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Dr. Marc Gruner, DO, MBA, RMSK is a Mayo Clinic-trained sports medicine physician. He attended VCOM/Virginia Tech for his joint medical and business degree. Dr. Gruner completed his residency in physical medicine & rehabilitation at Georgetown University/National Rehabilitation Hospital in Washington, D.C. He then completed his sports fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. Dr.Read more
Dr. José Surós performed his medicine internship at the Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York before completing his neurology residency at Tulane University Hospital and Clinic in New Orleans. He received additional training at the University of California – San Diego and at the Harvard-affiliated Massachusetts General Hospital before completing an interventional painRead more
Dr. Mark D. Klaiman is the co-founder of Point Performance. Named by his peers as one of Washingtonian magazine’s “Top Docs” for the past several years, Dr. Klaiman has nurtured a successful private practice since 1996 and is recognized throughout the region for his skills in diagnosis, medical acupuncture and treating acute and chronic spinal pain, sports injuries, softRead more
Dr. Haim S. Hechtman is the co-founder of Point Performance. Haim has focused on changing the way patients experience physical therapy. His methods, protocols, and commitment to treat the entire individual has resulted in exceptional patient outcomes. His proven and timely results have endeared him to athletes and weekend warriors in the metropolitan area. Haim hasRead more
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By Marc Gruner | 0 commentTry LIPOGEMS, A Minimally Invasive, FDA-Cleared Option, Safely Performed in the Office Why are people not ready for major invasive surgery? “There
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By PointPerformance | Comments are ClosedChronic exertional compartment syndrome is one of the most common causes of pain, numbness, and foot drop, most often seen in runners.
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By PointPerformance | Comments are ClosedHip arthritis is one of the most common causes of groin pain in patients. To diagnose it, we can use ultrasound. Ultrasound
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By PointPerformance | Comments are ClosedThe Tenex procedure is a non-surgical option that effectively treats persistent tendon injuries. This procedure is also known as percutaneous needle tenotomy