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Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Welcomes Dr. John Larkin

CINCINNATI, Ohio – Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is proud to announce that highly regarded...

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Spring is Here! Keep Your Feet Healthy Outside

Baseball is upon us, local sports teams are finally practicing and playing outside, and runners are out...

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Beacon Orthopaedics and Black Sheep Performance Partner to Treat Athletes & Weekend Warriors

CINCINNATI, Ohio – Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine and Black Sheep Performance have...

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March Madness is On! We Share Our Picks PLUS 5 Common Basketball Injuries

Our own Dr. Burleson has spent time on the court during the NCAA Division I Tournament. In this blog...

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Beacon Orthopaedics Reaches Four Thousand Outpatient Total Joint Replacements Performed

To read the full article covered by Becker's Healthcare, click here. CINCINNATI, Ohio – Beacon Orthopaedics...

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Wrestling. It’s in the Genes.

Just 30 years ago, Dr. Mohab Foad was competing in the State High School Wrestling Tournament — now...

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Lockdown Have Your Back Locked Up?

Between quarantine and shorter winter days, we’re all moving less. In this blog post, we explore how...

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COVID-19 vaccine: Should you get a shot ahead of surgery? Timing is everything

To read the full story from The Enquirer, please click here. Anne Saker Cincinnati Enquirer Many...

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Dr. Argo Helps Bring New Hope to Joint Pain Sufferers

"Articular cartilage" isn't typically a term people are familiar with until they seek treatment...

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Updated Inclement Weather Hours (Week of Feb. 15 - Feb. 20)

Check below for the most up-to-date hours at the location nearest you due to inclement weather. We will...

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Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Expands Local Team & Opens New Office in West Chester

CINCINNATI, Ohio – Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine proudly announces the addition of four...

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Hitting the Slopes? Know Before You Go

As wild as it may sound, skiers and snowboarders do have at least a couple of things in common. The first...

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Walk it Off: Orthopedics and Healthy Weight Week (January 17-23)

Prevention is good medicine. One of the biggest preventive measures you can take is maintaining a healthy...

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Featured Physician: George Matic, M.D.

George Matic, M.D. practices Primary Care Sports Medicine and non-operative Orthopaedics at Beacon Orthopaedics...

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Cincinnati Magazine Top Doctors 2021

Each year, physicians are selected by their peers in a survey, asking them which physicians they would...

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A Walk A Day Can Keep The Orthopaedic Doctor Away

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Featured Physician: Michael Planalp, M.D.

Michael Planalp, M.D. is a board eligible Orthopaedic surgeon and fellowship trained spine surgeon. He...

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Total Hip Arthroplasty

Hip pain can come in many forms with varying degrees of severity. Dr. Shaw evaluates patients of all...

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Total Knee Arthroplasty

Dr. Shaw has been performing total knee arthroplasty (TKA) since 2000 when he started practicing. Six...

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Total Shoulder Replacement

Dr. Shaw provides the full scope of shoulder care and surgery, from strains and rotator cuff tear to...

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How Physical Therapy Could Help You Live A Healthier Life

What is orthopedic physical therapy? You may know it is an integral process in recovery from either injury...

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We’re Bringing Healthy Back(s): 6 Ways to Ease Back Pain

If you’re old enough to readily recall our song reference in the headline of this blog post, then you’re...

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Protect Yourself From Slips This Winter

Because snow should be the only thing falling this year Colder months are here to stay, and while we’re...

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4 Game-Changing, Non-Surgical Orthopedic Care Options

Surgery isn’t always required when it comes to orthopedic care. At Beacon, we utilize several non-surgical or...

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Featured Physician: David Lustenberger, M.D.

David P. Lustenberger, M.D., is a Cincinnati native. After graduating from St. Xavier High School and...

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Featured Physician: Timothy McConnell, M.D.

Timothy B. McConnell, M.D. is a board-certified and fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeon. He completed...

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Dr. Tim Kremchek Explains Joe Burrow's Injury and Recovery Process

The content in this blog was written as an article by Charlie Goldsmith for the Cincinnati Enquirer....

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I Completed Physical Therapy. Now What?

Step Down from Physical Therapy to Beacon's Bridge Program for a Full Return to Health Congratulations!...

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Orthopaedic sports medicine specialist on Burrow injury, recovery

To read the full article from WKRC, please click here. CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Bengals fans are collectively...

