U.S. News and World Report has given Fort HealthCare Orthopaedics a rating of “High-Performing,” according to information released by Fort HealthCare.
More than 6,000 hospitals were evaluated with 694 received a High-Performing rating in this category, the release noted.
According to the release, the rating is compiled by various quality indicators, such as patient experience, survival and board certified physicians, among others. Fort HealthCare received a 5/5, the highest possible rating, performing significantly better than the national average.
The orthopaedic team at Fort HealthCare is comprised of Matthew Bliss, MD; Isidoro Zambrano, MD, and Paul Schuppner, DO. Each is board-certified.
The team provides prevention through education, therapy, surgical treatment and rehabilitation services, the release noted.
The Center for Joint Replacement, in collaboration with Fort HealthCare’s Therapy and Sport Center, provides a comprehensive care program customized to the patient, the release continued.
To learn more, visit forthealthcare.com/clinic/fort-healthcare-orthopedic-associates/.
Fort HealthCare’s orthopaedic surgeons are Matthew Bliss, MD, from left, Isidoro Zambrano, MD, and Paul Schuppner, DO. Contributed photo.
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