FRANKLIN, Tenn. — Today, the Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee welcomed Jeffrey Kutsikovich, M.D., to the orthopaedic team. The Franklin medical practice, which is affiliated with Williamson Medical Center, opened its doors earlier this year and now includes 13 nationally recognized orthopaedic surgeons. “We are excited to have Dr. Kutsikovich join our quickly growing […]
FRANKLIN, Tenn.—More than 7 million Americans have undergone joint or knee replacement. Advances in technology have made orthopaedic surgery a seemingly simple and accessible process in the U.S., with minimally invasive and robotic-assisted procedures often sending patients home the same day with little pain. But that’s not the case elsewhere, said orthopaedic surgeon Cory Calendine, […]
Medicine has come a long way in the past decade, and orthopaedics is no exception. Today, 3D printing is revolutionizing the field of orthopaedic surgery, and bone fusion patients are reaping the greatest benefits. Four years ago, orthopaedic surgeons like myself were introduced to state-of-the art technology called the Nexxt Matrixx®, developed by Nexxt Spine. […]
FRANKLIN, Tenn. — On Wednesday, March 21, the Bone Joint Institute of Tennessee along with its orthopaedic surgical partner, Williamson Medical Center, will welcome 10 orthopaedic surgeons to the practice. The nationally and internationally recognized physicians will join Dr. Michael McNamara and Dr. Geoffrey Watson, all of whom were most recently practicing at Vanderbilt Bone […]
FRANKLIN, Tenn.—The Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee is getting some air time. Surgeon Geoffrey “Geoff” Watson, M.D., was a special guest of WAKM’s “Hometown Radio” program on February 28. Speaking to host Tom Lawrence, Watson mentioned the excitement of the Williamson Medical Center partnership being a continuation of the original Franklin Bone & Joint […]
Williamson Medical Center, in partnership with the area’s leading and most renowned orthopaedic surgeons, have joined forces to create the Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee. “The Institute will be the first of its kind for Williamson County, representing an all-encompassing orthopaedic destination,” said Don Webb, CEO of Williamson Medical Center. “We are extremely proud […]
