Dr. Steven Hale Named President of Louisiana Orthopaedic Association
Dr. Steven Hale, orthopaedic surgeon, was installed as President of the Louisiana Orthopaedic Association at their 2024 Annual Meeting in New Orleans in March.
Sports Injury Hotline Now Offered by Center for Orthopaedics
Center for Orthopaedics’ new Sports Injury Hotline has sports medicine specialists and physicians available to answer questions about injuries, home treatment, symptoms, or to schedule an appointment if physician care is needed. The number to call is (337) 439-7220. The group also offers a Saturday morning walk-in sports injury clinic from 8-10am during football season at their office in Lake Charles.
Center for Orthopaedics is the official Sports Medicine provider for McNeese State University Athletics and for the Cameron Parish School Board. Visit www.centerforortho.com for more information.
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The Center for Orthopaedics Opens Moss Bluff Office
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Dr. John Noble Named President of Louisiana State Medical Society
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CFO Foot Specialists Using New Technology for Personalized Wound Healing
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