Shoulder pain can be caused by disease, chronic overuse, or acute injury, so shoulder pain can appear immediately or progress gradually over time. There are a number of treatment options for shoulder pain, so it is highly advisable to seek medical treatment if you experience pain or discomfort that lasts for more than a few days and is not alleviated by home remedies, like rest, ice and massage. Source ..read more

As an athlete or the parent of an athlete, it is very important to understand the signs and symptoms of common shoulder injuries so you can be on the lookout for them. Three of the injuries most commonly seen in athletes are: SLAP Tear, Shoulder Instability, and Rotator Cuff Injury. Source ..read more

If you are currently experiencing shoulder pain, starting a shoulder strength and flexibility program may help reduce or eliminate your discomfort. We have assembled below a list of the top five strength and flexibility exercises you can perform at home to help combat shoulder pain. Source ..read more

Many orthopaedic surgeons believe that stem cells could have the ability to treat common musculoskeletal  injuries and conditions, like damaged cartilage, arthritis, and ligament and muscle tears. Source ..read more

O’Grady Orthopaedics is committed to serving our patients through the coronavirus outbreak by offering telemedicine appointments and seeing patients in-office while following social distancing guidelines. Source ..read more

An update from our team regarding Covid – 19. Per CDC guidelines, O’Grady Orthopaedics will cancel all non-emergent cases.  Source ..read more

The SOS global registry allows Dr. O’Grady to continue monitoring your progress even after you’ve been discharged from on-going care in his practice. Source ..read more

While the safety and efficacy of stem cell therapy or platelet-rich plasma (PRP) are still being vetted, it is believed that there are some major advantages to regenerative medicine versus traditional treatments. Source ..read more

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