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Blogs

Complete Your Medicare Wellness Questionnaire in MyChart
Complete Your Medicare Wellness Questionnaire in MyChart

Your Medicare Annual Wellness Visit is one of the most important yearly touchpoints for your health.

Common Shoulder Pain Red Flags
Common Shoulder Pain Red Flags

Shoulder pain is something many people experience at some point. It might start after a tough workout, a weekend of yard work or after a long day sitting at a desk. Most of the time, shoulder pain improves with rest and simple care. But sometimes pain in the shoulder can signal a more serious problem. At Tanner Orthopedics, we want to help you understand when shoulder pain is just a temporary ache — and when it may be time to seek medical care.

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