South Carolina Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center

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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat - Sun	Closed

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Services/Products: Arthroscopic Surgery Arthroscopy Sports Medicine
Brands: Arthroscopy, CSU, Stingrays, Team Physicians for Riverdogs
Payment method: check, all major credit cards, insurance, travelers checks
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Other Link: http://www.scsportsmedicine.com
Categories: Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Orthopedics, Sports Medicine & Injuries Treatment

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07/23/2015

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Poor Customer service doctor's push their agenda on patient's instead of listening to the patient's wants and needs. Avoid going there unless you want to be out of work on in debt forever

05/14/2015

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Kept me waiting for 45 minutes until they put me in the room. I then waited for another 10 minutes for them to tell me the doctor had alot of emergency calls. What was the sense to set an appointment and waste my time?

03/27/2013

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Phone: (843) 572-2663

Address: 9100 Medcom St, North Charleston, SC 29406

Website: http://www.scsportsmedicine.com

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Arthritis
Don’t let your quality of life be hindered by arthritis or joint pain any longer. Our surgeons at South Carolina Sports Medicine & Orthopedic Center specialize in arthroscopic surgery and Mako Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgery to provide less invasive measures to treat arthritis pain. We provide a variety of orthopedic treatments in Charleston, SC, including rheumatoid arthritis treatment.
Plantar Fasciitis
Primary Care
As a primary care sports medicine doctor, Dr. Hulvey gains satisfaction from being able to tackle the core musculoskeletal cause of patients’ pain.
Family Practice
“Variation of Spleen Size in College Age Athletes” Society of Teachers in Family Medicine Conference 2007, Trident Family Medicine Clinical Scholars Day 2007, 2008
Emergency Care
Pneumonia

Prostate Cancer

Neurology
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Our hand surgeon has experience treating a number of hand-related injuries and issues, including trigger finger, carpal tunnel syndrome, scaphoid fractures, and more. If you’re dealing with pain in your hand or upper extremities, we recommend exploring your surgical and non-surgical treatment options with our hand specialist.

Depression
Mental Health
Stress and Anxiety – Some people experience muscle spasms due to mental health or other emotional issues that they are dealing with.
Anxiety

MRI
Jamie Burnett PA-C, MSPAS, MBA, has always been passionate about patient care and has gained experience in many roles throughout her medical career. Jamie’s first passion in the medical field was working as a radiologic technologist specializing in CT, MRI, and interventional procedures. After completing her Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Management, she took on a supervisor role in radiology.
Radiology
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
So, how does it work? First, the patient will be evaluated by his or her physician to determine if surgery is the right course of action. If so, a CT scan will be taken of the affected area to get an inside look at the patient’s unique anatomy. Then, the CT scan is uploaded into the MAKO System.

