Tom Toothaker, PT, DPT As the Director for Orthopaedic & Spine Center’s Physical Therapy Clinic, I am delighted to remind you that October has been designated as National Physical Therapy Month! OSC will be participating in this special event, dedicated to recognizing the professional physical therapists, physical therapists’ assistants, technicians, support staff and administrative team… Read more »
Dr. Andy Murphie, Sr. performing veterinary surgery at Anderson’s Corner Animal Hospital in Toano, Virginia. I have been dealing with a very painful knee for many years. The first injury occurred in 1962 and there were multiple injuries since that time, during which I underwent knee arthroscopy 5 times. The discomfort had reached the level,… Read more »
Like so many other people, I work on a computer all day, which entails keeping my hands and wrists in a stable position for far too many hours a day, with limited full range movement. In 2011, I started having pain in my right wrist and I was fearful of carpal tunnel syndrome. Since I… Read more »
My problem started in July of 2014. I was having pain, numbness and tingling in my left arm. The pain was keeping me awake at night. After going to three different doctors and numerous x-rays and after having an MRI, I was recommended to see Dr. Jeffrey Carlson. At my first appointment with Dr. Carson,… Read more »
I couldn’t be more upset than I am to know that the wonderful service and treatment I received at OSC through the staff and especially Dr. Andrus and Dr. McFarland in the past few years. I received the Stimulation Therapy and feel it helps when I need it. Now that OSC is not in the… Read more »
After more than thirty years of conservative treatments, including Physical Therapy, epidurals, anti-inflammatory medications, and surgical interventions (total left knee replacement in 2005, total right knee replacement in 2009), it was concluded that I needed both hips replaced in order to experience sustained pain relief. The pain was located in both groin areas, lower back… Read more »