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Address
5935 Carnegie Blvd.
Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28209
Office Hours

Monday- Friday: 8:00am-5:00pm

Address
5935 Carnegie Blvd.
Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28209

At OrthoCarolina's South Park location, our physicians specialize in the following orthopedic treatments for patients in Charlotte:

  • Foot & Ankle
  • Hand
  • Hip & Knee
  • Pediatrics
  • Shoulder & Elbow
  • Spine
  • Sports Medicine
 
Providers at This Location
Tyler Anderson, PA-C
Foot & Ankle
Matthew Beam, PA-C
Elbow, Shoulder
Michael Buscema, PA-C
Foot & Ankle
Christopher Chadderdon, MD
Elbow, Hand, Trauma, Wrist
Todd M. Chapman Jr., MD
Spine
Caroline Shaffner Clark, PA-C
Spine
Christian Clark, MD
Elbow, Pediatric, Shoulder, Sports Medicine
Evan Cline, PA-C
Hand
Bruce E. Cohen, MD
Foot & Ankle
Patrick M. Connor, MD
Elbow, Knee, Shoulder, Sports Medicine, Trauma
William M. Cregar, MD
Adolescent and Adult Sports Medicine, Cartilage Restoration, Elbow, Knee, Knee Ligament Reconstruction, Shoulder, Trauma
Dana D. Cumberworth, PA-C
Elbow, Hand, Trauma, Wrist
Brian M. Curtin, MD
Hip, Knee
Matthew H. Dobler, PA-C, ATC
Sports Medicine
Kent Ellington, MD, FAAOS
Foot & Ankle, Trauma
Keith A. Fehring, MD
Hip, Knee
James E. Fleischli, MD
Adolescent and Adult Sports Medicine, Cartilage Restoration, Complex Knee Surgery, Elbow, Knee, Knee Ligament Reconstruction, Shoulder, Sports Medicine
Samuel E. Ford, MD
Foot & Ankle
Jeremy Gaines, PA-C
Elbow, Shoulder, Sports Medicine
Glenn Gaston, MD
Elbow, Hand, Trauma, Wrist
Esther Gelbard, PA-C
Pediatric
Taylor Golden, PA-C
Spine
Nady Hamid, MD
Elbow, Shoulder
Allie Kelly, PA-C
Foot & Ankle
Anthony J. Kwon, MD
Spine
Bryan J. Loeffler, MD
Shoulder, Elbow, Hand
Margaret L. Lynch, PA-C
Cartilage Restoration, Elbow, Knee, Knee Ligament Reconstruction, Shoulder, Sports Medicine
J. Bohannon Mason, MD
Hip, Knee
John L. Masonis, MD
Hip, Knee
Jeffrey Morrison, PA-C
Elbow, Shoulder, Sports Medicine
Elizabeth O’Connell, ANP
Foot & Ankle
Kinjal Parikh, DO
Physiatry
Dana P. Piasecki, MD
Cartilage Restoration, Elbow, Knee, Knee Ligament Reconstruction, Shoulder, Sports Medicine
Allison Pingston, PA-C
Sports Medicine
Ken Reardon, PA-C
Elbow, Hand, Shoulder
Jonathan C. Riboh, M.D.
Adolescent and Adult Sports Medicine, Cartilage Restoration, Knee, Shoulder, Sports Medicine
Shadley C. Schiffern, MD
Elbow, Shoulder
McKenzie Seippel, PA-C
Hip, Knee
Kelly Stafford, PA-C
Foot & Ankle
Jennifer Suckow, PA-C
Hip, Knee
Durham Weeks III, MD
Hip, Knee, Shoulder, Sports Medicine
Kristi Wheeler, PA-C
Hand, Trauma, Wrist
Brittany White, PA-C
Hip, Knee
Melissa Williams, PA-C
Physiatry
Erin Yablonski, PA-C
Hip, Knee

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What Is Tommy John Surgery?

Notorious in baseball players, Tommy John injuries, or Ulnar Collateral Ligament (UCL) injuries, can cause significant pain, decreased strength and mobility loss. There are two surgical options available for athletes who suffer from a Tommy John ligament injury.

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How to Prevent Soccer Injuries
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How to Prevent Soccer Injuries

As sports medicine physicians, we believe the best way to treat injuries is to prevent them in the first place. In just 40 minutes a week, athletes can reduce their risk of injury by as much as 50 percent.

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