be more important than the title, though: "There are ways to reduce the risk of tearing knee ligaments." Knee injuries seem to be on the ris ...More >
Knee Scopes/Arthroscopy
Trouble bending, squatting, twisting and even pain while walking or running are symptoms of a damaged meniscus. Knee scopes, otherwise known as "knee arthroscopies" can help! Since they are minimally invasive, that means a faster recovery time, lower risk of complication, and less scarring than open surgeries. The ...More >
Knee Scope/Arthroscopy
Sources of Knee Pain
Sources of Knee Pain and Easy Treatments: There are several potential sources of knee pain with the most common being an injury to the meniscus. The meniscus is sometimes referred to as the shock absorber of the knee. It is a structure inside the knee that acts to absorb the energy of walking, running, and jumping whi ...More >
Surgical Management of Knee Dislocations
Click here to download the full PDF version of Dr. Cha’s research. Abstract: BACKGROUND: The evaluation and management of knee dislocations remain variable and controversial. The purpose of this study was to describe our method of surgical treatment of knee dislocations with use of a standardized protocol ...More >
The Acutely Dislocated Knee: Evaluation and Management
Click here to download the full PDF version of Dr. Cha's research. Abstract: Acute knee dislocations are uncommon orthopaedic injuries. Because they often spontaneously reduce before initial evaluation, the true incidence is unknown. Dislocation involves injury to multiple ligaments of the knee, res ...More >
KEEPING THE EAST SIDE MOVING
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=""]When orthopedic pain is too much, the Top Docs at Beacon are close by to get you moving again. Our expert specialists are dedicated tohelp treat injuries and alleviate chronic pain you’ve learned to live with. Stop just getting by and start getting back to the life you love. ...More >
In Our Patient’s Own Words: Grateful for Physical Therapist's Unwavering Dedication to My Recovery
In our busy lives, we’ve all been asked to provide an online review for receiving care or a service. Even if we’ve been very happy, we have all simply provided one word of praise – for expediency’s sake. Entering “great” or even an emoji must simply suffice. We’ve got so much to do! Recently, Beacon Physical Therap ...More >
From Rugby Fields to CrossFit Gyms: Dr. McConnell's Unique Approach to Orthopedic Care
In the world of orthopedic surgery, Dr. Timothy McConnell stands out — from his medical expertise to his passion for fitness. It’s what made his path to becoming an orthopedic surgeon unique. It’s notably shaped by his background as a rugby player and his dedicated CrossFit involvement. The Evolution from Rugby to Cro ...More >
DR. KREMCHEK CONTINUES LONG-TIME SUPPORT OF MOELLER HIGH SCHOOL WITH DONATION TO THE SCHOOL'S BASEBALL TEAM
Dr. Tim Kremchek’s has continued his long-time support for Moeller High School with a $5,000 donation to the Crusader baseball team. The funds will help pay for the team’s spring break trip to Florida. “It’s all about giving back, and doing so on a sustained basis,” said Dr. Kremchek, who serves as Moeller’s ...More >
Revolutionizing Patient Care with Dr. Michael Swank
In the world of orthopedic surgery, physicians stand out for their specialties. And Dr. Michael Swank does just that by specializing in hip and knee replacements, specifically outpatient procedures. More than being exceptional at what he does, though, is what sets him apart, and that is at the heart of what’s —well— hi ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE WELCOMES SURGEON DR. KENNETH VAWTER
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 31, 2024 CONTACT: Brian Siegel VP of Marketing OrthoAlliance 513-295-3533 [email protected] CINCINNATI, Ohio - Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is proud to announce the addition of Dr. Kenneth Vawter, a distinguished board-certified orthopaedic surgeon with ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE AND TRIHEALTH TO PROVIDE CARE TO THE CINCINNATI BALLET
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 30th, 2024 Contact: Brian Siegel VP of Marketing OrthoAlliance 513-295-3533 [email protected] CINCINNATI, Ohio - Sports medicine physicians and athletic trainers from Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine and TriHealth are accustomed to spending time at Greater Ci ...More >
ELEVATING TRAUMA EXPERTISE: BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE WELCOMES SURGEON DR. JOHN WYRICK
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 15, 2024 CONTACT: Brian Siegel VP of Marketing OrthoAlliance 513-295-3533 [email protected] CINCINNATI, Ohio - Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine proudly announces the addition of Dr. John Wyrick, a distinguished board-certified and fellowship trained orthopa ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE SUPPORTING MASON HIGH SCHOOL BAND ON TRIP TO ROSE PARADE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Dec. 31, 2023 Contact: Brian Siegel VP of Marketing OrthoAlliance 513-295-3533 [email protected] MASON, Ohio - The Mason High School Band recently departed for a cross-country trip to play in the 2024 Rose Parade and Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine will be ...More >
5 Ways to Prevent Injuries During Winter Sports
As winter sports kick into full gear, here are 5 ways to prevent injuries. It's already December, and as 2023 is winding down, winter sports are in full swing. As our high school athletes look forward to returning to a regular schedule, we are here to help them think about avoiding injuries beyond pre-season play. ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS AND CLINTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FORM PARTNERSHIP IN WILMINGTON, OH
