Adhesive Capsulitis Shoulder near Wilton Manors, FL

Care Philosophy: I support my patients decision to try conservative management protocols such as nbsp;physical therapy or medications first and or if their impairment is severe enough to then have surgery nbsp;Surgery should only be considered when there is a lot of disability or when you have exhausted all possible non surgical options

Biography: Dr. Michael Swartzon, MD is an Internist who practices in Plantation, FL. He is 46 years old. Dr. Michael Swartzon, MD is affiliated with Doctors Hospital and Baptist Health.

Care Philosophy: It is our mission to provide the most comprehensive, state-of-the-art podiatric, orthopaedic and rehabilitative care for our patient. Caring for our patients is the number one priority at Sports Medicine Assoc. of S. FL. Our highly trained physicians,

Care Philosophy: Dr. Linn specializes in arthroscopic and reconstructive knee and shoulder surgery. He completed a fellowship in sports medicine, arthroscopy, and reconstructive surgery at the Minneapolis Sports Medicine Center, serving as assistant team physician to the Minnesota Vikings and Minnesota Timberwolves.

Care Philosophy: I believe every patient in my care receives the highest level care and attention. This can be verified by speaking to any of my patients whom I'm sure would be more than happy to corroborate my quality of service.

Care Philosophy: He received his fellowship training in Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery in New York where he also served as the Assistant Team Physician for the New York Mets. In 2003, Dr. Baylis was one of six physicians chosen to receive the Florida CHOICE Award

Care Philosophy: "As an Orthopedic Surgeon with advanced training in sports medicine, I have had the unique experience of treating everyone from professional athletes to weekend warriors. My true passion, however, involves getting the everyday patient or athlete back in the game. That means something different to each person. For some, it may mean getting back to a high level of athletic competition, but for others, it may simply mean walking comfortably down the block without pain or playing with their grandchildren. Each patient I see brings a unique life experience and perspective, which is why I believe firmly in treating the whole person, not just the injury. I believe that patient education and involvement in the medical decision making process is key for achieving an excellent outcome and experience. My priority is to help you completely understand your condition and all possible treatment options and resources at your disposal. Together, as a team, we will put together a treatment plan that will best serve you and return you to health."