General Surgery
Orthopedics
John Schulte has long been fascinated by the human body’s capacity to repair itself. Growing up, he sustained a number of injuries while playing sports. Recovering from those injuries kindled his interest in orthopedics, and a desire to make a direct impact on patients’ lives led him to become a PA.
Sciatica
Our renowned surgical team is here to help diagnose and treat your spine, neck, or back pain. With experience treating sciatica, strains, osteoporosis, spinal fractures, herniated discs, and more, the surgeons can talk through your symptoms to ensure you receive the right plan of care to alleviate your pain.
Arthroscopy
Unlike open hip surgery, hip arthroscopy is a same-day surgery in which we use a camera (arthroscope) and tools to make repairs or to get a clear picture of what is wrong. Your surgeon may call it a hip scope since the procedure utilizes a fiberoptic camera. Typically, you will only be under general anesthesia for an hour or two. Since the procedure is minimally invasive, you’ll also be able to return home the same day as your surgery.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
General hip arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgery that we do at the South Carolina Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center to diagnose and treat hip problems such as hip impingement, labral tears, and loose cartilage fragments.
Ankle Surgery
Find out if you’re a good candidate for foot and ankle surgery by contacting South Carolina Sports Medicine in Charleston, SC, today.
Bunion Surgery
Contrary to popular belief, a bunion is not a growth or “bump” of bone in the big toe. It is actually an angulation of the joint, which can lead to pain, irritation, and even arthritis. In general, it is recommended to treat bunions without surgery as long as they are minimally painful. If a bunion becomes more severe, it is surgically correctable but it involves a substantial procedure where the bone must be cut and realigned. This surgery generally requires a few to several weeks of not bearing any weight on the affected foot. Bunion surgery can be immensely successful but must be chosen only after careful consideration.
Joint Replacement
If you need joint replacement surgery, either due to injury or chronic illness, you are likely experiencing extreme pain and limited mobility. Joint replacement is intended to greatly reduce that pain — often alleviating it entirely — and restore mobility to the affected area.
Hand Surgery
Dr. Wartinbee served his residency at the Duke University Orthopaedic Surgery after medical school. A fellowship in the Duke University Hand and Upper Extremity Fellowship Program followed. He has received many awards during his training including a Residents and Fellows Traveling Scholarship for the 28th Annual Adrian E. Flatt Residents and Fellows Conference in Hand Surgery and the 65th Annual Meeting of the ASSH; an Excellence in Patient Care Award from the Asheville Veterans Administration; numerous Gold Star Awards for excellence in patient care at Duke University Hospital; and Received the Bruce J. Brewer, M.D. Endowed Student Award in Orthopaedic Surgery for outstanding performance in Orthopaedic Surgery.
Orthopedic Surgery
Each of our hip doctors are board certified in orthopedic surgery and have extensive training and experience. We’ll help you make the best decision for your needs and understand your treatment plan.
Bunions
We have expert foot surgeons and ankle surgeons at our clinic in Charleston, SC, here to help you get back on your feet. Their specialties cover a wide array of foot and ankle ailments, including bunions, fractures/traumas/sprains, achilles ruptures, tendonitis, arthritis, flat feet, and bone spurs. Schedule a consultation and get back to your active lifestyle — pain-free.
Neurosurgery
Robotic Surgery
MAKO Robotic Surgery. Our arthritis doctors use this cutting-edge robotic surgery to install an implant that alleviates joint pain and osteoarthritis of the knee.
Arthroscopy
Because hip arthroscopy requires less anesthesia and only 2 or 3 very small 1/2 inch incisions, you will have less pain and scarring than an open hip surgery or hip replacement. Your risk of complications during or after surgery is much less. Additionally, your recovery time will be shorter, so you’ll be able to return to activities quickly. Most patients only require crutches for 2-4 weeks and can typically return to full activity in 2-4 months.
Hip Replacement
A hip replacement surgery can offer you the newfound mobility and relief from pain needed to recapture the quality of life you once enjoyed.
Knee Replacement
Dr. James D. Dalton, Jr., M.D. specializes in the newest techniques of knee and shoulder surgery. He thoroughly enjoys watching his patients recover and excel in their athletic pursuits. One of his patients was even on a winning Super Bowl team following a knee reconstruction. Learn how we can help you with your knee replacement or shoulder injury in Charleston, SC.
Knee Arthroscopy
Reconstructive Surgery
He takes great pride in watching his athletic patients excel in their sports after being injured. Likewise, he enjoys providing pain relief for older patients and seeing them return to full mobility after reconstructive surgery.

Lesions

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
Orthopaedics is a specialty of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and conditions of the musculoskeletal system (bones, muscles, and joints). Sports medicine is a sub-specialty of orthopaedics concerned with injuries to the musculoskeletal system as they relate to athletes. Orthopaedic spine care involves the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the neck and back. Schedule an appointment today.
Physical Therapy
During the procedure, your surgeon will remove the damaged parts of your joint and replace them with man-made parts. Often, you will move the new joint the same day of surgery and continue physical therapy throughout your healing process. After surgery, someone on our team is always available to answer your questions and help provide the easiest recovery.
Occupational Therapy
Tennis Elbow
Dr. Wartinbee treats injuries in the hand through the elbow, including but not limited to finger and hand fractures and arthritis, thumb pain and arthritis, trigger digits and locking of the fingers or thumb. He also treats hand masses, tendon injuries, DeQuervains tenosynovitis, wrist injuries and arthritis, distal radius and wrist fractures, forearm fractures and injuries, distal biceps tears of the elbow, epicondylitis, tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow. He joined the South Carolina Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center because of its strong reputation for excellent doctors who match top-notch care with great personalities.
Shoulder Pain
Flatfoot Correction
Ankle Sprain
Ankle fractures or broken ankles are one of the most common orthopaedic injuries. They usually result from falls, twisted ankles, or sports injuries. Many times, what is thought of as just a simple ankle sprain can actually be a subtle fracture. The only way to know for sure is with an X-ray. Most, but not all ankle fractures usually require surgical fixation. Newer techniques and implants allow for early movement and possibly quicker weight bearing. If you have injured your ankle and are having difficulty walking, don’t wait — schedule an appointment at our X-ray center in Charleston, SC, as soon as possible.
Neck Pain
Back Pain

Ankle Sprain
Bunions Problems
Bunions are bony bumps that form along the joint where your toe connects to the rest of your foot. Bunions can form over time, and result in a bulging lump that may be red or swollen in appearance. Despite their appearance, they are not growths, but result from an angulation of a bone in the big toe. Having a bunion may make it difficult to move your big toe, and can even contribute to ongoing pain in your foot.
Flat Feet
Foot Pain
Foot Injuries
Plantar Fasciitis

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