CONTACT: Brian Siegel VP of Marketing OrthoAlliance 513-295-3533 [email protected] Stephanie Butler Clinton Memorial Hospital Marketing Director (937) 283-9847 [email protected] WILMINGTON, OHIO – Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Wilmington and Clinton Memorial Ho ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE WELCOMES CINCINNATI NATIVE DR. ADAM ABRAHAM
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 4, 2023 Contact: Brian Siegel VP of Marketing OrthoAlliance 513-295-3533 [email protected] CINCINNATI, OH - Adam Abraham, M.D., a Cincinnati native and University of Cincinnati graduate, has joined Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine. Dr. Abraham will prima ...More >
Dr. Adam Abraham: Redefining Orthopedic Care with Compassion and Community
In a candid chat with Beacon’s Dr. Adam Abraham, the main topic wasn't all about medical degrees and clinical routines. It was a heart-to-heart discussion about his vision for healthcare accessibility and an empathetic approach to orthopedic care. When Visions Align “As a Cincinnati native, Beacon was always a na ...More >
Is Your Meniscus Torn? How to Tell & What to Do Next
Have you been here before? Getting a sharp pain in your knee after a sudden twist of the knee during a pickup basketball game, a misstep on a hiking trail, or even just a simple, awkward movement while getting out of bed. In a split second, you're left wondering, "Is my meniscus torn?" If you've ever found yourself in ...More >
BEACON TEAMS WITH MASON CITY SCHOOLS ON ONE-OF-A KIND ON-SITE CLINIC TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Nov. 1, 2023 Contact: Brian Siegel VP of Marketing OrthoAlliance 513-295-3533 [email protected] MASON - Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine and the Mason City School District have teamed up to improve access to quality care for the entire community by launching a seco ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE’S DR. TIM KREMCHEK INDUCTED INTO WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS HALL OF HONOR
Dr. Kremchek also winner of Lifetime Achievement Award CINCINNATI, OH – Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine’s Dr. Tim Kremchek has been selected for induction into the Wittenberg University’s Athletics Hall of Honor. Dr. Kremchek, who graduated from Wittenberg in 1981 and still serves as the university’ ...More >
5 Common Soccer & Football Injuries
5 Common Soccer & Football Injuries: How to Avoid Them and What to Do if You Don't Football and soccer. Depending on what part of the world you are these two different sports may share the same name. That isn’t all they share. Both sports demand power, speed, and skill from players — not to mention their passionat ...More >
Get Hip to How Your Golf Swing Could Cause IT Band Syndrome
This is one for all of our golfers out there. We know you all love spending time on the green, and driving those balls like there's no tomorrow. Spoiler: So do many of us at Beacon! But have you ever felt an annoying pain in your knee after a day on the links? That could be your iliotibial band talking, IT band for sho ...More >
REDS PITCHER TEJAY ANTONE TREATED BY BEACON’S DR. TIM KREMCHEK
Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine’s Tim Kremchek, M.D., was especially excited as he watched the Cincinnati Reds play the Seattle Mariners Sunday afternoon at Great American Ball Park. That’s because Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher Teejay Antone was a patient. Dr. Kremchek twice repaired Antone’s elbow wit ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE NOW OFFERING SERVICES IN FINNEYTOWN
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Aug. 29, 2023 Contact: Brian Siegel VP of Marketing OrthoAlliance 513-295-3533 [email protected] CINCINNATI, Ohio –Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is once again expanding patient access and convenience by offering services in Finneytown, in southwest O ...More >
Traveling Pain-Free: 7 Hacks to Dodge Orthopedic Pain
This is one for our wanderlusters! Traveling is exciting, but it can also wreak havoc on your joints and muscles, leaving you feeling like a busted swim floatie. Fear not, though. We have the lowdown on dodging orthopedic pain to help keep your travels Insta-worthy. 1) Flex it Like a Yoga Boss Before you dive headfir ...More >
Is Your Catcher Ok? Common Orthopedic Catching Injuries and How to Avoid Them in 5 Ways
We all know catchers play a crucial role on baseball and softball teams. However, this demanding position can put significant strain on the human body, which can lead to orthopedic injuries. From shoulder strains to knee problems, catchers face unique challenges that require proactive measures to ensure long-term healt ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE DR. GEORGE MATIC BIKING 100 MILES TO RAISE MONEY FOR CANCER RESEARCH
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July, 24, 2023 Contact: Brian Siegel VP of Marketing OrthoAlliance 513-295-3533 [email protected] CINCINNATI, Ohio – Riding a bike 100 miles sounds hard – unless you are inspired to help save lives. George Matic, M.D., of Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, ...More >
In The News
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]7/24/2023 - Doctors give tips to stay healthy while enjoying pickleball 5/26/2023 - Reds' Joey Votto praises doctor as impressive return to Majors continues 5/24/2023 - Dr. Kremchek with Bryant Gumbel about Grass vs. Turf 5/2/2023 - Health care execs on a partnership that was “a lo ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE AND MASON SCHOOLS CREATE REGION’S FIRST ON-SITE SPORTS MEDICINE AND PHYSICAL THERAPY FACILITY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 28, 2023 Contact: Brian Siegel VP of Marketing OrthoAlliance 513-295-3533 [email protected] CINCINNATI, Ohio - Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine and the Mason City Schools are advancing the care and training of high school athletes by creating the region’s first o ...More >
