Dr. Rick Weidenbener’s goal is to keep all patients active and physically fit through all stages of life. He has extensive experience treating athletic injuries in adolescents, high school and collegiate athletes, and adult recreational athletes.
While growing up in Evansville, Indiana, Dr. Weidenbener developed a love of sports and fitness training. He enjoys all outdoor activities, including golf, yard work, gardening, camping and alpine skiing. He especially enjoys high altitude hiking and trekking and has climbed four “Fourteeners” in Colorado and, in 2017, completed a trek to Mount Everest Base Camp in Nepal. Dr. Weidenbener and his wife Lisa raised five children and currently enjoy farm-living as empty nesters.
Sports Medicine | Non-surgical General Orthopedic Injuries and Trauma | Non-surgical Fracture Care | Spine | Workers’ Compensation
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Advancing orthopedic care and sports medicine through research and education has been a priority among Forté Sports Medicine and Orthopedics physicians since their founding. At Forté Orthopedic Research Institute, we offer a full complement of training and development spaces for the next generation of healthcare professionals to advance patient outcomes for years to come.
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