Meet South Florida’s Orthopedic & Spine Specialists
Comprehensive Orthopedic Care at Florida OrthoCare
Florida OrthoCare specializes in providing top-tier orthopedic services tailored to meet the unique needs of each patient. Our team of highly trained specialists offers expertise across a wide range of orthopedic disciplines, including general orthopedics, hand surgery, and sports medicine. Whether you’re dealing with a chronic condition, recovering from an injury, or seeking preventative care to enhance your mobility, our dedicated professionals are here to deliver personalized, effective treatment options.
Cutting Edge Florida Orthopedic Care
From regenerative injection therapy to relieve pain and inflammation, to advanced surgical procedures and rehabilitation programs, Florida OrthoCare combines state-of-the-art techniques with compassionate care. Our comprehensive approach ensures that patients receive the best possible outcomes, enabling them to return to their active lifestyles with confidence. At Florida OrthoCare, we are committed to helping you move better, recover faster, and live pain-free.
Robert Simon, M.D.
Louis Starace, MS, M.D.
John F. Morrison, M.D.
How We Can Help You?
Back to Basics: Relieving Pinched Nerves
An orthopedic surgeon can provide a range of treatment options for a pinched nerve in the back, taking into account the severity of the condition and the patient’s specific needs. These treatments are designed to alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and address the underlying cause of the pinched nerve.
Orthopedic Care for High School Baseball Athletes
Baseball is a popular sport for high school athletes, but the physical demands of the game can lead to injuries. Some of the most frequent injuries include shoulder issues, such as rotator cuff strains and labral tears, caused by repetitive throwing. Elbow problems, like ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) injuries, are common in pitchers due to the stress of frequent pitching.
A hip labral tear is one of the most common sporting or work injuries. It occurs when the labrum, a band of cartilage that helps stabilize the hip joint, is damaged. The hip joint is a ball-and-socket joint, with the femur (thigh bone) connecting to the ilium (pelvic girdle).