Patients tell us they just want to keep doing what they love – from walking, gardening, running, sports, music, to giving their grandchildren piggy back rides. We understand that staying active in life is essential. And at the heart of activity are your bones, joints, and muscles... they keep you moving. At Fox Valley Orthopedics, our goal is to provide the highest quality patient care – from understanding what is wrong, to advanced treatment options, recovery, and overall prevention to keep you healthy.
Designed around the needs of our patients' first, we promise to help you keep doing what you love every season of your life.
At Fox Valley Orthopedics, you are always first.
Arthritis Treatment Most Effective When Begun Early
Arthritis is the nation's most common cause of disability; it can affect anyone, at anytime of life. While incurable, arthritis is an entirely manageable disease. When treatment begins early in the disease process, the results can be quite effective.
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Bones are the foundation, the framework for the rest of your body. But what if that framework began to deteriorate, causing you pain, and making it impossible to safely do all the things you enjoy?
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Baby boomers love baseball. The two go together like apple pie and ice cream. Unfortunately, baby boomers and knee replacement surgeries are also a common coupling.
read moreParents Play a Pivotal Role In Keeping Kids Safe
Thirty-eight million American children and adolescents participate each year in organized sports. More than 3.5 million kids age fourteen and under receive treatment for sports injuries every year.
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Better Bones & Beyond - Tips to Keep You Moving
January Prevention Tip
In 2010, over 440,000 Americans were treated for winter sports-related injuries! Most of them could have been prevented. Protect yourself by staying in shape, warming up your muscles, checking your equipment, wearing protective gear, following the rules, being aware of weather conditions, knowing emergency procedures, and staying hydrated. Stop if you're exhausted or in pain, and never head out alone.
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Laura M. Lemke, MD
- Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery
- General Orthopedic Surgery
