Skyline Orthopedics

09/28/2025

Saturday afternoon? Football! vs Leo at St Xavier!

09/27/2025

Dr Watson happy to volunteer as an instructor for sports medicine course!

09/25/2025

We are excited to partner with Enroute Nutrition for our perioperative nutrition supplementation! Up to 30-50% of patients can enter surgery malnourished, increasing the rate of complications. Meeting the recommended daily intake for protein with surgery is often unattainable, which would require up to 6 pieces of chicken, 20 eggs or 84 Shrimp! This program is suitable for any patient pre and post-op or patients with fractures treated non-surgically. Please contact us if you are interested!

09/20/2025

Beautiful Friday night . Tough loss for the titans!

09/13/2025

What a Friday night! Come from behind last second win!

08/30/2025

Busy first Friday night! Dr Watson and Dr stelter are proud to volunteer their services as team physicians for .

08/21/2025

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08/14/2025

We are hiring! Skyline Orthopedics is seeking a Physical therapist to join our team!

Skyline Orthopedics

08/07/2025

Dr. Stelter sharing his knowledge to our PT friends at about ! Getting ready for the football season!

06/26/2025

We know with rising healthcare costs obtaining medical care can be a challenge. We encourage you to seek care with independent practices like ourselves as they often provide, cheaper, more efficient care with equivalent outcomes! This graph shows the beneficiaries of your increased charges at hospitals and larger systems (hint-its not the doctor!) choose private practice!

06/12/2025

Dr stelter ready for football training day! Dr stelter is an assistant physician with the Chicago bears. He is a nonsurgical sports medicine specialist. Call today for an appointment!

05/01/2025

come in many shapes and sizes. These are examples of subscapularis tears. The subscapularis is the strongest rotator cuff muscle and tears are commonly missed on both MRI and in surgery. Here are some pre and post repair examples.