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Dr. Luke Luetkemeyer Joins Midwest Orthopaedic Center
Adult reconstruction specialist is Peoria native
Peoria, Illinois (September 1, 2015)—Luke Luetkemeyer, M.D., has joined Midwest Orthopaedic Center, the largest and most diverse orthopedic group in downstate Illinois. Dr. Luetkemeyer will see patients at both the Peoria and Pekin offices of Midwest Orthopaedic Center, effective September 1, 2015.
Area’s First Walk-in Orthopaedic Clinic Offers Affordable Option for Sprains, Strains and Breaks
Midwest Ortho First lets patients skip the E.R., get immediate access to certified orthopaedic providers
Peoria, Illinois (July 27, 2015)—Midwest Orthopaedic Center is opening the area’s first walk-in clinic for same-day treatment of orthopaedic injuries, giving patients a timely, affordable option for the care of dislocations, fractures and sprains. Midwest Ortho First, which opens Saturday, August 1st, lets patients bypass a hospital emergency room or general urgent care center and see a certified orthopaedic provider without an appointment, saving time, cost and discomfort.
Dr. Adam Colen Joins Midwest Orthopaedic Center
Sports medicine specialist is Peoria native
Peoria, Illinois (July 25, 2015)—Adam Colen, D.O., has joined the team of sports medicine specialists at Midwest Orthopaedic Center, the largest and most diverse orthopedic group in downstate Illinois. Dr. Colen will see patients at both the Peoria and Pekin offices of Midwest Orthopaedic Center, effective August 3, 2015.
New “Smart” Digital X-Ray at Midwest Orthopaedic Center Makes Getting X-Rays Safer
First in Area with New Technology That Cuts Radiation Exposure 30-50%
Peoria, Illinois (April 20, 2015)—Midwest Orthopaedic Center is the first in Central Illinois to offer digital radiography—a “smart” digital X-ray system that significantly reduces the X-ray exposure patients receive during an exam, while producing better images for improved diagnosis. The Samsung XGEO GC80, now available at Midwest Orthopaedic Center, represents a major leap forward in X-ray technology. This wireless robotic system on average lowers the radiation dose to patients by 30 to 50 percent while providing a superior digital image.