If shoulder arthritis has you waking up at night or struggling to reach a shelf, you’ve probably wondered whether surgery could help. It often can. Shoulder replacement has helped people get back to everyday life for decades, and today there’s more than one way to do it.

If you’ve torn your ACL, you’ve probably already heard the standard advice: ACL reconstruction surgery, using a graft from your own patellar, quadriceps or hamstring tendon. It works, and it’s helped generations of athletes get back on their feet. Now there’s a different option.

This year, TOC bids a fond and heartfelt farewell to two extraordinary physicians as they step into retirement. Dr. Leberte and Dr. Greco have each dedicated their careers to the health and well-being of our patients and community, and their retirement marks the end of an era for our practice.

There was a time when joint replacement surgery meant a lengthy hospital stay, months of rehabilitation, and significant uncertainty about the final outcome. Today, thanks to robotic-assisted surgery, that story is being rewritten with one precision-guided incision at a time. At The Orthopeadic Center,

Summer in North Alabama means road trips to the beach, afternoons at Point Mallard, weekends on Lake Guntersville, hiking at Monte Sano State Park, family visits to local festivals, and plenty of time working in the yard. While these activities are great for making memories,

How to Protect Your Back, Shoulders, Elbows, and Knees on the Golf Course Golf is one of the most popular ways to enjoy the outdoors across North Alabama. Whether you’re playing at a local course in Huntsville, Athens, Decatur, Florence, Guntersville,