Sprains, Strains & Fractures, LLC is proud to offer an innovative delivery of comprehensive orthopedic care by providing specialty services and procedures in a comfortable and convenient facility. Our center provides direct access to Board-Certified Orthopedic surgeons with radiographic services on-site, simplifying the process of orthopedic care and improving efficiency and satisfaction.
Weekend and evening hours provide extended access to physicians and no wait between scheduling your appointment and seeing a fully-trained orthopedic specialist. Sprains, Strains & Fractures, LLC was the first center of its kind in South Jersey and we are proud to have changed the process of care for acute orthopedic injuries.
Weekend and evening hours provide extended access to physicians and no wait between scheduling your appointment and seeing a fully-trained orthopedic specialist. Sprains, Strains & Fractures, LLC was the first center of its kind in South Jersey and we are proud to have changed the process of care for acute orthopedic injuries.
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We understand that seeking care for an injury can be a traumatic time for patients and their families. Sprains, Strains & Fractures, LLC aims to simplify that process. Our goal is to put our patients at ease by providing focused and expedient care. Direct access to fully-trained orthopedic specialists means your injury will be treated quickly by an expert who will provide you with the best treatment options available.
The foot and ankle are two of the most versatile and complex areas of your body. One foot alone contains 26 bones supported by a network of muscles, tendons, and ligaments. When everything is working well, you hardly give them a thought. But when a problem arises, it's often impossible to ignore.
More than 11 million visits were made to physicians' offices in 2003 because of foot and ankle problems, including more than 2 million visits for ankle sprains and strains and more than 800,000 visits for ankle fractures.*Fortunately, most cases of foot and ankle pain respond well to treatments like rest, ice, orthotics (shoe inserts), prescribed exercises, and anti-inflammatory medications.
More than 11 million visits were made to physicians' offices in 2003 because of foot and ankle problems, including more than 2 million visits for ankle sprains and strains and more than 800,000 visits for ankle fractures.*Fortunately, most cases of foot and ankle pain respond well to treatments like rest, ice, orthotics (shoe inserts), prescribed exercises, and anti-inflammatory medications.
Diabetes is a worldwide epidemic. Although the cause of diabetes is still unknown, we are learning more and more every day about this disease and the health problems it can create when not managed properly. According to the American Diabetes Association, nearly 7% of Americans have diabetes - that's 20 million people.
When you have a bunion, it looks like the joint at the base of the big toe has bulged out along the side of the foot. In that characteristic "bump, " you are actually seeing the effect of additional bone formation in the joint and a mechanical mis-alignment of the big toe (also called the great toe).
We're all acquainted with the non-surgical approaches that help a broken bone heal: the doctor applies a cast, brace or splint around a fracture or a corrected bone deformity to provide support during the healing process.
In some cases, however, particularly more severe injuries, today's best orthopaedic treatment includes securing the fracture externally with a device called a fixator that is connected to the affected bone with special bone screws, often referred to as pins.The device remains outside the body (external) and the pins pass through the skin and muscle to secure the bone in proper alignment.
In some cases, however, particularly more severe injuries, today's best orthopaedic treatment includes securing the fracture externally with a device called a fixator that is connected to the affected bone with special bone screws, often referred to as pins.The device remains outside the body (external) and the pins pass through the skin and muscle to secure the bone in proper alignment.
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Joanne Anthony
Jan 29, 2022
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S. C.
Jan 24, 2022
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Christopher Oswald
Sep 01, 2021
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My 6 year old son broke his arm on a Friday night and we would’ve had to wait until Monday to call and schedule with a pediatric orthopedic. Instead, I called this office at 9 am and was in for an 11:15 appointment and on my way home shortly afterwards with a cast. Scheduled a follow up x-ray for next week with hopes everything looks good. So happy with the way everything went from the time I called, our appointment, and the doctors and nurses that took care of my son. Thank you!
Ed OBrien
Aug 19, 2021
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I am not sure how long I have been going to this practice over the past years but I will say that Dr Robert Taffett is has been outstanding each time I went. His professionalism, caring, knowledge and honesty are something you do not find in too many businesses today. Especially in the medical field. The staff at the SEWELL office are outstanding. Sam and Nancy are very friendly and courteous - they should be commended for a job very well done. I want to extend my gratitude to Dr Taffet and the staff at the Sewell office for always going above and beyond of what the norm is in their fields. Thank
Jake Hersh
Feb 10, 2021
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Absolutely do not recommend! went there for my broken singer and they took an x-ray, the doctor then came back five minutes later and told me I have a broken finger. told me to use a splint and showed me very fast how to use it. He threw 3 rolls of tape and said use this for three weeks. he didn’t even explain what the break was. had to go see another doctor.
Linda Hoffman
Oct 11, 2020
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I have been here more times than I would like. But, every time , and every doctor has been outstanding with me.
I have broken my hand twice, and my wrist once. Had screws with and external bar in my hand that have since been removed. Have a plate in my wrist. I completely trust Dr. Dalsey.
I have had two different foot surgeries, Plantar Facsciitis, and Mortons Neuroma that have been taken care of by the doctors here.
Sprains, Strains and Fractures is my one and only place.
I have broken my hand twice, and my wrist once. Had screws with and external bar in my hand that have since been removed. Have a plate in my wrist. I completely trust Dr. Dalsey.
I have had two different foot surgeries, Plantar Facsciitis, and Mortons Neuroma that have been taken care of by the doctors here.
Sprains, Strains and Fractures is my one and only place.
Mallory Kelly
Dec 09, 2018
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Dr Bodine is amazing! I broke my left arm recently and its the first time i have ever broken something. Needless to say i was very nervous and unfamiliar with the process. Dr Bodine was patient and thorough in explaining everything to me. Even cracked some jokes to ease my anxiety. I can't recommend Dr Bodine enough for any injury you may have! His demeanor is comforting during what can be a stressful time.
Scott P.
Sep 11, 2018
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Lisa Hall
Aug 12, 2016
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HORRIBLE experience. Dr had zero bedside manner. The girl at the front desk out right LIED to me telling me that "insurance NEVER pays for crutches". What she should have said was the insurance would not cover them through THEIR OFFICE. Then when I called to check the status of my son's MRI, I got another RUDE staff member. I scheduled the MRI myself and will be doing a follow up appointment with DIFFERENT doctor's office all together. Don't waste your time. I wish I had gone to the ER instead.
Nicole Williamson
Jun 21, 2016
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Had an 8:15 appointment on July 5, 2016. Rude reception followed by a rude Doctor that ordered an mri that had to be approved by insurance for a fractured elbow, and another appointment in 2 weeks before anything would be done.
Made an appointment with rothman 2 days later and with the immediate x-rays (much cheaper than an mri) they performed, I was told that a sling and daily exercise should heal the arm.
The worst part was there was an intern with the Doctor, I hope that this intern greets her patients with a handshake and introduction unlike the pompous Doctor who obviously hasn't a clue
Made an appointment with rothman 2 days later and with the immediate x-rays (much cheaper than an mri) they performed, I was told that a sling and daily exercise should heal the arm.
The worst part was there was an intern with the Doctor, I hope that this intern greets her patients with a handshake and introduction unlike the pompous Doctor who obviously hasn't a clue
