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The Orthopaedic Center (TOC) The Orthopaedic Center (TOC)
We are pleased to announce the merger of The Orthopaedic Center (TOC) and OrthoSports Athens (OSA). By uniting leaders in orthopaedics, spine and sports medicine, the merger of TOC and OSA provides exciting opportunities to improve care and expand service and accessibility for all patients throughout North Alabama and South Central Tennessee.
Congratulations to Andrew Weir from Grissom High School. Our Athlete of the Week for March 2018. Andrew WeirGrissom High SchoolSoccerGPA: 3.93 – Starting Center Back for Varsity Soccer / Member of Class 7A Area Champion team / Starter for United Soccer Club team–
If you suffer from front knee pain in Huntsville Alabama, you understand the frustration as you search for relief. Professional athletes, weekend warriors, and those who just love outdoor sports can all attest to how this directly affects daily activities. To help grow your knowledge and seek comfort,
Congratulations to Emily Vasquez from St. John Paul II Catholic High School. Our Athlete of the Week for March 2018. Emily VasquezSt. John Paul II Catholic High SchoolSwimming / Cross CountryGPA: 4.5 -Varsity Team Captain / 4x School Record Holder / Led Team to State and Back-to-Back 2nd Place Finishes-National German and Latin Honor Society / 4-Year Honor Roll / Gold Medalist-National German &
Congratulations to Jared Jones from Covenant Christian Academy. Our Athlete of the Week for March 2018. Jared JonesCovenant Christian Academy, 4.0 GPABasketball / Soccer -Varsity Basketball starter and Co-Captain / Varsity Soccer Team / Wendy’s High School Heisman –
TOC’s Dr. Maples recently appeared on WAFF48 News to talk about the latest innovation in joint replacement surgery – Mako Robotic-Arm assisted technology. Watch below: Learn more about Mako Robotic-Arm assisted technology for knee and hip replacement.
Congratulations to Kobie Melton from Athens High School. Our Athlete of the Week for March 2018. Kobie MeltonAthens High School, 4.28 GPASwimming -3x State Champion / 2x State Record Holder / Team Captain / USA National Qualifier-Beta Club Member / “A”
You’re invited to Party in the Park, benefiting Madison Hospital, on Friday, March 2, 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at Insanity Skate Park (100 Skate Park Drive, Madison).
Congratulations to Daniael Stuart from Grissom High School. Our Athlete of the Week for February 2018. Daniel StuartGrissom High School, 3.93 GPACross Country / JROTC / Track & Field -Nationally Recognized Raider Team Member-JROTC / 1st Place-Tennessee Raider Championships / Varsity Cross Country Starter-“A”
Osteoarthritis is most commonly found in the hips and the knees due to the amount of wear and tear that occurs over a lifetime. When the smooth cartilage that covers the end of each bone begins to break down, the bones in your knees and hips can rub together and create a great deal of pain and swelling.