Spears In-House

TLSO and LSO Spinal Braces with Medicare Approval

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contracts

We have contratcs with and can provide
in-patient the following hospitals:

Baptist Memorial Hospitals: Memphis, Collierville, Desoto, Oxford, Covington, Ripley, Dyersburg and Jackson, TN;
Methodist Hospitals: University, North, South and Germantown;
St. Francis Hospitals: Memphis and Bartlett; ALL children's Hospitals

We provide these for Physician, Physical Therapy groups and offices.

Osteoarthritis doesn't care about Springtime 

Unloader Knee Brace

With Osteoarthritis, joints tend fall out of alignment. This mis-alignment whenever present in the knee causes the joint to erode the bone surfaces. The erosion will cause pain during weight bearing. With the population starting to age, osteoarthritis is becoming more prevalent.

How does this brace work?? The Unloader shifts the knee back into the correct alignment applying pressures both above and below the joints. This pressure reduces the angular vertical load thru the knee and places the knee into the correct alignment. By placing the knee in the proper alignment, there is a huge decrease in pain during weight bearing.

Time to replace Children's AFOs and Shoes

With the Springtime approaching, it's time to get your children's AFOs replaced for the next 6 month of growth. This will keep them on track for a proper fit as well as prevent any problems associated with an ill fitting orthosis. Call for an appointment with one of our Pediatric Specialist.

Complimentary clinic for ALL Amputees-Memphis office 

 
You will meet privately with an ABC Prosthetist who will examine your current prosthetic needs. They will verify the fit and function of your prosthesis. Discuss the newest technology including if the use of Bionics would increase your independence. We can together formulate the perfect prosthesis for your lifestyle. Our insurance specialists will discuss any out of pocket expenses. We will also make recommendations for your Physician. A post-clinic visit with your MD is required.

We are an evidence based practice fully accredited in both locations. We are the ONLY accredited

Post-Mastectomy facility in Shelby Co.

We have exclusive contracts with ALL area hospitals. We support
St. Jude &
Le Bonheur  Children's Hospitals

 New Design Helps Restore Normal Gait

This foot is designed for high impact amputees. Increases their functional independence and will work with both below and above knee amputees. 

• Vertical shock absorption and dynamic energy return
• NEW titanium coil spring offers over 14mm of vertical travel designed to absorb vertical shock forces and reduce pressure on the residual limb.  The dynamic energy return of the coil spring gives the Re-Flex Rotate a lighter and more responsive feel.
• Rotational shock absorption - designed to dampen shear forces and pressure on residual limb for increased comfort. The rotational shock absorption is particularly beneficial for users whose daily routines involve frequent side-to-side and turning movements.
• Ease of use - Shock absorption unit requires no adjustment by the user or the prosthetist. The shock kit is offered in 8 categories to match each user's specific needs and the height adjustment for the Re-Flex Rotate is very simple.
• EVO™ technology - proprietary foot shell design promotes a more fluid and energetic forward progression by mimicking the natural movement of the human foot from heel-strike to toe-off. 

If qualified: Medicare, VA and most insurance coverage. 

Contact our office to see if this foot could increase your independence.  

Medicare will not pay for any items ordered by a Physician that is not enrolled by that date.

Call (901) 763-6999 for your complimentary one on one appointment.

Call (901) 763-6999 for your complimentary copies.

Samon roste in Sauce
Take a Salmond, and cut him rounde, chyne and all, and roste the pieces on a gredire; And take wyne, and pouder of Canell, and drawe it thorgh a streynour; And take smale myced oynons, and caste there-to, and let hem boyle; And then take vynegre or vergeous, and pouder ginger, and cast there-to; and then ley the samon in a dissh, and cast the strip theron al hote, and serue it forth.
275 ml/10 fl oz/1 1/4 cups medium-dry fruity white wine 175 g/6 oz small onions, peeled and finely chopped Good pinch of ground cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon white wine vinegar Good pinch of ground ginger 6 salmon cutlets, about 2.
5 cm/1 inch thick Oil for grilling  No oil or fat is mentioned in the original recipe, but they are suggested for frying other fish in the same manuscript.
Fish must be grilled on a greased surface whether cooked over the heat or under it as we cook it now.
Oil was the obvious medium to use, because salmon could be eaten at Lenten meals, when strictly pious people did not eat butter.
We do not need to 'streyne' our wine or spices today.
Cook the wine, onions and cinnamon gently in an open pan until the onions are soft and the wine is slightly reduced.
Add the vinegar and ginger, and leave at the side of the stove.
Heat the grill while you brush the fish cutlets with oil on both sides.
Grill them under moderate heat, turning once, until just cooked.
Serve each cutlet with a spoonful of wine and onions on top.
from The Medieval Cookbook by Maggie Black Chapter 6, "The Court of Richard II"