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SOS Surgeons – A Profile in Patient Satisfaction
Posted at: 1/31/2016 12:00 PM
Since 2012, Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists (SOS) has ranked in the top five for customer satisfaction among the more than 80 members of the OrthoForum, a group of the largest private orthopedic practices in the nation, in surveys taken by Press Ganey. a consulting firm that provides services to health care organizations to help them with performance improvement. This isn’t a surprise to SOS team members because they believe patient satisfaction in care and outcomes are a priority. Recently,
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Posted at: 1/20/2016 12:00 PM
Discover your inner artist and support Operation Walk Syracuse by joining us for Syracuse's largest Painting with a Twist event on Wednesday, February 3rd at the NY State Fairgrounds! Enjoy adult beverages and paint a beautiful valentine picture that you will take home at the end of the evening. Proceeds for the event will benefit Operation Walk Syracuse, a not-for-profit volunteer medical services organization that provides free surgical treatments for patients in developing countries and in
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SOS PLUS Closed Tuesday Jan 19th
Posted at: 1/19/2016 12:00 PM
Both SOS PLUS Dewitt and Onondaga Hill are closed Tuesday January 19th. MRI Appointments have not been cancelled.
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Conquer Aches & Pain in the New Year
Posted at: 1/1/2016 12:00 PM
SOS and New York Spine & Wellness Center will be presenting a full day of informative sessions on Thursday January 21st, 12:00-7:45pm at Natur-Tyme. SOS specialists will be speaking Noon-12:45PM: Addressing the Pain in Your NeckKristin Parmeter, FNP - Syracuse Orthopedic SpecialistsIt is important for patients with cervical pain to play an active role in reducing or eliminating their pain. Discussion will include identifying potential causes of neck pain and treatment options including stretc
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Posted at: 12/14/2015 12:00 PM
By: Dr. John Fatti I'm in my 31st year of practice in Orthopedics and Hand Surgery- all with one great city- Syracuse, NY. That is a fairly long career- lots of time for the practice of medicine to change- mostly for the better. I remember when: patients were admitted to the hospital THE NIGHT BEFORE carpal tunnel surgery. They had their surgery in the hospital- a 3 inch long incision- STAYED OVERNIGHT UNTIL THE NEXT DAY- and were discharged the next morning. Now: those same patients com