The Alpine Clinic Providers and Staff look forward to their training on eClinicalworks which will be the new system used clinic-wide for recording and storing patient medical files. This is a secure system that is dedicatedto improving health care by providing technology and services that will be efficient, and ultimately improve the quality of care of our patients.
As the top Orthopaedic practice in the north country, we  understand there will be a learning curve with this new system and hope that our patients will join in our excitement during this transition.

Dr. O’Neill will be traveling to present at the ACSM Annual Meeting being held in Baltimore this June.
With a growing population of “Master Athletes”, Dr. O’Neill has choosen to speak about aging athletes and the lag between their head and their health. Also discussed, is the topic of Health or Ego? When is exercise too much for the body and considered “unhealthy”?

If you would like to preview Dr. O’Neill’s PowerPoint titled, SPORT PSYCHOLOGY & RETURN TO PLAY: Does the Head Lag Behind the Knee? Or Vice Versa?... please contact his office by phone (603.536.2270)or email (doneill@thelalpineclinic.com)

Introduction to Core Strength- 85057

This workshop is designed to provide insight into the biomechanics and science behind core strength and stability for effective movement. Throughout this active seminar, participants will experience an introduction to the concepts underlying core training and insight into how to use exercises designed to improve posture and functioning of joints in the arms, legs, and especially the hips and knees.
Dr. O’Neill will provide the medical basis for the therapeutic aspects of core-related exercise practice. Whether you have very healthy knees and hips or have experienced pain and/or injury in these joints, you are sure to gain some helpful information from this 3-hour workshop.

For additional information, please visit: plymouth.edu/frost/communityeducation/courses

The Alpine Clinic began seeing patients at its new medical office building in Franconia on November 2nd. There has been an overwhelming response of congratulations from almost everyone who walks in the doors. From patients, to family and friends, it is clear that The Alpine Clinic prides itself on quality, service, and development.
 
For almost two years, Drs. O’Neill, Chen, and MacArthur have been making their dream a reality to build a flagship medical office building where they can provide their patients with all the conveniences of a modern orthopaedic medical practice, and where they can house a central location for their ongoing clinical research. The new medical office building will facilitate The Alpine Clinic’s goals of becoming New England’s premier provider of orthopaedic services, and to continue their ongoing pursuit of scholarship, research, and evidence based practice. 
 
Additionally, The Alpine Clinic is pleased to announce that it is leasing a section of their new building to PainCare, which is a very successful and well established pain management practice with several locations in southern New Hampshire. Dr. Michael O’Connell, the owner of PainCare, has recognized that residents of Northern New Hampshire deserve to have access to the expertise and quality of an elite pain management practice. He is proud to announce the expansion of his practice to Plymouth and Franconia. For more information on PainCare, please see their website- www.painmd.com

Event Details:
Saturday, November, 21st @ 2:00PM
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
1095 Profile Road
Franconia, NH 03580

The Plymouth Youth Basketball Team  lit up the court at the TD Garden during halftime of the Celtics game Wednesday night. Thousands of fan’s, including the Celtic’s dance team, cheered them on as they played a great game!  Way to go Boys!

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The Athletic Training Club will hold their first meeting on November 8th @ 5:ooPM at The Common Man Inn & Spa in Plymouth, NH.

This is a chance for area Athletic Trainers to discuss current events and concerns within their athletic communities. Because high school settings can be isolating for these athletic trainers, it is The Alpine Clinic’s hope to bring these professionals together.

For more information about this meeting, please contact our plymouth office at 603.536.2270.

Border’s Bookstore in Concord, NH will be hosting a book signing for Dr. O’Neill  on October 17th at 2PM. He will be on hand to answer questions and talk knee’s for those who are interested. We all know someone with knee problems or facing knee surgery, so stop in a get a copy of Dr. O’Neill’s book- KNEE SURGERY: The Essential Guide to Total Knee Recovery.

For more information, please visit  http://www.KneeSurgeryGuide.com.

Dr. O’Neill traveled to Europe this past December on a two-part mission for The Alpine Clinic. His first stop was Engelberg, Switzerland to meet up with the United States Ski Jump Team – including nationals champ and New Hampshire’s own, Nick Alexander. During his time in Switzerland he worked with the team and attend one of their important Pre-Olympic meets.

Picture taken during Dr. O'Neill's recent trip to Switzerland

Dr. O’Neill then traveled to London, England to meet with Tim Harkness. Tim is the Assistant Director of Sports Science with the premier football league, Chelsea. Chelsea is in the forefront of using Biofeedback and other innovative injury prevention & rehabilitation methods in order to keep their elite soccer players healthy.

Dr. O'Neill (left) with Tim Harkness (right) while visiting with Chelsea FC.

For more information on Chelsea FC, please visit: http://www.chelseafc.com/

Dr. O’Neill, along with his partners and staff at The Alpine Clinic are already pioneering ways to improve performance in all of their patients, not just their top athletes. They hope to have their own biofeedback program up and running this summer.