Orthopaedic Surgery Associates In The News

OSA Welcomes Dr. Null!

Orthopaedic Surgery Associates, Inc. ("OSA") is proud to announce that William Null, MD has joined its prestigious group of physicians.

Dr. Null - ortho-surgeons.comOrthopaedic Surgery Associates' president Eric Shapiro, MD is excited about the addition of Dr. Null to OSA's multidisciplinary team of orthopaedic surgeons. Dr. Null specializes in General Orthopaedics with a focus on total joint reconstructive surgery. "His focus on total joint reconstructive surgery complements our already seasoned group of fellowship trained orthopaedic surgeons." "Dr. Null is an excellent addition to our group."

Dr. Null graduated from Hahnemann Medical College in 1981 and completed his internship at Rhode Island Hospital in Providence, Rhode Island; he followed that with four year's residency training at Albany Medical Center in Albany, New York where he also served as Chief Resident from 1985 to 1986.

Dr. Null is certified with the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery and has hospital affiliations with Boca Raton Community Hospital, Bethesda Memorial Hospital and Delray Medical Center.

Dr. William Null's Curriculum Vitae



Dr. Zann- Orhopaedic Surgeon OSA is pleased to announce that Dr. Zann was the recipient of the Physician Humanitarian Award at the 14th Annual Medical Business Awards recently held in Miami. This prestigious award recognizes Dr. Zann's commitment to humanitarian service around the world.

 
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OSA physicians are committed to community education. Watch a TV interview with Dr. Zann

Dr. Zann's Interview

 
Dr. Zann- Orhopaedic Surgeon ortho-surgeon Another Award For Dr. Zann! Congratulations to Dr. Robert B. Zann who has once again been selected one of "The Best Doctors in America" by a consensus of his peers.


Only about 4% of all doctors in the U.S. are honored in this way by their colleagues as the result of a nationwide survey. After more than 20 years, Dr. Zann continues to excel in his specialty of Total Hip and Knee Reconstructive Surgery. Orthopaedic Surgery Associates wishes to acknowledge Dr. Zann's many honors and awards:

  • Castle Connolly Guide, How to Find the Best Doctors: Florida
  • Guide to America's Top Surgeons
  • Guide to Top Doctors
  • The Best Doctors in America: Southeast Region
  • The Best Doctors in Miami Metro
  • The Best Physicians in America
  • Top Docs in South Florida.

Dr. Zann, the physicians and staff enjoy the recognition of your excellence and we wish you continued success!



Integrated Muskuloskeletal Center
How to Avoid Falls
John A. Van Houten, M.D.

 


Plastic, Metal or Ceramic Hip Replacement
Dr. Zann discusses the merits of the different technologies.

 

Is Minimally Invasive Surgery New?
Joint Replacement in Normal Joints
Robert B. Zann, M.D.

 
Dr. Shapiro - Orthopaedic Surgery Associates Knee Arthroscopy is Effective in Relieving the Pain
Knee Injuries
Eric T. Shapiro, M.D.
 
Dr. Luskin - Orthopaedic Surgery Associates

The Broken Wrist

Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Surgery
Brandon J. Luskin, M.D.


NEWS FROM THE DESK OF . . .
CHRIS NAUM, CEO

Online Use Amongst Senior Citizens on the Rise

Healthcare information via the internet continues to increase on a daily basis, but for seniors it has become their main media. U.S. online adults 55 years and older - the heaviest users of offline media - say the ability to access online content any time of the day and the greater accuracy of online information are the primary advantages of the internet versus TV, radio, magazines or newspapers, according to a Burst Media survey. The seniors polled cited "content they can't find on television, radio, magazines or newspapers, current information and information that can be accessed from many locations via a wireless connection as main reasons for the move to the internet."

Not surprisingly, 36.6 percent of the seniors spend less time reading magazines now than a year ago; 44.1 percent spend less time reading newspapers; 44.0 percent spend less time listening to the radio; and 43.6 percent spend less time watching TV.

Some 77.1 percent of older online adults use the internet to search for healthcare information, with 53.4 percent saying they seek information about specific symptoms and 50.2 percent seeking treatments for a specific illness

They also use the internet to look for information concerning specific drugs or remedies (42.4 percent), nutrition (30.1 percent), vitamins and supplements (25.2 percent), health plans and coverage, including Medicare (21.8 percent), diet or weight-loss programs (20.4 percent), non-prescription/over-the-counter remedies (19.7 percent) and heath and beauty aids (12.3 percent).

Orthopaedic Surgery Associates, Inc. takes great pride in the healthcare information we provide to the public. Our fellowship trained physicians want to continue to develop our web site to better provide our patients and the general public with up to date and pertinent information and treatment plans for their orthopaedic related issues.

Please contact me at chris.naum@ortho-surgeon.com if you have any questions.




 

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