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Celebrating National Allied Health Professionals Week

This week we recognize National Allied Health Week! Comprising nearly 60% of all health care providers,...

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It’s World Osteoporosis Day: Time to Talk About Bone Health

Together, with the International Osteoporosis Foundation, we are recognizing World Osteoporosis Day to...

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Dr. Chaudhary Helps Law Enforcement Officer Return from Hip Surgery

THE Enquirer To read the full article, click here. Cop's commander asks: "Are you sure you've had...

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Beacon Orthopaedics adds rare surgeon to its roster

To read the full story by Cincinnati Business Courier's Liz Engel, click here. Cincinnati Business...

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Bringing it Home with the Reds

The Reds 2020 season was one of many firsts. It was not the first, however, to be played during a pandemic....

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The Tommy John Surgery Turns 46

We’re celebrating the 46th anniversary of the UCL reconstructive surgery — better known as the Tommy...

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WCPO - Reggie Wilson

To read the full story by Reggie Wilson, click here. Local brothers who wrestle collegiately help...

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After double knee replacement, former college athlete still active

Beacon Orthopaedics has made it possible for this septuagenarian to keep playing sports. When John...

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Fall Sports are a Go, Common Injuries to Know

High school sports recently received the all clear from Ohio Governor Mike DeWine — with some fairly...

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We’re All Athletes

From Slopes to Ropes and Just Trying to Cope, Dr. Todd Grime Gives Patients New Hope Whether a patient...

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Get Hip with Your Hips

Keep Your Hips Healthier in 3 Steps Story time. You're leaving a friend's house. You step out...

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Child Injuries and Injury Prevention

We are all facing more time at home—and therefore the risk of home injury. While you would normally...

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From the Hardwood to the OR: Dr. Drew Burleson's Story

When Drew Burleson was a senior in high school, life was good. He was a standout on the basketball court...

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Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, TriHealth Collaborate to Provide Care for Ursuline Academy Athletes

Cincinnati, OH – Beginning immediately, Beacon Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, in collaboration with...

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How to Tell If You Have A Dislocated Shoulder

The shoulder is often dislocated joint in the human body. It occurs when the upper arm bone (the humerus)...

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Beacon Orthopaedics adds 7 physicians and 4 locations

Featured in the Cincinnati Business Courier and Cincinnati Enquirer. On Aug. 1, Beacon Orthopaedics...

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High Ankle Sprain versus Low Ankle Sprain

An ankle sprain is a stretch or tear to the ligaments holding the ankle bones together. Characterized...

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Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine acquires rival practice

Cincinnati Business Courier To read the full article from the Business Courier, please click here. One...

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Training the Athletic Trainers and Staying Healthy

The bar of excellence has moved. We’re following an all new set of standards for athletic trainers...

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Play Ball — Back to Some Regularly Scheduled Programming

The year was 1919. World War I had just ended. The Spanish Flu was a continuing threat. People were searching...

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Time for Back-to-School Exams

Not the Kind You Study for — Student Athletes Need Their Sports Physical Exams As stores switch...

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Tips for Wearing a Mask

In light of Governor DeWine’s July 7 mask ordinance, we wanted to provide some tips for wearing and...

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Featured Physician: Robert Burger, M.D.

Robert Burger, M.D., is a founding member of Beacon Orthopaedics, served as President of Beacon for six...

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5 Tips for Getting Back in Shape at Home

Getting back in shape at home can be difficult. Although gyms and fitness centers are beginning to open...

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Meet the Working Dads of Beacon Orthopaedics

Happy Father’s Day from Beacon Orthopaedics! While we’re still outside the norm of what we are used...

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Injury and Surgery Recovery at Beacon Orthopaedics

It’s no secret that recovering from an injury, either surgically or non-surgically, can be a difficult...

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When Should You Go to The ER vs. Orthopedic Urgent Care?

As the weather warms and people begin to work outside more, the number of injuries related to outdoor...

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Foot Doctor Q&A with Dr. Adam Miller

Meet Dr. Adam Miller Dr. Miller is Beacon’s orthopedic foot and ankle specialist. Having completed...

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Meet Beacon’s Healthcare Hero Moms

This Mother’s Day is certainly outside the norm of what we are used to, which means we certainly need...

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5 Tips to Keep Your Upper Body Strong

Our physical therapy team is committed to keeping our patients healthy and have provided tips to keep...

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5 Tips to Keep Your Lower Body Healthy

Our physical therapy team is committed to keeping our patients healthy and have provided tips to keep...

