Lindsey LeVeck is a certified family nurse practitioner at Casper Orthopedics.
She started her medical career after earning her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in athletic training and working in various settings at the high school, college, and professional levels. She then pursued her nursing degree and earned a Master of Science degree in nursing from Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Anna is a certified physician assistant who works with the trauma team at Casper Orthopedics.
Anna earned her bachelor’s degree in biology from Simmons College in Boston and then went on to obtain her master’s degree in physician assistant studies from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. After becoming certified as a physician assistant in January 2016, she moved to Casper where she worked for Wyoming Medical Center, before joining our team at Casper Orthopedics in 2021.
Nicolette is a certified physician assistant.
She completed a Bachelor of Science degree in kinesiology at Western Washington University and then went on to complete physician assistant school with a Master of Clinical Health Services degree at the University of Washington, where she graduated in the top 10% of her class.
Bursitis is the inflammation of a bursa, which is a jelly-like sac that holds a small amount of fluid and acts as a cushion between bones and soft tissues. Hip bursitis is a common type of bursitis; however, this condition can also occur in the shoulder, elbow, knee, and heel, since these sacs are located all over the body.
Chronic shoulder pain can have a variety of causes, from severe damage from a sports injury or car accident to wear and tear of the joint’s structures over years of normal daily use. The approach to treatment will depend on the patient and their unique anatomy and lifestyle needs.
Doctors will always consider conservative, nonsurgical methods of treatment first. But for some patients who have severe rotator cuff damage from osteoarthritis, reverse shoulder replacement can help reduce pain and restore the range of motion in a person’s joint.
Robotic-assisted surgical systems are used in joint replacement to promote accuracy and control and spare any healthy bones or ligaments from being removed.
In preoperative planning, the imaging software gives your joint replacement specialist the ability to create a personalized plan that meets your specific needs and predefine the boundaries of your operation.
During surgery, the robotic assistance and intraoperative software helps doctors perform complex techniques with enhanced precision and flexibility.