Pickleball is a wonderful way to stay active and get your blood pumping, and while it’s become more popular among people of all ages, it is certainly finding its stride with older adults. We love that Pickleball is helping to keep older adults moving, but because of its popularity, we’re also seeing a significant increase […]
Physician Burnout Rates Dropping, But Still Alarmingly High
Although physician burnout rate is dropping, the number of U.S. physicians who reported at least one symptom of burnout remains alarmingly high compared to other industries, according to the latest numbers from Stanford University. According to the report, in late 2023 and early 2024, significantly fewer U.S. physicians reported symptoms of job burnout than they […]
Five Times It Pays To Visit An Orthopaedic Specialist
It’s going to cost time and money to connect with an orthopaedic foot specialist, so many people will try to avoid heading in for care if at all possible. For many mild injuries, you can certainly work to address the issue with a home-based conservative care plan, but there are plenty of times when the […]
How Likely Is It That You’ll Develop Ankle Instability After A Sprain?
Chronic ankle instability (CAI) is an unfortunate reality for many individuals who end up damaging their supportive ankle ligaments following a sprain. CAI is one of the most common conditions Dr. Silverman worked to address during his time running his private practice in Minnesota, and he’s noticed it’s also a common issue down here in […]
Why Does My Ankle Hurt Months After A Sprain?
We’ve all sprained our ankle at one point or another, and we generally view these sprains as a relatively short-term injury. Many people can hobble or walk on a sprained ankle minutes, hours or days after the injury, and we tend to expect the recovery process to continue to run its course until the injury […]
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