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?
Treating Growth Plate Fractures
Growth Plate Growth Plate Fractures and Pediatrics As everyone knows, children do not come out of their mother’s fully grown. Throughout their lives, children grow a tremendous amount before becoming full fledged adults. One key component of this process is growth plates. Growth plates only exist in children and not adults due to the fact that over time they harden into solid bone. Before that, they exist as cartilage that is at the end of long bones, which are bones that run longer than they are wide. These are generally very important ones as they exist primarily in the arms …
What You Need to Know About Knee Pain and Treatment
One of the most common causes of knee pain is automobile accidents, where the impact may damage the knee joint or surrounding tissues. While muscular injuries typically heal more quickly, deeper issues such as a ruptured ligament or torn cartilage can take significantly longer and often require advanced medical interventions.
Understanding Chondral Injuries: While Chondral injuries may sound like a scary and unfamiliar medical condition, this simply refers to injuries occurring to cartilage, which is what covers the end of bones to prevent damage to them from movement. The most common types of chondral injuries occur in the knee and can cause intense pain due to the bones in the knee rubbing against each other with no buffer and are called lesions. Depending on the severity of the injury, the pain can even become debilitating and affect day to day life. The two types of Chondral lesions that occur are …