The Beacon Orthopaedics Research & Education Foundation History
In 2009, the partners at Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, established the 501(c)(3) non-profit Beacon Orthopaedics Research & Education Foundation with the mission to support scientific research and education regarding the latest technologies for orthopedic surgery and physical medicine and rehabilitation ...More >
Orthopaedic Research & Articles
Dr. Swank's Contributions Dr. Michael Swank, a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon at Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, contributes to orthopaedic research. Continuous research and education are integral components of the medical practice at Beacon. Dr. Michael Swank is no exception and actively pursues op ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE TO PROVIDE CARE FOR MILFORD SCHOOLS’ ATHLETES
CINCINNATI, Ohio - Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, the region's recognized leader in comprehensive orthopaedic and sports medicine care of high school teams and athletes, will begin providing medical services and athletic training to the Milford Exempted Village Schools this summer. Beacon’s Brian Crellin ...More >
Peripheral Nerve Stimulator for Post-Surgical Pain Management
Written by Dr. Vic Manocha Patients often seek out surgical options when conservative therapies have failed. Most of the time, surgery corrects the problem and relieve patients of their painful symptoms. However, there are times when patient continues to have pain after surgery. Entrapment mononeuropathies can oc ...More >
Dr. Drew Burleson Performs Hip Arthroscopy in Dayton and Cincinnati
Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine’s Dr. Drew Burleson, is one of a few orthopaedic surgeons in Dayton who performs hip arthroscopy, a minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses a device called an arthroscope to diagnose and treat hip conditions. This procedure helps relieve hip pain and inflammation due to ...More >
Foot & Ankle Conditioning for Orthopedic Health
Your feet and ankles are the foundation of your body's movement. Whether you are standing, walking, or running, they’re constantly working to support your body's weight and enable movement. That is why it is essential to maintain strength and flexibility in your feet and ankles to promote orthopedic health. Benefits o ...More >
Are You a Cartilage Restoration Candidate?
Do you miss the days when you could dance like nobody was watching without feeling like your knee is going to give out? Knee cartilage restoration could be your answer. Get ready to say goodbye to knee pain and hello to smooth, pain-free movement. Let’s dive in to learn about this knee-saving procedure. Knee pain is ...More >
Slips, Falls & Slipped Vertebrae: Understanding Spondylolisthesis
Slipping a vertebra can at times be common. Let's discuss how you can prevent it, and what to do if you find yourself with one in this article. The technical term for a slipped vertebra is spondylolisthesis. It’s caused by a vertebra sliding over the one beneath it — destabilizing the spine. Therefore, it can be ver ...More >
Arthroscopy Answers
Did you know an estimated 750,000 arthroscopic knee operations are performed in this country every year (Harvard Health Publishing) AND approximately 1.6 million shoulder arthroscopic procedures are performed annually (American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine)? What is Arthroscopy? With the prevalence of these ...More >
PGA PRO AND TV HOST JIMMY HANLIN PARTICIPATING IN BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE'S GOLF OUTING
Proceeds benefit Beacon research and education foundation CINCINNATI – Professional Golf Association pro Jimmy Hanlin – co-host of the popular golf show 18 Holes on Bally Sports – is participating in this year’s Beacon Orthopaedics Research & Education Foundation, Inc., 10th Annual Golf Outing, which is scheduled fo ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS, WALK30 PROMOTING WALKING WITH CINCINNATI NATURE CENTER HOOTS & HOPS EVENT
CINCINNATI – Promoting the tremendous health benefits of walking 30 minutes a day led Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine to join with Walk 30 to sponsor the Cincinnati Nature Center’s Hoots & Hops event. The sold-out Hoots & Hops, which is scheduled Friday, Sept. 16, will feature an evening of walkers exploring ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE HIRES TWO NEW LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC TRAINERS IN SE INDIANA
CINCINNATI, OH. – Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, the region's recognized leader in comprehensive sports medicine care, is hiring two certified athletic trainers to serve the high school student athletes they care for in Southeast Indiana. B Jake Steinmetz has joined Beacon Orthopaedics teammate Sammy Hendr ...More >
MLB ALL-STAR PITCHER WAS TREATED BY BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE'S DR. TIM KREMCHEK
Second consecutive season a Kremchek patient named All-Star CINCINNATI – When Cincinnati Reds pitching prospect Joe Mantiply underwent Tommy John Surgery to his elbow in 2018, he wasn't sure if he would ever make it to the major leagues. But on Tuesday, the 31-year-old Arizona Diamondbacks left-hander will be in D ...More >
BEACON ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE'S DR. MICHAEL SWANK PROMOTING WALK30 EVENT
July 23rd highlights benefits of walking 30 minutes a day CINCINNATI – A walk a day helps keep the doctor away. Michael Swank, M.D., a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon at Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, has learned from his years in practice that if he could convince people to walk 30 minutes a day, they ...More >