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Child Injuries and Injury Prevention

We are all facing more time at home—and therefore the risk of home injury. While you would normally be gearing up for kid activities or sports, now... Read Full Article

High Ankle Sprain versus Low Ankle Sprain

An ankle sprain is a stretch or tear to the ligaments holding the ankle bones together. Characterized by pain and swelling, these ankle injuries are... Read Full Article

Tips for Wearing a Mask

In light of Governor DeWine’s July 7 mask ordinance, we wanted to provide some tips for wearing and caring for your face mask. Read Full Article

Injury and Surgery Recovery at Beacon Orthopaedics

It’s no secret that recovering from an injury, either surgically or non-surgically, can be a difficult process. Between the hours you spend resting... Read Full Article

Foot Doctor Q&A with Dr. Adam Miller

Meet Dr. Adam Miller Dr. Miller is Beacon’s orthopedic foot and ankle specialist. Having completed a year-long foot and ankle fellowship, he has... Read Full Article

Why Is Walking Good for You?

Walking is a great way to improve and maintain your overall health, even if done for just half an hour a day. It’s low impact, requires minimal... Read Full Article

What Are the Most Common Skiing Injuries?

Skiing is a fun winter sport that many enjoy. However, like all other sports it comes with a risk of injuries. Learn all about what they are and how... Read Full Article

Preparing for Your MRI

Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or MRIs, are often recommended to help officially diagnose injuries and conditions. If you have an upcoming MRI and don’t... Read Full Article

How Often Should You Wash Your Hands?

With the cold weather officially here, illness is spreading quickly through schools and office environments. We all know washing your hands is... Read Full Article

Q&A with Concussion Expert from Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, Dr. Matic

A concussion, also known as a mild traumatic brain injury, is caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to either the head or the body causing the brain to... Read Full Article

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