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5 Tips for a Healthy Back

Our physical therapy team is committed to keeping our patients healthy and have provided tips to keep...

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Injury Recovery and Mental Health

Recovering from an injury can be difficult regardless of the severity. It interrupts your everyday life...

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Recipes to Help Diabetes

If you have diabetes, you understand the importance of keeping up with your health. Below are three healthy...

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Patient Success: Bonnie Archuleta

Bonnie Archuleta is no stranger to orthopedic care. After seven years of living with intense shoulder...

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All About Durable Medical Equipment

Durable medical equipment (DME) is medical supplies that helps people with a disability or injury complete...

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Why Is Walking Good for You?

Walking is a great way to improve and maintain your overall health, even if done for just half an hour...

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Physical Therapy for Sports Injuries

Almost every athlete will experience an injury at some point in their careers. Whether you’re a pro...

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Craig Lindsey Receives NATA Servant’s Heart Award

At Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, each of our healthcare specialists bring experience...

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The Best Exercises for Heart Health

February is American Heart Month, and here at Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine we’re passionate...

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What Are the Most Common Skiing Injuries?

Skiing is a fun winter sport that many enjoy. However, like all other sports it comes with a risk of...

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10 Tips for Staying Healthy During Practice

With basketball season in full swing, it’s important to keep your young athlete healthy and happy....

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Featured Physician: Jaideep Chunduri, M.D.

Jaideep Chunduri, M.D., a native of Dayton, OH, is a Board Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon specializing...

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Preparing for Your MRI

Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or MRIs, are often recommended to help officially diagnose injuries and conditions....

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The Best Foods to Eat for Arthritis

Arthritis is a painful inflammatory disease in which the joints become stiff and swollen. Although it...

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Top Doctors 2020 at Beacon

Each year, physicians are selected by their peers in a survey, asking them which physicians they would...

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How a mother and daughter overcame similar sports injuries

Cincinnati Enquirer To read the full article from The Enquirer, please click here. If it’s...

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How Often Should You Wash Your Hands?

With the cold weather officially here, illness is spreading quickly through schools and office environments....

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Q&A with Concussion Expert from Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, Dr. Matic

A concussion, also known as a mild traumatic brain injury, is caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to either...

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Why Should I Donate Blood?

Have you ever wondered why you should donate blood? You’ve probably heard it can save lives, but do...

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Winter Safety Tips

Are you prepared for the cold weather? Check out some of our winter safety tips below to help you avoid...

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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...

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5 Tips for a Quick Recovery

If you’ve had surgery in the past, or have one coming up, you know the importance of a quick, effective...

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Is Cracking Your Knuckles Bad for Your Joints?

We’ve all heard the myth that cracking your knuckles will give you arthritis. You most likely heard...

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Back Pain

If you work in an office, odds are you’ve experienced some uncomfortable days sitting at your desk....

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Why Do You Wake Up with A Headache?

Have you ever woken up with a headache? Many people do at some point in their lives, and often it isn’t...

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Why Shouldn’t You Eat Before Surgery?

If you’ve had surgery before, you were probably told not to eat or drink anything for a specified amount...

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Osgood-Schlatter Disease

Has your child been complaining of knee pain recently? Is there a bony bump beneath their knee that is...

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Back to the Mat (Again)

Injuries are not a foreign concept to athletes. No matter the sport, almost every participant experiences...

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Urgent Care Cincinnati

There are quite a few urgent care centers in the Cincinnati Area. When disaster strikes and you need...

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Featured Physician: Dr. Steve Hamilton

Steve Hamilton, M.D. is a Cincinnati native and proud LaSalle High School alumnus. He stayed local and attended...

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Rotator Cuff Injuries

The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that surround the shoulder joint, keeping the head...

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8 Trick-Or-Treating Safety Tips

Halloween is one of the most exciting nights of the year for most children. However, it can also be one...

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Proven Treatments for Hammertoe

Achieving full foot function without surgery is possible. The foot is a complex structure made up...

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What is Hip Arthritis?

As our bodies age, we become increasingly at risk for degenerative joint conditions. Fortunately, arthritis...

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Featured Physician: Dr. Michael Planalp

Michael Planalp, M.D. is a board eligible Orthopaedic surgeon and fellowship trained spine surgeon. He...

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Back on the Field

Turning A Potentially Devastating Diagnosis into a Success Story Growing up, Jaden Bode had always...

