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Established in 1969, Tri County Orthopedics has served the Farmington Hills community for half a century with a team-based approach to providing quality, proactive, coordinated health care to our neighbors.

06/28/2024

It’s been a great ride, farewell Botsford Hosptital.

05/31/2024

After 55 years of proudly serving Farmington Hills community, Tri County Orthopedics bids farewell.

02/09/2024

Rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs this Super Bowl, home state of our very own Homer C. Linard, DO. Go Chiefs!

11/01/2023

Happy Halloween 🎃

10/26/2023

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06/22/2023

Is Sports Medicine Just for Athletes?

The answer is NO. Sports medicine isn’t just for people involved in sports. This orthopedic subspecialty deals with the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of musculoskeletal problems affecting anyone involved in any type of physical activity — gym lovers, professional athletes, weekend warriors, and even seniors who refuse to give in to old age and strive to maintain an active lifestyle.

Here at Tri County Orthopedics in Farmington Hills, MI, our board-certified sports medicine physicians are best known for their dedication to providing the highest quality of care — helping people successfully recover from their injuries and perform at their best in whatever form of physical activity they’re involved in.

To see one of our sports medicine physicians, call us at (248) 474-5575. https://bit.ly/2Z4LGL5

06/18/2023

Wishing the dads on our team and everywhere a wonderful Father's Day!

06/10/2023

Ever heard of a condition called De Quervain’s tenosynovitis? It refers to the painful swelling of the tendons that run along the thumb side of the wrist and attach to the base of the thumb. Repetitive thumb pinching, squeezing, and moving the wrist outwards toward the little finger render a person at risk for De Quervain’s tenosynovitis.

Visit one of our providers if you’re experiencing persistent pain and swelling near the base of your thumb despite resting it, applying cold pack to the area, and taking pain relievers. Call our office at (248) 474-5575. https://bit.ly/3eYJ7jO

06/08/2023

“The best part of my job is hearing THANK YOU from my patients.”

Dr. Jack Lennox is particularly interested in the treatment of sports-related injuries and arthritis surgery. He completed his undergraduate work at Michigan State University and his medical education at Oklahoma State University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Lennox’s internship and residency were completed at Beaumont Hospital (formerly Botsford Hospital) in Farmington Hills, Michigan.

Dr. Lennox has received additional training in sports medicine, joint reconstruction, and upper extremity, as well as shoulder surgery. He is board-certified in orthopedic surgery by the American Osteopathic Board of Orthopedic Surgery. He is the current chair of the Department of Orthopedics at Beaumont Farmington Hills and is past president of the American Osteopathic Academy of Orthopedics.

Use this link to get to know Dr. Lennox a little better or to book an appointment: https://bit.ly/2VrpFGm

06/04/2023

Pickleball has been dubbed "America's fastest-growing sport" – and for good reasons. It is not just good exercise. It's a social sport that's fairly easy for anyone to pick up. That said, just like any sport, pickleball has its fair share of injuries.

If you get hurt during your pickleball game, don't return to action too soon. Consider following the well-documented R.I.C.E. technique — rest, ice, compression, and elevation — in the short term. If symptoms persist, see one of our board-certified sports medicine physicians here at Tri County Orthopedics in Farmington Hills, MI for proper evaluation.

To book an appointment with one of our providers, contact our office at (248) 474-5575.

https://bit.ly/2Z4LGL5

06/01/2023

In search of a permanent and effective solution for your intractable knee pain? If you dread the large incisions and long recovery associated with a traditional knee replacement, a minimally invasive technique could be your best bet. See one of our surgeons to learn whether the minimally invasive technique is right for you. Book your visit today! https://bit.ly/2WTVKHj

05/30/2023

❗☝️Swinging a child by their arms may seem like harmless fun, but it puts them at risk for nursemaid’s elbow – an injury that occurs when the elbow partially slips out of place. Remember, children's bones are still developing, so it does not take very much force for this to happen.

Address

28100 Grand River Avenue , Suite 209
Farmington Hills, MI
48336

Telephone

+12484745575

Website

https://www.tricountyorthopedics.com/

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