Get to know physicians in the Quad Cities and find out what drives them to care for others. What Moves Me is a unique profile of physicians practicing at ORA Orthopedics, who are dedicated to keep Quad City area patients moving — living life to their fullest potential.
ORA’s Race for the Cure team gears up for the annual Quad Cities event, June 10, 2017. Survivors find support and strength with each other.
Former Maroon and current team physician Dr. Shawn Wynn will be cheering for his team when they play Galesburg on Friday, December 18!
“I was able to serve alongside some of the finest warriors there are.” Quad-City US Veteran and orthopedic surgeon Dr. Mark Stewart shares his memories.
Rocky High School football team physician Dr. Thomas VonGillern says team mentality, mental toughness and physical fitness all benefit high school athletes … and he’s on the field with them to help keep them safe!
Five inspiring women will take the 2015 Quad City Marathon challenge together on Sept. 27. Read about this fabulous team that works – and works out – together!
Dr. Ryan Dunlay adds another job to his roster as he heads to Davenport North High School as team physician. Learn what moves this Iowa native to do his best for the students, patients and 3 little boys who depend on him.
ORA Orthopedics physician assistant Thomas Drabek may be the ultimate adventurer in his free time, with hobbies that include car racing, skiing and drumming … and a former life as a Green Beret!
As a naval flight surgeon for more than ten years, Dr. Michael Turner, now an orthopedic surgeon with ORA Orthopedics, knows something about the challenges facing America’s servicemen and women.
With the Quad City Air Show coming up, meet local pilot and ORA orthopedic surgeon Dr. Steven Boardman. Dr. Boardman enjoys flying for many of the same reasons he loves orthopedic surgery, including the need for skill, judgment and great teamwork!
Dr. Andrew Bries may joke that he’s just a “glorified carpenter,” but this orthopedic surgeon values making a difference in his patients’ lives.