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Steelers Quarterback Injures Elbow

Elbow injuries are common among athletes of almost all sports, from baseball to tennis and everything...

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Sprain vs Strain – What’s the Difference?

The terms “sprain” and “strain” are often used synonymously. However, they are not the same thing....

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Beacon Doctor Shines in Dancing with the Stars

Since 1996, Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine has been invested in our local communities. Each...

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Should You Stretch Before Exercising?

A lot of myths about stretching before, during, and after exercise circulate through the athletic community....

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Orthopaedic Surgeon FAQs

What is an orthopaedic surgeon? An orthopaedic surgeon is a doctor who specializes in the prevention,...

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7 Tips for a Successful Surgery

7 Tips for a Successful Surgery Do you have an upcoming surgery that’s making you nervous? While you...

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Tennis Elbow

Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) is a condition that many people have heard of, but few understand....

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Featured Physician: Dr. Nicole Goddard

Dr. Nicole Goddard is Board Certified in Family Medicine with a Certificate of Added Qualification in...

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Preventing Heat and Hydration Related Problems in Young Athletes

Taking steps to stay healthy and hydrated this summer is especially important for athletes to avoid injuries...

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How to Save 40% or More on Your Joint Replacement

Recent studies reveal that choosing an Ambulatory Surgery Center instead of a hospital may reduce your...

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How Beacon Orthopaedics plans to grow after taking on a private equity investor

Cincinnati Business Courier To read the full article from the Business Courier, please click here. Beacon...

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Back to School Safety Tips

Back to School: Part Two Back to school season is an exciting time, but often leads to an influx of...

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How Can You Help Prevent Hip Arthritis

Dr. Burleson, an orthopaedic hip specialist, shares tips to preventing this common condition. Unfortunately,...

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Why is Back to School Season Dangerous?

Back to School: Part One It’s no surprise that back to school season sees a spike of visits to...

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This Orthopedic Doctor Specializes in Keeping Baseball Players on the Field

When the Vanderbilt Commodores won the 2019 College World Series finals, it was also a personal victory...

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Sports Injury Care

If you’ve ever had a sports injury, you know the importance of quick action and effective treatment....

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The Worst (and Best) Shoes for Your Feet

Summer is the season of flip flops and sandals due to the warm weather. However, when it comes to arch...

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Overcoming Multiple Injuries

How Beacon Helped Kaleb Moell Get Back in The Game Athletes battle injuries all the time. From sprained...

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Featured Physician – Dr. Cha

Dr. Peter Cha serves as the team physician of the Cincinnati Wolfhounds rugby team, medical director...

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Simple Tips for Healthier Joints

Looking to get the most out of your joints? Apply some of these tips to maintain optimal joint health...

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What to Expect from an Orthopaedic Clinic Visit

Knowing what to expect from an office visit at your orthopaedic clinic can help you be prepared and maximize...

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Orthopaedic Urgent Care

Have you ever broken a bone? If you have, odds are you went straight to the emergency room at a local...

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Concussions

Symptoms and Treatment Concussions are a common injury in sports. Many people experience this mild...

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Signs of Dehydration

During the hot summer months, urgent care centers and emergency rooms see an influx of people suffering...

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Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month

Juvenile arthritis is an autoimmune disease that affects roughly 1 in every 1,000 children. It is characterized...

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Another major Cincinnati doctor group to expand via private equity deal

Cincinnati Business Courier To read the full article from the Business Courier, please click...

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Above and Beyond: Part Two

How Dr. Foad’s Patient Care Surpassed Expectations for an Expecting Mother This is Part Two of a...

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Above and Beyond: Part One

How Dr. Foad’s Patient Care Surpassed Expectations for an Expecting Mother May 9th of 2019 began...

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Can a Torn Shoulder Labrum Heal on Its Own?

Dr. Steve Hamilton, a sub-specialty trained sports medicine surgeon at Beacon Orthopaedics, offers insight...

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Tech Neck

What Is “Tech Neck” and How Do You Prevent It? Society revolves around technology. Our sedentary...

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Five Exercises to Do in The Workplace

Keeping fit and healthy when you have a desk job can be a challenge. Sitting all day is not good for...

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Overuse Injuries

The FIFA Women’s World Cup is well underway, and with all of the hustle and bustle around game time,...

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Common Hip Injuries

Learn more about recognizing and overcoming common hip injuries. Fortunately, the human hip joint...

