Unfortunately, shoulder injuries after falls are common. If the falls are severe, the bones in the shoulder (proximal humerus) may break (fracture), causing severe pain and dysfunction. In older patients, bone quality is lower, and these fractures become increasingly complicated and challenging to treat. Depending on… More

Despite advances in rotator cuff repair techniques and instruments, not all rotator cuff repairs heal. As a result, finding ways to improve rotator cuff healing is critically important. The subacromial bursa, which is tissue that sits on top of the… More

Dr. Gregory remains at the forefront of advancing care with shoulder replacement surgery. His advancements allow most of his patients to leave the hospital the very same day of their surgery. As part of his desire to share his knowledge and advance the care of shoulder patients nationwide, Dr. Gregory recently published… More

Fortunately, many shoulder problems can be treated without surgery. Often physical therapy is necessary to focus on restoring muscle balance and posture. These rehabilitation exercises are best done in a guided fashion, with professional therapists… More

A challenging aspect to caring for athletes who are returning to their sport from an injury can be trying to establish the appropriate time to do so. If an athlete returns too soon, he or she risks further injury. Too late, and uncessary time is spent away… More

Navigating the pre-operative and post-operative recovery process can be hard. In an attempt to streamline and improve post-operative recovery, Dr. Gregory has partnered with a company called myHealthTrack to extend world-class care through daily, digestible content that coaches patients through an optimized… More