Dr. Jennifer Madden and Dr. Richard Lance Snyder join Southeast Orthopedic Specialists to enhance hand, upper extremity and sports medicine care   JACKSONVILLE  (April 2, 2025) – Two orthopedic surgeons from Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute, Dr. Jennifer Madden and Dr. Richard Lance...

Jacksonville, FL – March 17, 2025 – Southeast Orthopedic Specialists (SOS) is pleased to announce the addition of Juanita (Nina) Bracy, PA-C, to its North St. Johns Direct clinic located at 3055 County Road 210 West. With a diverse background...

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month when we help raise awareness around the full spectrum of brain injuries, from mild concussions to severe traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Each year, millions of people experience some type of brain injury and begin...

Dead Arm Syndrome is a perplexing condition that affects individuals engaged in repetitive shoulder movements causing sudden, acute pain that temporarily weakens or impairs the arm. It often creeps up on athletes, especially baseball pitchers, who demand the utmost from...

Physical therapy has been proven to help people of all ages who have injuries, illnesses or medical conditions that limit their ability to function and move. A customized treatment program by a physical therapist can help people return to their...

Recovering from an injury takes time and patience. Even after your physical therapist gives you the go-ahead to return to exercise, it can feel daunting. After all, you don’t want to reverse your weeks or months of hard work by...

Rehab is the most challenging part of an orthopedic injury. Long after the acute pain of the injury fades, you may be left with seemingly endless exercises and physical therapy appointments. This can be a significant mental challenge that leaves...

Physical therapists are experts in treating pain and restoring your functional abilities after surgery or an injury. If you have an injury, visiting a physical therapist can actually decrease recovery time or prevent you from needing surgery in the future....

Millions of people are referred to physical therapy each year for the treatment of a range of orthopedic issues. Physical therapists are experts in improving range of motion, everyday functioning and overall quality of life. However, many patients are unsure...

When you think of orthopedic issues, most think of concerns that develop with age—such as arthritis from osteoporosis, or overuse injuries that leave you with back, hip, shoulder or knee pain. But not all orthopedic injuries develop later in life....