@drprovencher

Knee, Shoulder & Sports Medicine Specialist The Steadman Clinic, Vail CO FOX Sports Injury Analyst Fantasy Football Predictor App 🏈 https://nitter.cf/t.co/ydOsmgamD3

Vail, CO
Joined September 2016
“Nothing can be done.” After a failed #rotatorcuff repair, Keith heard those words, but he did not stop looking for answers. At 64, a revision repair gave him full motion and his active life back. Sometimes hope starts with a #secondopinion. medilink.us/m5ab #patientcare
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Common signs a #shoulderstabilization may need a check-up: ongoing pain, instability or slipping, recurring dislocations, weakness, and difficulty with overhead tasks. Every recovery is unique so don't hesitate to check in with your care team! medilink.us/d0y8
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Excellent patient care goes far beyond the operating room. This #PAWeek, we celebrate the clinical partnership, trust & expertise that Jasmin Schmitz, Tess Holbrook & Ali Bakowski bring to our patients every day. Thanks for being exceptional team members! medilink.us/sl5u
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#TBT - Dr. Provencher joins the Nailed It Ortho Podcast to break down recurrent anterior #shoulderinstability. From physical exam red flags and glenoid track assessment to distal tibia allografts, don't miss this deep dive. 🎙️ Listen now 👉 medilink.us/szpt #medtwitter
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After #shoulderstabilization surgery, recovery is a process. Expect 3–6 weeks of immobilization, followed by rehab to restore motion and strength. Most patients return to daily activities in 4–6 months, with improvement continuing for a year or more. medilink.us/s9ll
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#ACL injuries can range from a sprain to a partial or complete tear. Symptoms may include pain, swelling, limited motion and instability. Some patients also feel or hear a “pop” when the injury occurs. Knowing the extent of the injury matters. medilink.us/bhxc #kneeinjury
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#Rotatorcuff repairs can restore shoulder function, but some tendons re-tear after surgery. Revision repair can address recurrent tears and help restore strength and stability. When possible, arthroscopic surgery may mean less pain and a quicker recovery. medilink.us/6g1e
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#Shoulder #arthritis doesn’t always mean joint replacement, especially for younger, active patients. Depending on the damage, treatment may focus on preserving the natural shoulder & repairing damaged cartilage or bone. Native joint preservation matters. medilink.us/x2vb
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#TBT - “Like a pack of fighting mongooses.” A surprising comparison from a grateful patient and a memorable way to describe Dr. Provencher and his team. Relentless. United. Determined. We’ll gladly take that compliment. medilink.us/y343 #patientsfirst #patientstory
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Total knee replacements aren't always the ideal first step, especially for younger, active patients. Discover how advanced surgical treatments for knee osteoarthritis can help delay or eliminate the need for replacement ➡️ medilink.us/8pjt #KneePain #SportsMedicine
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When multiple #kneeligaments are torn, treatment must address the whole knee. Surgery is often performed early, but significant swelling may require waiting until the knee is ready. The goal is to restore stability, mobility and function. medilink.us/qaxa #tornligament
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#TBT Dr Provencher joined The Sports Docs Podcast to discuss musculoskeletal injuries in “warrior athletes” and what it takes to help high-performing service members and athletes recover and return to what they do best. medilink.us/jta6 #medtwitter #orthotwitter #podcast
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What does recovery look like after #shoulderstabilization surgery? · 0–1 month: Protect the repair in a sling · 1–3 months: Restore motion · 3–5 months: Build strength · 5–6+ months: Gradual return to sports/activity Every recovery is individualized. medilink.us/sbbj
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