Advanced, patient-centered treatment for joint, spine, and nerve conditions — with less surgery, less medication, and better results.
At Medici Orthopaedics & Spine, you’re more than your MRI or X-ray.
Whether you're dealing with an old sports injury, recovering from surgery, or managing chronic pain, we take time to hear your story and create a personalized recovery plan that helps you heal — fully and actively.
Same-day and next-day visits often available.
Our fellowship-trained physicians identify the true source of your pain.
We stay with you from diagnosis through recovery — including rehab, therapy, and return to activity.
Just choose your location, and we’ll guide you from there.
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We care for active adults, athletes, weekend warriors, and anyone living with pain. From sports injuries and arthritis to spine conditions and nerve damage, we treat a full spectrum of orthopaedic and pain-related issues:
Our team uses advanced, evidence-based techniques that support healing while minimizing downtime.
We combine multiple therapies to maximize your outcome — because healing works best when it's integrated. Explore Our Treatments
Collaborative care from top specialists in orthopaedics, interventional pain, physical therapy, sports rehab, and neuropsychiatry.
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Read the latest insights from our providers to help you stay active, informed, and in control of your health.
Many patients with neuropathy, radiculopathy, or postherpetic neuralgia report intensified burning, tingling, and flare-ups during hot, humid weather. Heat-induced vasodilation, dehydration, and heightened inflammation can lower pain thresholds and disrupt nerve signaling, worsening symptoms. Scientific studies confirm temperature extremes alter pain processing, especially in conditions like diabetic neuropathy, MS, and CRPS. Proactive strategies—staying hydrated, avoiding peak heat, using cooling therapies, and monitoring activity—can help manage nerve pain through the summer months.
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Ankle and foot sprains are common, but persistent pain, swelling, or instability may signal a more serious injury like fractures, tendonitis, or nerve impingement. Ignoring red flags—such as inability to bear weight, recurrent “giving out,” or tingling—can lead to chronic issues and compensatory injuries. Early evaluation and targeted treatment help stabilize the joint, reduce inflammation, and promote proper healing. Seeking expert care quickly can prevent long-term damage and get you back on your feet safely.
Read full articleOur team delivers specialist care at convenient locations across Metro Atlanta:
Get expert tips on injury recovery, pain relief, joint health, and movement strategies—straight from our Fellowship-Trained team.
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