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Turn left at the first traffic light, Edward Curd Lane, and take the third left to the Bone and Joint Institute. From East of Franklin: Take Highway 96 West toward Franklin. Williamson Medical Center is on the right just east of I-65. Turn right at the Edward Curd Lane traffic light, and take the third left to the Bone and Joint Institute.

How do I get to the bone and Joint Institute?

16 reviews of Nerve Bone and Joint Institute "I was recommended Dr. Hashemi by my doctor after I cut my finger that resulted in a severed tendon and minor mallet finger that needed surgery. I am so happy that was sent here! Dr.Hashemi is probably one of the nicest people I have ever met. Pros: -Him and his office worked with me to get my insurance to cover my procedure …

Why choose Bone&Joint specialists of Winchester?

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Are there any apps that connect to bonejoint data?

November 13, 2020 ·. Welcome to Nerve, Bone, & Joint Institute and DCHUX! Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date with what we are doing. For any questions contact us at 202-955-6001, or email us: patients@nerveboneandjoint.com. …

What forms of payment are accepted?

Nerve Bone and Joint Institute accepts credit cards.

How is Nerve Bone and Joint Institute rated?

Nerve Bone and Joint Institute has 4 stars.

What days are Nerve Bone and Joint Institute open?

Nerve Bone and Joint Institute is open Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri.

What is a bone and joint specialist?

Bone and Joint Specialists Orthopedic Surgeons specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of bone, joint, tissue, muscle, ligament, and nerve disorders, involving the hip, knee, shoulder, occupational medicine, and joint replacement.

Who is Richard Bartholomew?

Richard Bartholomew is an expert on shoulder and knee reconstruction , including minimally invasive procedures, arthroscopic surgery, and joint replacement of the shoulder and knee.

What is bone and joint specialist?

Bone & Joint Specialists of Winchester, P.C. is synonymous with specialilzed care in orthopaedics. As one of the leading providers of orthopaedic care, the physicians at Bone & Joint Specialists are highly trained in treatment of shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, knee, ankle and foot, including surgical and nonsurgical treatments. Bone & Joint Specialists treat a broad range of sports-related injuries. Additionally, physicians at Bone & Joint Specialists have completed advanced training in their chosen sub-specialites to ensure that patients receive the best treatment and expertise available.

Who nominated Bone and Joint Specialists of Winchester?

Bone & Joint Specialists of Winchester has been nominated by Winchester, Frederick County and Clarke County for their Star Award for Best Medical Practice. Thank you to everyone that nominated the practice and we look forward to continuing to provide you with the best medical care possible!

What is PRP injection?

Bone & Joint Specialists of Winchester is proud to announce that beginning August 24, 2020, we will be offering Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injections. Dr. Larson will be providing this service to our patients. We will be offering Affordable Autologous PRP Healing, Customized Autologous PRP Healing, and Amniotic Fluid Injections. Affordable PRP only uses your own blood to extract growth factors and inject it back into the area. It is best suited for knees and other joints. Customized PRP is focused on your exact treatment area and is used to treat all joint and soft tissue problem areas. Finally, we will be offering Amniotic Fluid Injections. This will be pure amniotic fluid from screened donors. It is suited for all soft tissue and wound care treatments and contains 100x more growth factor concentration than blood and is an option for patients contraindicated for blood or bone marrow withdrawal, cancer, blood disorders or infection.

Who is the first surgeon to perform a stemless total shoulder?

Our very own Dr. Larson has been the first orthopaedic surgeon in the area to perform a Stemless Total Shoulder on a patient. The procedure requires less time and blood loss for the patient. The physician is able to attach the device to the patient's own bone and does not require the long stem needed for a standard shoulder repair.

Can you eat before a syringe?

The cost of your procedure is considerably less compared to surgery at the hospital or outpatient surgery center. BEFORE YOUR PROCEDURE. You may eat and drink before your procedure as you usually do.