Looking for safe exercise solutions during COVID-19, many area residents are taking to the great outdoors, including mountain biking and cycling. As a fellowship-trained sports medicine surgeon, Dr. David Klein of Tri-County Orthopedics is offering some general tips for cyclists of all ages to help them stay safe and avoid injury. Patients in need of specialized bone, joint and muscle care are encouraged to call (973) 538-2334 to be seen by Dr.

With COVID-19 reducing travel and many activities outside the home for area residents from all walks of life, many have refocused their energies on do-it-yourself projects, which can come with their own set of risks, most commonly hand, arm, elbow and shoulder injuries. From home décor to landscaping and home repairs, Dr. Kenneth Montgomery and his colleagues at Tri-County Orthopedics offer expert safety guidelines for adults and families to follow in taking necessary precautions.

Board-certified and fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon Dr. Stephen Hunt recently had an article published in Arthroscopy: The Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery. Here, Dr. Hunt discusses how hip instability continues to be a challenge in hip preservation.

Dr. Andrew Willis of Tri-County Orthopedics has been named a Favorite Kids’ Doc in New Jersey Family magazine for the fourth year in a row. Dr. Willis was one of only two doctors chosen in the category of orthopedic surgery and also one of two doctors chosen in the category of sports medicine.

New Jersey Family’s Favorite Kids' Docs list is based on an annual survey of parents who nominate doctors who go above and beyond for their children. Dr. Willis was one of the 20 orthopedic specialists who made the list for 2019.

Dual-fellowship-trained hand, upper extremity, and sports medicine surgeon Andrew A. Willis, M.D., was named in Castle Connolly’s listing of top doctors for the New York metro area for 2020. This is Dr. Willis’ second time receiving the honor.