We consider our patients to be our greatest asset. It has been our mission to provide patients with exceptional orthopaedic care since we started Three Rivers Orthopedic Associates in 1964. That's 50 years of doing whatever we can to help each patient return to active, healthy lives. Our talented team of board-certified surgeons use the latest treatment options to restore each patient's health and previous level of functionality.
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Three Rivers Orthopedic Associates prides itself on delivering only the best in quality, compassionate, and dignified care. We believe that great care and service starts with telling you what to expect, and then meeting or exceeding those expectations. Since 1964, it has been our mission to provide exceptional care to the patients who choose us for their orthopaedic needs.
It was with great sadness that we learned of the passing of one of our founding members of Three Rivers Orthopedic Associates. Dr. McClain, Jr., was a 1948 graduate of Monaca High School where he played football and baseball. He attended Valley Forge Military Academy in 1949 and graduated from Princeton University in 1953 with a degree in biology.
Mary is one of our current lead physician assistants with fellow PA, BJ. Mary has been a physician assistant since 2001. She went to Duquesne University for her undergraduate degree obtaining a Bachelor of Health Sciences degree in 2000 and then went on to obtain her Master of Physician Assistant Studies degree at Duquesne University in 2001.
For medical questions, refills, or to review parts of your electronic medical record, please send your message through My UPMC and someone will contact you shortly. Please Note: The gate will automatically rise as you enter the visitor parking lots. Be sure to pay for your parking at the Pay Station located in the lobby of the Medical Arts Building before leaving the building.
Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries seen in orthopedics. This injury usually occurs after a traumatic injury with the turning or rolling of your ankle inward. This is also known as an inversion injury. It often happens on an uneven surface or it is caused by instability of the ankle. Chronic issues can lead to degenerative arthritis in the ankle and increased risk for fracture.
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