Ashley Bassett, MD, who recently joined the Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey as director of the new Women’s Sports Medicine Center, is here to help female athletes of all ages and abilities recover from and prevent injury so they can excel at their sport and reach their goals, no matter what their level of training or competition.

Dr. Ferheen Shamim presented Regenerative Medicine and Minimally Invasive Techniques in Orthopedic Surgery at the NJIPA Doctor Day Celebration.

It’s ironic that we never really think about our backs, until they’re the only thing we can think about. Chronic back pain makes everyday life difficult and stressful, and sudden back pain can feel as if it completely incapacitates you. And if you or your pediatrician notice a curvature in your child’s spine that can signify scoliosis, there can seem to be no end to the worry. You can relax, because the focused, specific care you need is here, at the Spine Center at The...

The Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey’s 15th Annual Sports Medicine Conference boasted a capacity crowd at the Meadow Wood Manor in Randolph. Featuring Philadelphia Eagles trainers Joe O’Pella and Monte Wong, the conference program offered physicians and certified athletic trainers a chance to mingle with other professionals in their field and get up to speed on the latest in medical practices and techniques. For the trainers, it was also an opportunity to pick up three hours..

Thanks to our patients and our community, The Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey (OINJ) has again secured the distinction of winning the New Jersey Herald Gold Readers’ Choice Award in the Best Orthopedic Office category. The competitive poll is now in its thirteenth year, and garners multiple submissions for each of 69 categories. Readers can cast their votes either by an in-paper ballot or online, choosing businesses and practices they consider outstanding. “We value our patients..

Torn ACLs. Concussions. Rotator cuff injuries. Or just a plain, ordinary, bad fall off a bike. Our kids get injured all the time, and they need expert attention from physicians who know how to treat growing bones and muscles. That’s where OINJ adolescent sports medicine at Morristown comes in. We’ve got a team for your kid from kinderkickers and younger, up through varsity sports at all levels. And for the kid who isn’t on a team, and just likes to jump rope or swing a racket..