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Hoverboards were a big 2015 holiday wish list item. While they may be fun to ride, they are also causing serious injuries for many kids and adults.

Texas Orthopedics’ surgeon, Dr. Scott Smith, shared tips with KXAN-TV on how to

With the New Year right around the corner, staying fit tops the resolution list for many. Yet, it’s so easy to find an excuse to skip the gym because it’s inconvenient or you don’t have time. Here are 3 apps

Ho ho ho! How well do you think Santa Claus makes out on his annual physical? Would he get a thumbs-up from his doctor, or a scolding for munching on cookies while he delivers toys?

Making presents and tinkering in

In Central Texas, when temperatures drop, it’s time to head outside. The cooler temps are a refreshing change from our usual heat, and it’s great to enjoy sports and activities outdoors. At the same time, it is a good idea

Texas Orthopedics has a long tradition of giving back to the community. Children’s causes have always been dear to our hearts, especially during the holidays. Along with our standing commitment to Partnerships for Children, we are proud to announce

For the past three years, Texas Orthopedics staff and their family members have collected toys, clothes and other important items for local families in need. It is part of our annual charitable giving to Partnerships for Children, a local

The holidays have arrived along with an endless parade of festive party platters and potlucks. It can be easy to overindulge at this time of year. Here are 5 tips for making healthy food choices. (And, yes, being healthy still

Congrats to the seven Texas Orthopedics’ physicians recognized as Super Doctors by Texas Monthly. The list was published in the December issue of the magazine.

A rigorous process was used to identify physicians who have attained a high degree of

As Diabetes Awareness Month wraps up, we want to address a topic that is critically important for diabetic patients… foot care.

People suffering from diabetes often have to deal with many painful side effects of the disease, with one of

November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Although arthritis and diabetes are two very different diseases, they actually share strikingly similar traits.

In addition, those suffering from diabetes are nearly twice as likely to become arthritic than others, suggesting there may be