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Summer is a time to move—to run, hike, swim, and enjoy the sunshine.

Whether you're an athlete, a weekend warrior, or simply someone who enjoys staying active, your musculoskeletal health plays a vital role in your overall well-being.

Many people associate orthopedic care with athletes or major injuries, but the truth is, orthopedic issues can affect anyone, regardless of age or lifestyle.

The decision about how to treat an injury that produces the best and most lasting outcome for our patients is the most important one our orthopedist makes at Nutley Orthopaedic Group.

Shoulder problems are among the most common orthopaedic issues, affecting individuals of all ages and activity levels.

At our orthopaedic group, we pride ourselves on providing personalized, comprehensive care designed to meet your specific needs.

Rotator cuff injuries are common, particularly among athletes and those involved in repetitive overhead activities.

Sports injuries can range from mild strains to severe fractures, impacting athletes of all skill levels. Some of the most common sports injuries include sprains, strains, fractures, and dislocations.

Whether you’re dealing with persistent joint pain, a recent injury, or mobility issues, there’s no better time than now to schedule a visit with an orthopedic specialist.

Strong bones are crucial because they provide the framework that supports your body. Maintaining bone strength helps prevent osteoporosis, which causes bones to become fragile and brittle.

You’ve experienced a sprain or strain, or perhaps one or more of your joints is causing you pain. Is the orthopedist at Nutley Orthopaedic Group the right specialist for you?

Summer marks the peak season for outdoor sports and recreation, but unfortunately, it’s also peak season for injuries.

If you've been experiencing persistent pain, now is the perfect time to visit an orthopedist.

Shoulder pain and discomfort can significantly impact daily activities and quality of life, making it essential to address any underlying issues promptly.

At one point or another, most people fall victim to arthritis – an inflammation of the joints that cause pain and making movement difficult.

Osteoporosis develops when bone mineral density and bone mass decrease, or when the structure and strength of bone change for the worse. The name of this disease is Latin for “porous bone.

It is used for everything—from waving hello to a friend to swinging a bat on the baseball field.

If you need or are ready to have a damaged hip joint replaced, rest assured that many have gone before you. More than 2. 5 people in the U. S. have done it.

You use them for more things than you can shake a stick at!

As we age, staying active becomes more and more important when it comes to maintaining our physical and mental well-being.

Fall sports season has arrived for student-athletes across the country, which means it’s the perfect time for our orthopedist at Nutley Orthopaedic Group to discuss protecting our children from…

An adult human has 206 bones. That may be a lot of bones, but certain ones are more likely than others to get broken (also called fractured).

At one point or another, most people fall victim to arthritis. It’s an inflammation of the joints that cause pain and make movement difficult.

Our sense of touch is just as important as our other four senses (eyesight, hearing, taste and smell).

Our sense of touch is just as important as our other four senses (eyesight, hearing, taste and smell).

The muscles in our arms known as the biceps play an important role in many everyday activities or jobs that involve lifting and pulling, and are central to any sport that require overhead motions such…

Knees, shoulders, hips, elbows, ankles and wrists are important to the proper physical performance of the human body.

Our hands are indispensable tools that are in nearly constant use, allowing us to perform hundreds of everyday functions at home, work and play.

Your knees are vital to your abilities to walk, run, sit and perform countless other actions. They need to be in good condition for optimal mobility. Knee pain comes and goes.

Your shoulder is one of your body’s largest and most complex joints. It plays a key role in making upper body movement possible.

As the years pass and the body begins to age, it starts to show signs of wear and tear, resulting in, among other ailments, arthritis.

Exercise increases the well-being of your heart and muscles. But did you know that it’s also excellent for your bones?

All older Americans need to maintain the density and strength of their bones. Fifty percent of women and 25 percent of men ages 50 and older break a bone due to osteoporosis. But fear not.

The orthopedist at Nutley Orthopaedic Group is a doctor who’s specially trained to diagnose and treat conditions affecting the entire musculoskeletal system, which comprises our joints, bones,…

Whether you’re a weightlifter, tennis player, gardener, or the parent of a newborn, you’re giving your shoulders quite a workout.

The human body changes with age, and it’s frequently not for the better. Your knees are among your most important and frequently used joints.

How often do you use your hands?

Countless people suffering from “bad knees” were relieved when, in the early 1970s, surgeons started performing knee replacements.

According to the Arthritis Foundation, most Americans who have their hips replaced are between the ages of 50 and 80.

Each of your two hip joints is surrounded by several muscles that support it and play an integral role in the movement of your whole body.

Injuries to the rotator cuff — those muscles and tendons in your shoulder joint that support your upper arm in so many activities — are quite common.

How often do you use your shoulders?

The spine is often referred to as the backbone, and for good reason. The spine plays a crucial role in supporting our bodies.

So many occupations and everyday activities require spending hours repeating the same movements.

Our shoulders are an especially busy part of the anatomy that perform a wide range of functions — everything from scratching our backs to tossing a curveball.

If you are a runner, a dancer, or an athlete who has suddenly ramped up their exercise routine, and you’re experiencing pain in the front of your lower leg, the problem might be shin splints.

“Oh my aching back!

The shoulder is the body's most mobile joint, which makes it susceptible to dislocation.

Anyone of any age is susceptible to musculoskeletal pains whether it is from stress or injury.

Nobody likes to fall. Even the smallest tumble can lead to potentially serious health consequences — depending on how hard you fell and what part of your body was injured.

If you’re one of many who have suffered from a herniated cervical disc, you know just how badly it can restrict your movement, not to mention your quality of life.

“Stand up straight!” What child hasn’t heard that from a parent at one time or another?

Everyone is aware of the effects of arthritis – an inflammation of the joints that cause pain and making movement difficult.

If you are experiencing back pain, at the office of Nutley Orthopaedic Group, we can help!

There are many conditions that can affect the hand, and one of the most unusual is Dupuytren's contracture, where scar tissue starts forming in the palm of the hand.

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disorder that primarily affects joints, causing inflammation, swelling, and intense pain.

Since our hands are typically the first point of contact with the tactile world, they — along with the wrists — are subject to all kinds of fracture risks including falls, a crush injury,…

Regenerative medicine is a relatively new and exciting area of medicine that offers enormous potential to alleviate the pain and improve function for individuals who have lost or damaged tissue due to…

If you've been diagnosed hipbone or joint destruction, known as osteonecrosis, it's likely your experiencing some measure of discomfort and hip dysfunction.

When you have injured your knee, it’s important to find an orthopedic practice that offers skilled, reliable, and compassionate care to treat your injury and restore your comfort as well as…

If you’re one of millions who regularly engage in the same activity — whether it’s at work at home or at play — you may be at risk for a condition known as repetitive stress…

Rotator cuff injuries are common, particularly among athletes and those involved in repetitive overhead activities.

Many forms of arthritis that affect the joints, muscles and/or bones can cause problems in your back as well.

The sciatic nerve is the body’s longest nerve and one of the most important ones. It begins at the spinal cord, runs through the hips and buttocks, and then branches down each leg.

At the office of Nutley Orthopaedic Group, we provide the care you need for scoliosis and many other conditions. Scoliosis is a back condition that can be treated.

A meniscus tear is a common sports knee injury. If you’ve injured your knee and are concerned that you may have torn the meniscus, it’s time to make an appointment with your orthopedist.

When knee pain may indicate an ACL injury Athletes who play such strenuous sports as soccer, football and basketball are used to the physical demands of competitive play.

The shoulder is the body's most mobile joint, which makes it susceptible to dislocation.