OAA Orthopaedics

Bio

A dynamic provider of orthopaedic care & research for more than 40 years, the staff of OAA Orthopaedic Specialists is comprised of 22 fellowship-trained, board certified physicians & surgeons who have devoted years of their lives to the study & treatment of conditions related to:

Foot and Ankle
General Orthopaedics
Hand and Upper Extremities
Joint Replacements
Physical Rehabilitation
Rheumatology
Spine and Scoliosis
Sports Medicine
Work Injuries

A dedicated support care team of highly trained specialists, physician assistants, nurses, technicians, physiatrists, physical therapists & more–each providing patients with personalized, expert care.

State-of-the-art diagnostic equipment & leading-edge treatments make OAA the provider of choice for referring physicians, employers, athletic teams & others.

Diagnostic Imaging Center

Located on the 1st floor of OAA's Integrated Health Campus in Allentown features the most advanced imaging technology available.

With the latest technological advancements in digital imaging, accuracy, quality & efficiency, physicians can more quickly & accurately diagnose a patient's condition. Early diagnosis can often significantly improve a patient's outcome.

In addition, GE's diagnostic imaging systems are designed for ultimate flexibility & patient comfort, reducing the stress patients sometimes experience with diagnostic testing.

OAA Athletic Training Services

OAA's Athletic Trainers are healthcare professionals who collaborate with physicians to diagnose, prevent, treat & rehabilitate an extensive number of injuries & conditions among athletes. Athletic Training is provided to 13 area Schools/School Districts. ATC's must graduate with a bachelors or masters from an accredited professional athletic training education program.