Back to the Big Leagues

Ryan Rolison, a 2016 USJ graduate and award-winning baseball player, is in the big leagues, working from the pitcher’s mound for the Colorado Rockies. But earlier this summer, he hurt his shoulder and was put on the 60-day injured list.

After surgery, Ryan chose West Tennessee Bone and Joint Clinic’s Physical Therapy Department for his rehab.

He’s back to playing for the Rockies now, working his way up through their organization to play again in Denver.

Our dedicated team is committed to the highest standards of patient care. If you’re recovering from joint replacement surgery, a sports injury, or a chronic condition that limits your function, we provide comprehensive recovery care.

Managing Pain in Paris

Family nurse practitioner Crystal Crosser, FNP-C, provides personalized interventional pain management care for patients in our Paris and Stonebridge locations. Working under Dr. William Seely, she brings more than a decade of experience to West Tennessee Bone & Joint Clinic, P.C.

Our devoted team of interventional pain management specialists helps you maintain an active life by preventing, eliminating and managing pain disorders. Using a multimodal approach that may include medications, physical therapy, home exercise, and interventional pain procedures, we tailor treatment to your unique needs.

If you have severe or ongoing pain, contact us today to learn how we can improve your quality of life.

PT Now Available in Savannah!

Physical Therapist Blake McAdams has joined the team in Savannah to expand services to patients at the clinic.

We can now provide many physical therapy services, including …

• Sports rehabilitation
• Orthopedic physical therapy
• Pre- and post-operative care
• Gait and balance problems
• Back pain
• Neck pain
• Neurological physical therapy
• General weakness rehabilitation
• Workers’ compensation
• Manual therapy and modalities

Blake has been a physical therapist for 10 years.

“I played sports growing up in high school and in college at Mississippi State, so I always wanted to have a job where I could continue to be around sports,” he said. “Physical therapy offered me the ability to do that with sports medicine rehab, as well as the ability to help the everyday person return to a high level of life.”

“The people in this area are my favorite part about working and living in Hardin County. They are down to earth, good people, and I enjoy being able to provide a high quality of therapy services to this area.”

Patients do not need a referral from a West Tennessee Bone & Joint Clinic provider to receive physical therapy. The clinic welcomes referrals from any provider.

Also practicing in Savannah are Harold M. Antwine III, M.D., and Christopher May, FNP-C.