One Week In Havana
Two NWOS orthopedic surgeons, Dr. Kirk Reichard, and Dr. Jonathan Keeve will join Dr. Jared Roberts of Operation Walk’s Albany Team on the November 2019 medical mission to Havana, Cuba.
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It’s Okay to Run with the Crowd on Bloomsday
On May 5th, thousands of people will flood the streets of downtown Spokane for Bloomsday, a 12-kilometer (7.46 mile) road race, open to runners, walkers, wheelchairs, assisted wheelchairs, and strollers...
The Road to March Madness: Elite Athletes and Orthopedists
Gonzaga Men’s Basketball kicked off the 2018-2019 season with an easy win against the CWU Wildcats on November 1st.
The World at Our Fingertips: Limiting Nerve Pain due to ‘Text Neck’
In the past few years, expansion of the digital world occurred at a record pace. With technology accessible nearly everywhere, many people are looking for instant information on their mobile...
What it Takes to Be a Champion
Olympic athletes are often seen as idols by the general public for their inspiring talent, drive, work ethic, dedication, and ability to push through the most difficult circumstances.
Going Places: Five Tips for Ride-Sharing Scooters
If you spent time in downtown Spokane this summer, you probably noticed more bikes and scooters on the road.
First, Do No Harm
Sometimes the best help is to teach someone to help others
For nearly 20 years, surgeons from Northwest Orthopedic Specialists have traveled to developing countries to provide medical relief in humanitarian, disaster and conflict situations in addition to teaching in-country doctors. Each of these settings has a unique set of expectations, traditions, cultural requirements, medical obstacles, language barriers and politics.
Fast-track to Specialty Care
Orthopedic Urgent Care
When you need urgent orthopedic care, there's a better option than sitting in the waiting room of an ER for three hours only to be referred to a specialist. Start by visiting the specialist first and getting treated urgently.
For the Love of the Game
Sports are part of the fabric of our society. They can bring us together — like the magic of Friday Night Lights.