by Gretty Hollister | Apr 24, 2025 | Blog, Never Miss A Mile, Sports Medicine Featured Insights
You’ve committed to running 26.2, your training plan is in full swing, and the long runs are getting longer. But even with a solid diet, your body might need extra support to stay strong, recover well, and perform at its best. That’s where supplements come in. This...
by Gretty Hollister | Apr 18, 2025 | Blog, Never Miss A Mile, Sports Medicine Featured Insights
ROC is a proud sponsor of the 2025 Portland Marathon. As part of our “Never Miss a Mile” campaign, we’re committed to helping every runner go farther—stronger, safer, and smarter. Whether you’re running your first marathon or chasing a personal...
by Gretty Hollister | Apr 17, 2025 | Blog, Dr. Feinblatt Featured Insights, In The News
Stephanie Kralevich from Fox12 Oregon’s Good Day Living recently visited ROC’s Tualatin location to catch up with Jeffrey Feinblatt, M.D. Dr. Feinblatt has been with ROC for over 17 years, specializing in reconstructive knee, foot, and ankle surgery....
by Gretty Hollister | Apr 10, 2025 | Blog, Never Miss A Mile, Sports Medicine Featured Insights
Running is one of the most accessible and beneficial forms of exercise—but it also carries a high risk for injury, especially when done without proper training or recovery. At our orthopedic practice, we see runners of all levels—from weekend joggers to seasoned...
by Gretty Hollister | Apr 3, 2025 | Blog, Dr Cole Featured Insights, In The News
Dr. Elliott Cole, Sports Medicine and Knee Specialist, Chosen as Team Doctor for the 2025 Season ROC is excited to announce the appointment of Elliott Cole, M.D. M.P.H., as the official team doctor for the Lake Oswego High School Lacrosse Team for the 2025 season....
by Gretty Hollister | Apr 2, 2025 | Blog, Dr. Orvets Featured Insights
The triceps tendon connects the triceps muscle at the back of the upper arm to the elbow. It allows you to straighten your arm and perform pushing movements. Although rare, triceps tendon injuries can occur from a sudden fall, direct trauma, or lifting something...
