Phone Lines Down at North and NorthEast Medical
Posted at: 11/23/2016 12:00 PM
Wednesday November 23rd, 2016 , 10:00AM The technical issues with our phone lines at North Medical in Liverpool, 315-452-2120 and at NorthEast Medical in Fayetteville, 315-329-7600 have been resolved. Please feel free to call either of those offices. However please note, the Medical Center West building in Camillus is closed today, November 23rd, due to power outage. SOS is notifying patients of the change and rescheduling to our Onondaga Hill office or another day. Thank you for your pati
Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists Collects 5,202 non-perishable items for 10 Syracuse-area charities
Posted at: 11/23/2016 12:00 PM
Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists’ wellness program, SOS Steps of Success, cultivated a friendly in-office competition that led to a prosperous food donation challenge during the month of November. Employees were divided into teams and selected a local non-profit to receive donations. For the first three weeks of November, teams collected cans of food and other non-perishables for their chosen local non-profits. SOS ended the challenge with a total of 5,202 items donated by SOS employees. The no
SOS PLUS Closed Monday November 21 2016
Posted at: 11/21/2016 12:00 PM
Both SOS PLUS Dewitt and Onondaga Hill are closed Monday November 21st 2016 due to inclement weather. Please note MRI appointments have not been cancelled.
Dr. Brad Raphael Named to the 40 under 40 Class of 2016
Posted at: 11/17/2016 12:00 PM
Congratulations Dr. Brad Raphael on being named to the 40 under 40 class of 2016. This awards program recognizes young professionals in the Central New York region for excelling in the workplace and for giving back to their community.
Q & A with SU Football Team Orthopedists Dr. Todd Battaglia and Dr. Ryan Smart
Posted at: 11/8/2016 12:00 PM
Recently we spoke with Dr. Todd Battaglia and Dr. Ryan Smart about their roles as Syracuse University Football Team Orthopedists. DR. TODD BATTAGLIA Q: What made you first want to get involved with collegiate athletic teams? I spent much of my youth participating in sports, and played two sports in college (lacrosse and rugby). When I decided to go into orthopedics, I knew that I wanted to work with young, healthy patients whose goals involved returning to high-level activity. This led me t