Joshua A. Siegel Recognized Among Castle Connolly’s Top Doctors in Sports Medicine for Fourth Consecutive Year
Exeter, NH — Access Sports Medicine & Orthopaedics would like to announce that Dr. Joshua A.
Read MoreInjury Prevention Programs Unpopular with High School Coaches, but Essential to Student Athletes’ Injury Risk Factor
EXETER, NH – Many injury prevention programs have shown to help reduce leg and foot injuries in sports; but less than 10% of high school coaches implement the programs into their practice and game r…
Read MoreAccess Sports Medicine’s Chris Wheeler PA-C Re-Elected Northeast Regional Director of PAOS
Exeter, NH – Access Sports Medicine & Orthopaedics’ Chris Wheeler, PA-C was re-elected as the Northeast Regional Director of PAOS, the Official Organization for Physician Assistants who practi…
Read MoreJumper’s Knee: Knowing your Jumping Limits
EXETER, NH – Jumper’s knee is a common overuse injury that affects up to 20 percent of athletes who jump with rapid acceleration and deceleration.
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Post- Knee Replacement Surgery: Go Home or Go to Rehab?
EXETER, NH — A new study done by researchers at Hospital for Special Surgery found that patients who go home after knee replacement surgery and receive physical therapy at home do as well as tho…
Read MoreNew Technology Makes it Easier to Detect Concussions in Youth Athletes
EXETER, NH – Concussion detection strategies are expanding with new and easy to use technologies.
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