Kinsly Heichelbech, far right, takes the field with her team before their game against Apollo at Tecumseh High School Thursday afternoon, April 14, 2022. Kinsly's walker feet sport tennis balls decorated to look like softballs.
Orthopaedic Associates is proud to share some 2021 quality scores and outcome results. A few of Orthopaedic Associates amazing recognitions include a 5 star Medicare rating, Blue Distinction provider of care for all orthopaedic needs from Anthem, and Humana giving top rating for efficency of care in: carpol tunnel surgical repair, foot and ankle, knee degeneration, hip degeneration, and shoulder degeneration. Being the longest standing orthopaedic practice in the Evansville region of 85+ years and counting, Orthopaedic Associates thanks you for your continued business and support.
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Kinsly Heichelbech, far right, takes the field with her team before their game against Apollo at Tecumseh High School Thursday afternoon, April 14, 2022. Kinsly's walker feet sport tennis balls decorated to look like softballs.
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