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Welcome to Orthopedic & Wellness
The compassionate team of doctors and staff at Orthopedics & Wellness is unparalleled in orthopedic surgery and pain management. Convenient and modern clinics are situated in Frederick, Waldorf, and Germantown, Maryland.
Specialties include treating painful back, neck, and joint conditions with the most advanced technology in a nurturing environment. In addition to delivering the very best care, the providers at Orthopedics & Wellness pride themselves on thoughtfulness and personalized service. Patients can expect timely appointments and on-time scheduling, the gold standard at each clinic.
The highly trained providers at Orthopedics & Wellness believe that each patient should share in making decisions about their health. Every diagnosis is unique, and wellness plans are tailored to the individual, with a focus on symptom management and improving function and energy.
This multidisciplinary approach brings together noninvasive surgical procedures and restorative medicine, as well as patient education and counseling on lifestyle changes. Delivering the best possible care while empowering the patient is the ultimate goal at each of the three Orthopedics & Wellness clinics.
When the morning tingling and numbness in your hand lingers into the day, your carpal tunnel is getting worse. Click here to learn other signs and symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome and what you need to do about it.
Lower back pain is more common than other types of pain because of the amount of stress that you place on this part of your body day in and day out. Click here to learn more about pain in your lower back pain and what you can do to protect it.
If you have ongoing pain, you may wonder at what point your pain is considered chronic. Any type of pain that lasts three or more months, whether it’s constant or comes and goes, is chronic pain. Click here to learn more.
