OHOW named a “Best Place to Work” by Modern Healthcare
Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin is pleased to announce that it was named one of the Best Places to Work in Healthcare for 2022 by Modern Healthcare. It is OHOW’s 10th…
OHOW’s Favorite Baked Cod with Olive and Tomato Tapenade Recipe
At Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin, we know the importance of simple and healthy meals for the warmer months. We want to spend more time outside and less time in the…
What are Shin Splints? How to Relieve this Common Runner’s Affliction
Do your shins throb and ache after your daily run? Do you have shin tenderness, sensitivity, soreness or pain that persists after beginning a new and intense physical activity? You…
Skilled Nursing Care at OHOW: Making the Difference Before, During, and After Surgery
Every year, Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin celebrates National Nurses Week (May 6-12) to celebrate and thank our nursing teams for the important work they do every day. Their skilled nursing…
Tennis Injury Prevention: How to Avoid Common Tennis Injuries
Warm weather is here, and we are finally getting back to our favorite outdoor activities. If you enjoy tennis, you might be eager to hit the court as soon as…
OHOW’s Favorite Grilled Chicken Club Sandwich
In need of a quick, easy, and flavorful meal that is perfectly refreshing? Try our recipe for OHOW’s Favorite Grilled Chicken Club Sandwich! This recipe elevates a simple grilled chicken…
What to Expect at Your First Physical Therapy Appointment: A New Patient’s Guide
What should you expect when you visit the Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin for physical therapy? For new patients, your first physical therapy appointment might be a little scary or overwhelming.…
Technology and Orthopedic Health: 4 Tips to Avoid Tech-Related Orthopedic Injury
Smartphones and computers have become commonplace for most people, from toddlers to senior citizens. For many, using these devices is an integral part of daily life for our work, education,…
Achilles Tendonitis and Running: Recovery and Prevention
With each step you take, your Achilles tendon is at work. The Achilles tendon, also known as the heel cord, is the thick and fibrous band of tissue that connects…