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Questions to Ask Before Your Hip Surgery

Dr. Drew Burleson, a hip surgeon at Beacon Orthopaedics in Miamisburg, lets patients know what questions...

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Exercising with Hip Impingement (FAI)

Dr. Steve Hamilton, a sub-specialty trained sports medicine surgeon at Beacon Orthopedics, explains how...

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Common Golf Injuries

Getting Back on the Green The summer months bring people out of their homes to soak up the sun and...

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Scoliosis Awareness Month

Is A Curve in Your Spine Going to Change Your Life? June is Scoliosis Awareness Month, and Beacon...

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When Diving Becomes Dangerous

5 Things to Remember About Diving Injuries When you go to a pool, you’re likely to notice the “No...

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Proven Treatments for Hip Arthritis

Dr. Drew Burleson, a hip arthroscopy specialist at Beacon Orthopaedics in Miamisburg (Dayton), shares...

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Minimally Invasive Hip Procedures

Beacon Orthopaedics leads the region in minimally invasive treatment options. Repairing damaged hip...

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Shoulder Stretches

With spring right around the corner, it's important to teach proper stretching techniques to overhead...

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Now Available: Hip Surgery for Dayton Athletes

Dr. Drew Burleson of Beacon Orthopaedics provides the insight of a college level athlete and a sub-specialized...

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A Better Way to Perform Hip Scope surgery

Dr. Drew Burleson of Beacon Orthopaedics brings a better operating table to the region. One of the advantages...

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Hip Arthroscopy is Now Available in Dayton, OH

Dr. Drew Burleson is a fellowship trained orthopedic sports medicine surgeon who brings specialized training...

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Full Thickness Gluteus Medius Repair with or without Labral Repair

The intent of this protocol is to provide guidelines for your patient’s therapy progression. It is...

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Pain Medication Safety

SAFE Use, Storage, and Disposal of Prescription Opioid Medicines from the American Academy of Orthopaedic...

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REHABILITATION GUIDELINES TO IMPROVE DYNAMIC STABILITY

PHASE I – BASELINE STABILIZATION Goals: Diminish pain and inflammation Improve posterior...

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Non-Operative Knee Pain

BFR- for quad strengthening Hip abductor and Glute strengthening à must be able to perform one...

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Patellofemoral Syndrome (Non-Operative)

Hip abductor and Glute strengthening à must be able to perform one legged squat with knee control...

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Rotator Cuff Tear/Tendinitis/ Impingement Syndrome Non-Operative

Weeks 1-4 Upper Body Ergometer PROM: full in all planes with emphasis on functional IR Scapular...

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Dr. Haleem Chaudhary Featured on Living Senior Smart (WCPO)

Dr. Haleem Chaudhary is a joint replacement specialist at Beacon Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine. ...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS – ACHILLES TENDON REPAIR

-6 weeks of walking boot starting at first visit w/ 3 heel lifts - decrease 1 heel lift per week Medication: If...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - ANKLE ARTHROSCOPY

WEIGHT BEARING/MOVEMENT Unless told otherwise by Dr. Burleson, you should be non-weight bearing on the...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - ELBOW ARTHROSCOPY

MOVEMENT You can move your elbow as much as tolerated. You should come out of your sling...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS – MEDIAL EPICONDYLE ORIF

SLING/MOVEMENT You will be placed in a soft cast for 1 week after your surgery. This will limit the...

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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...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS HIP ARTHROSCOPY WITH TROCHANTERIC BURSECTOMY

MOVEMENT You are touch down (50%) weight bearing after surgery; it is required that you use crutches...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS – UCL Reconstruction

- Start of week 2: Elbow brace 30-60 deg. -Begin PT @ week & 7: Isotonics of scap/shoulder/elbow/forearm/wrist -Week...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS – ULNAR NERVE DECOMPRESSION/TRANSPOSITION

MOVEMENT It is okay to come out of the sling to move the shoulder and wrist. Light passive range of...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - Abductor Repair

Post Op WB as tolerated Brace 6 weeks limiting adduction PROM at week 1 No CPM Week...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - HIP ARTHROSCOPY WITH LABRAL REPAIR

MOVEMENT You are touch down (50%) weight bearing after surgery; it is required that you use crutches...

