Non-Surgical Treatment for Chronic Back Pain

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy is an innovative treatment that has gained popularity in recent years. It is a non-surgical treatment option for various injuries and conditions. If you are curious about this therapy and wondering how it works, then you have landed in the right place.

We are still offering in-office interventional procedures, such as epidurals and steroid injections, on a case-by-case basis to address the pressing needs of our patients.

Arthritis is the most common cause of chronic knee pain and disability. Learn more about this issue on the blog.

Millions of Americans are missing out on a chance to avoid debilitating fractures from weakened bones, researchers say, because they are terrified of exceedingly rare side effects from drugs that can help them. Reports of the drugs' causing jawbones to rot and thighbones to snap in two have shaken many osteoporosis patients so much that they say they would rather take their chances with the disease.

Newport Orthopedic Institute uses HealthLoop, an automated patient engagement & education tool for orthopedic surgery patients.

Dr. Alan Beyer has been featured by Sorbet Magazine for his passion he shows in his sports medicine and orthopedic surgery practice.

Exercise and general mobility are important daily activities to ensure a healthy spine. Learn more.

If you have been suffering with pain for longer than three months, you are not alone. Chronic pain affects an estimated 86 million Americans.

Millions of Americans are missing out on a chance to avoid debilitating fractures from weakened bones, researchers say, because they are terrified of exceedingly rare side effects from drugs that can help them. Reports of the drugs' causing jawbones to rot and thighbones to snap in two have shaken many osteoporosis patients so much that they say they would rather take their chances with the disease.

Dr. Gausewitz is transitioning to full retirement effective July 1, 2018. He will continue having office visits in June for rechecks, post-operative follow-up and even fracture care as needed. Any fracture requiring surgery will be expedited to a Newport Orthopedic Institute surgical specialist after the appropriate work up is done, optimizing the patient for surgical intervention!