Ross Center for Orthopedics

02/13/2026

Happy Friday!

02/13/2026

We're often told that being thin increases your risk for osteoporosis and that more weight protects your bones. The truth is more nuanced.

You're invited to a groundbreaking live webinar on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at 2:00pm ET exploring the questions patients are asking right now:

🦴 Are small women more prone to osteoporosis?
🦴 Do overweight women truly have stronger bones?
🦴 How do GLP 1 weight loss medications affect bone health?

Moderated by Osteoboost Chief Medical Officer Pamela Peeke, MD, MPH, and featuring osteoporosis expert Cliff Rosen, MD, plus a special appearance by BHOF CEO Claire Gill.

Learn more and save your spot here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/1017703393742/WN_y-lqFnrsTCa4qvSezPUIyA #/registration

02/07/2026

When winter hits, many people naturally scale back their normal routines. Outdoor walks become less appealing, and darker days drain motivation. But movement is one of the most powerful ways to help maintain bone strength and support healthy aging.

Learn more about ways to stay active and keep your bones healthy this winter: https://www.bonetalk.org/articles/keep-your-bones-safe-and-strong-this-winter

02/07/2026

02/07/2026

Come on out to the Deborah Women’s Health Expo!

12/29/2025

Happy Monday! We are ready for you!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from RCFO!

10/18/2025

We have a great team at Ross Center for Orthopedics!

09/11/2025

Have you met your deductible or out of pocket max for your insurance this year? Don’t forget January 1st these numbers reset. If you have been holding off on a procedure or a visit now is the time to schedule. Reach out to our office today with any questions. ☎️ 6092672333

08/08/2025

Happy Friday! Thank you all for your patiences The phones are back up and running.

08/06/2025

We apologize for the inconvenience. If you have attempted to reach out to the office our phones and internet are down since yesterday. When we are back up we will reach out to everyone.
Thank you for your patience.