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Important Update About Your Care

Our last day operating as The Center will be Friday, February 21, 2025. Beginning Monday, February 24, 2025, we will officially become part of St. Charles Health System, operating as St. Charles Center for Orthopedics & Neurosurgery. Our combined teams have been working diligently to ensure a smooth and seamless transition. While our name is […]

What Is a Concussion?

Doctors at The Center explain concussion causes, symptoms, and treatments in a short video.

Did I Tear My ACL or MCL?

ACL and MCL injuries are extremely common and often quite painful. Understand the difference between symptoms of knee ligament tears and learn about treatment options.

What to Expect When You Get an MRI

An MRI is a safe and non-invasive way to capture detailed images of your bones and soft tissues. From preparation and the scanning process to receiving your results, we’ll guide you through what to expect every step of the way.

Preparing Your Body for Winter Sports

Elevate your winter sports experience with these vital tips for body preparation and injury prevention!

Preventing Infection After Joint Replacement Surgery

Infection is a very serious complication any patient may face after joint replacement surgery. It’s important to take certain precautions before and after surgery so that you have the highest chance at making a full recovery.

Common Causes of Hip Pain

Learn about the 3 common causes of hip pain and how to get pain relief. Our doctors offer surgical & non-surgical treatment.

6 Hand Safety Tips for Pumpkin Carving

Learn about pumpkin carving safety tips from the hand doctors at The Center.

Common Causes and Treatment Options for Back Pain

Do you have back pain? Here are common causes of back pain, when to see an orthopedic doctor and surgical and non-surgical treatment options.

What Happens When Plantar Fasciitis is Left Untreated?

Learn about the risks and treatment options when plantar fasciitis, the most common cause of foot pain, is left untreated.

What is a Sports Medicine Doctor?

Learn about the essential roles of sports medicine professionals, including orthopedic surgeons and physician assistants, as well as their responsibilities, the conditions they treat, and when to seek their specialized care. Whether you’re an athlete or just active, understanding these roles can help you get the right treatment for sports-related injuries and conditions.

Fitness Enthusiast Reclaims His Strength After Knee Surgery

Leif, a dedicated fitness enthusiast, found his active lifestyle disrupted after tearing his meniscus during a HIIT class.

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MEDICAL BLOG

Important Update About Your Care

What Is a Concussion?

Did I Tear My ACL or MCL?

What to Expect When You Get an MRI

Preparing Your Body for Winter Sports

Preventing Infection After Joint Replacement Surgery

Common Causes of Hip Pain

6 Hand Safety Tips for Pumpkin Carving

Common Causes and Treatment Options for Back Pain

What Happens When Plantar Fasciitis is Left Untreated?

What is a Sports Medicine Doctor?

Fitness Enthusiast Reclaims His Strength After Knee Surgery

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