Adults

We know you work hard, and you play harder. It’s the way you’ve always been, and it’s how you’re always going to be. Sometimes in life all that living and playing can result in a sudden injury, or the mileage we put on our bodies can cause wear and tear over time. This can be extremely frustrating as it can slow you down in your career, keep you back from experiencing life with your family, and it can keep you from your continued pursuit to push personal boundaries. We understand this because we’re cut from the same cloth as you. Life is meant to be lived fully, and our mission is to get you back to doing just that.

Message from J. Scott Quinby MD.

I have been active my entire life, and I personally know what it feels like when an injury holds you back from enjoying life with friends and family. We all get older, and while our mind would like us to think we’re in our 20’s our bodies tell us otherwise. Sometimes this means we hurt our ACL playing town-league basketball or soccer. Maybe we tear our already frail rotator cuff from years of baseball while throwing a full YETI cooler in the back of the truck for a day at the lake. I see stories like this all the time, and it’s very satisfying to be able to help adults deal with these issues, and get them back to living a fully active life. I like to think that you have a lot left in the tank and this is just a short pit stop.

OUR 3-STEP PROCESS

Common Problems Seen & Treated

ACL Repair

The most common knee injury we see as a result of football, soccer, cheerleading, etc is a tear in the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) which is a key ligament that helps stabilize your knee. These tears are often the result of a sudden stops or changes in direction.

Fractures

We see an array of fractures, but we see larger volumes of fractures around the ankles, wrists, and forearms. These issues are often a result of contact sports or cheerleading incidents.

Shoulder & Elbow Issues

We see a variety of patients with injuries to the shoulder and elbow joints. Sports such as volleyball and baseball are common culprits when it comes to injuring these areas of the body, and we’re well suited to take care of you.

Arthritis in Teens

Arthritis is not exclusive to older adults. Unfortunately, adolescents and teenages can experience arthritis as well, and it can significantly restrict their experiences. We aim to help treat and alleviate arthritis in our younger patients so they can fully experience living and growing.

Surgical Approach | We Don’t Start With a Scalpel

Any surgery is a big deal, and should be taken seriously. We endeavour to explore all viable non-invasive treatments (ex. Physical Therapy) and minimally invasive treatments (ex. Injections into the joint) before we think about picking up a scalpel. Surgery is only considered when it truly is the best possible option to help a patient get back to living a full life. Surgical intervention along with all possible risks and outcomes are clearly communicated to each patient in language that can easily be understood. You deserve respect, and we are not interested in talking over your head with highly specific and technical medical terminology. We are interested in treating you like a person we care about, helping you understand your situation, talking through your available options, and then as a team we plot your best path forward. We simply like to exercise a bit of the “golden rule”, and help you get back to living a full life.

EXPERIENCE MATTERS

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The Best Techniques + The Best Technologies

J. Scott Quinby MD. is continually trained on the latest techniques in sports medicine focused orthopedics. Additionally, he has the absolute best medical technologies available at his fingertips. At Quinby Orthopedics, we combine the best techniques and the best technologies because we know you've worked so hard to compete. We’ll get you back in the game.