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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...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - PATELLAR REALIGNMENT

Post- op - Ambulation locked at 0 for 6 weeks - Early PROM with CPM up to 90 deg. - MPFL: limit CPM...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - ORIF PATELLA

BRACE/MOVEMENT You can walk with the brace locked in extension with full weight. Have the brace locked...

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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...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - Osteochondral allograft Femoral condyle

Post op 50% PWB x 6 weeks Full PROM CPM x 4 weeks Less than 90 until 1st post op ...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - MPFL Recon/repair

Post- op - Ambulation locked at 0 for 6 weeks, some 30 of flexion at week 1 - Early PROM with CPM up...

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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...

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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...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - QUAD/PATELLA TENDON REPAIR

Post op Can start incremental PROM at 4-7 weeks ( i.e. 15° Weekly) have brace mirror this Start...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - KNEE Tibial plateau fracture

TTWB for 6 weeks Brace locked in extension while ambulating Early PT for Quad sets/SLR CPM ...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - AC JOINT/CC LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION

Post op Sling x 4 weeks PT @ 4 weeks for PROM SLING/MOVEMENT For the first 4 weeks after...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - PROXIMAL HAMSTRING REPAIR

Post op -PWB as tolerated immediately, wean off crutches at 6 weeks - No brace - At 4 weeks begin...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - OPEN PECTORALIS MAJOR REPAIR

Post op Begin PROM PT at 4 weeks Can feed self and pendulums in initial weeks only Sling for...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - ORIF CLAVICLE FRACTURE

Post Op Can start pendulums @ 1 week Start PT @ 4 weeks @ 7 weeks no ROM restrictions if no...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - SHOULDER ARTHROSCOPY WITH LABRAL REPAIR

-Sling x 4 weeks -Begin PT @ week 1 or 4 Week 1: PROM if older/subjective instability -Week 4: PROM...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - SHOULDER ARTHROSCOPY/DECOMPRESSION/MUMFORD

SLING/MOVEMENT You may come out of the sling and move your shoulder both with passive and active range...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - SHOULDER ARTHROSCOPY WITH ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR

ROM Sling x 4 weeks Start PT x 4 weeks Limit ER to 30 deg. SLING/MOVEMENT For the...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS - SHOULDER ARTHROSCOPY WITH ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR

ROM Sling x 4 weeks Passive ROM @ 4 weeks Active ROM @ 7 weeks Light strength @ 10 weeks Large...

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POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS – UNICOMPARTMENTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY

MOVEMENT You can walk and bend your knee as much as tolerated. Use your crutches for the first week. ...

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FLEXOR/PRONATOR MASS REPAIR

IMMEDIATE POSTOPERATIVE PHASE Goals Protect healing tissue Decrease pain/inflammation ...

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Tommy John Rehabilitation

Introduction The ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction is a tendon transfer procedure. No muscles...

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Triceps Repair

Maximum Protection Phase (Day 1 to Week 8) Weeks 0-2 Brace: 30 to 60 degrees flexion ROM: ...

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ULNAR NERVE TRANSPOSITION

0 to 2 weeks: Squeeze soft sponge or a soft putty Elbow supported in sling leaving the wrist...

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HIP ARTHROSCOPY REHABILITATION

GENERAL GOALS: Non-antalgic gait (No pain with ambulation) Increase passive ROM of the affected...

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ACHILLES TENDON REPAIR

POST OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT Posterior splint for 14 days NWB with crutches WEEKS 2-6 ...

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Conditions for Knee Replacement

Healthy knees are vital for many people to complete every day, physical activities. Unfortunately,...

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What to Expect After AC Reconstruction

When we think of the shoulder joint, we often think of a single joint that allows us to raise or lower...

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Exercises to Strengthen Your Hips

The hip is a large, deep ball and socket joint that joins many muscles, ligaments and tendons. These...

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Total Shoulder Replacement or Reverse Shoulder Replacement

Total Shoulder Replacement or Reverse Shoulder Replacement Shoulder arthroplasty, often called a total...

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Rotator Cuff Tear and Surgery

In this article, the experts at Beacon Orthopaedics explore the range of symptoms involved with rotator...

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Frequently Asked Questions: AC Joint Injuries

AC joint injuries are common among those who participate in competitive athletics. Two of the most common...

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MACI Procedure for Knee Rejuvenation

Dr. Razzano spent some time explaining the MACI procedure on the WING radio station (ESPN 1410) in Dayton,...

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Frequently Asked Questions About Hip Arthroscopy

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