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Dr. Barbara Bergin, orthopedic surgeon and one of the founders of Texas Orthopedics, regularly keeps up a blog offering health tips based on patient issues and injuries she treats. The most recent one is from her “respect” series of blogs…

Every year, local magazine Austin Monthly publishes a list of best doctors within various medical specialties. While we believe all of our doctors are top notch, we are especially proud to have two of our orthopedic surgeons, Dr. Peter Garcia

Avery Young Rademacher joined the Texas Orthopedics’ physical therapy team in 2009. Her positive energy and determined spirit are some of the reasons we have all loved working with her over the last five years.

These traits have become very

Books, pens, notebooks… kids’ backpacks are packed! These heavy bags don’t just rob kids’ energy that would be better used doing homework or playing sports. Lugging them can also lead to aches and pains, accidents and other injuries.

Studies have

High intensity interval training (HIIT) is one of the hottest fitness trends. Gyms solely dedicated to this type of workout are everywhere.

So, what does this fitness program entail? It is really worth all the hype? And are there any

Sitting at your desk too long is no good experts say, and now research shows standing too long on the job can be detrimental to your health, as well.

Close to half of all workers worldwide stand for more than

Texas Orthopedics’ own Dr. Barbara Bergin was recently featured in Becker’s Spine Review for an article titled, “Obesity & the Orthopedic Industry: Key thoughts for surgeons today.”

According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), more than

Choosing the right backpack for your child can play an important part of school success just as having a healthy breakfast each morning, or getting a good night’s sleep before a test. And we don’t mean just by picking out