INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana - Franciscan Health and Cathedral High School in Indianapolis have joined together to form the all-new School Health Partnership. Starting this summer, Franciscan will be providing a range […]
Ways to Ease Morning Heel Pain Due to Plantar Fasciitis
Do you wake up with searing heel pain in the morning? The issue could be plantar fasciitis, a surprisingly common affliction that affects many adults. What is Plantar Fasciitis? Many […]
A torn or injured ligament in the knee can cause a great deal of pain and suffering. When a patient has suffered a torn ligament in the knee, it is […]
Franciscan Orthopedic Surgery Center In Carmel Awarded ACHC Certification
CARMEL, Indiana - Franciscan Orthopedic Surgery Center, which is a joint venture with Franciscan Health Orthopedic Hospital Carmel and Forté Sports Medicine and Orthopedics, was recently awarded full certification for […]
Total knee replacement is the most common joint replacement procedure performed today, with a large majority of patients reporting near or complete relief of their arthritic symptoms after recovering from […]
From Pickleball to Airport Security: What to Expect After Knee Replacement Surgery
If you suffer from severe knee arthritis that doesn’t respond to non-operative treatments, you may be considering knee replacement surgery. The procedure is a good option for patients with daily […]
How to Tell if Your Finger is Broken Fingers are incredibly nimble and essential parts of the body, often taken for granted in our daily lives. That is, until something […]
Hip Bone Spurs: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Options
As a dedicated customer of Forté Sports Medicine in Indiana, you're well aware that the rigors of an active lifestyle often bring intricate health challenges. One such issue is hip […]
What Is a Sports Medicine Physician? In the world of active living, sports medicine physicians are the silent linchpins who keep the wheels turning. These specialized doctors are athletes' dedicated […]
Forté Sports Medicine and Orthopedics combines advanced surgical techniques and non-surgical treatments to provide patients with a return to active living.