New Location: Orthopaedic Associates takes on Green River Road

Look for the white OA Therapy window decals when going to your next north therapy appointment.

Orthopaedic Association is excited to announce the expansion of the North Therapy location on Green River Rd. This new location is open as of January 3, 2022, and mainly operates for patient therapy appointments. North Therapy's open hours are Monday through Friday, 8 am-4:30 pm. The address is 3519 North Green River Rd. Evansville, Indiana 47715. To contact, you can call North Therapy's front desk at (812)437-1460.

You Might Also Enjoy...

All-State centerfielder battles her way back to the field

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.

Insurance Carriers 2021 Quality Scores and Outcomes Results

Orthopaedic Associates is proud to share some 2021 multiple quality scores and outcome results.

5 Common Hand Conditions You Should Not Ignore

Learn about 5 common hand conditions including carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, and arthritis. Discover symptoms, causes, and treatment options for hand and wrist pain.

StemWave Treatments Now at Orthopaedic Associates

StemWave is now available at Orthopaedic Associates. This non-invasive treatment uses acoustic waves to reduce pain, improve circulation, and promote healing with no downtime. A fast, effective option for joint, muscle, and soft tissue pain relief.

Summer Shoes: Expert Tips from a Podiatrist

Protect your feet this summer with expert sandal tips from a podiatrist, Dr. Charles Sisovsky. Learn how to choose supportive sandals, prevent blisters, reduce foot pain, manage moisture, and keep feet healthy in warm weather.

Basketball Injury Prevention: Stay in the Game

Prevent basketball injuries with proper warmups, strength training, and recovery. The National Safety Council notes common injuries include ankle sprains, knee injuries, jammed fingers, and foot fractures.