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Labral tears within the hip are often an un-recognized source of hip and groin pain in otherwise-healthy young athletes, both men and women. The labrum is soft tissue that surrounds your hip socket (acetabulum) and provides a seal for the hip joint. According to Dr. Rick Bowles, an orthopedic surgeon at Summit Orthopedics, labral tears … read more

As a former ski instructor, triathlete and a member of the physician pool for the U.S. Ski Team, Dr. Aaron Black, an orthopedic surgeon at Summit Orthopedics, understands the key role healthy cartilage plays in helping his patients stay active. Which is why he’s so passionate about cartilage restoration, a set of innovative surgical procedures … read more

If you live in Summit County, chances are you or someone you know has experienced a foot or ankle injury. Whether you’re a mountain biker, rock climber, boarder or hiker, your feet can take a beating. Even ski boots don’t protect you from foot and ankle injuries. Below you’ll find descriptions of just some of … read more

Have you ever heard the term that practice makes perfect?  For orthopedic surgeons, becoming a sub-specialist through fellowship training is extra practice with the best of coaches in the highest-level hospitals after they have already completed 12 to 13 years of training. The Timeline to Become an Orthopedic Surgeon Undergraduate Degree – Every orthopedic surgeon will … read more

Osteoporosis is one of the most common diseases in the country, affecting more than 10 million Americans with another 30 million at risk. In honor of National Osteoporosis Month this May, Dr. Paul Miller – world renowned bone health expert, has given us his 10 fundamentals of osteoporosis. Read More About Osteoporosis Read this full … read more