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Texas Orthopedics’ Dr. Barbara Bergin was recently quoted in an article on a financial website, Go Banking Rates, about retirees considering a tiny house for their twilight years.

When many people are on the brink of retirement, they often get

The decision to return to sports following an ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) injury and surgical repair is a tough one. While it would seem that the desire to jump right back into doing what you love would be a no-brainer,

Tennis enthusiasts in Central Texas are fortunate to be able to play the sport year-round. And with spring/summer here, and lighter hours late into the night, hours logged on the court are at an all-time high.

While tennis is an

Texas Orthopedics is proud to announce that Dr. John E. McDonald has been invited to serve as a new member of the prestigious American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM) Research Committee. This is a four-year term beginning in August

Summer is fast approaching, and women are starting to break out their strappy sandals and stilettos. Letting your toes breathe and get some fresh air after being bundled up in the cooler months is a great idea, but wearing sky-high

We are all too familiar with frequent stories in the headlines regarding fatal car crashes and pedestrian accidents. With our population continuing to skyrocket in Austin, crowded roads and intense traffic can lead to downright dangerous driving conditions. But in

Texas Orthopedics’ own Dr. Barbara Bergin was recently featured on Forbes.com. She lent her voice to an article about meditation as a way to deal with chronic pain. Meditation is the practice of training the mind to promote relaxation

What started out as a routine bike ride last month for Dr. David Savage took a dangerous, unexpected turn when a pick up truck swerved into the bike lane and hit him.

“I heard the impact before I felt it

Maintaining good balance on your own two feet is an important task in everyday life. Poor balance can lead to instability and even a serious fall or injury. Each year more than 700,000 patients are hospitalized due to a fall,