Orthopaedic Specialists PLLC

Orthopaedic Specialists PLLC Orthopaedic Specialists in Louisville, Kentucky is owned by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Stacie Grossfeld Dr. Stacie L.

Grossfeld is a graduate of the University of Louisville School of Medicine. She served her internship and residency at the University of Minnesota. She completed a fellowship in Sports Medicine at the Fowler- Kennedy Sports Medicine Center. She is certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery. She is an Assistant Clinical Professor for the Sports Medicine Fellowship Program for the Univer

sity of Louisville and instructor in The Department of Family Medicine. Dr. Grossfeld’s special interests are in knee and shoulder reconstruction and sports medicine. Education
Board Certified Part 1 and Part 2 : American Boards of Orthopaedic Surgery
Fellowship: 8/1/96 to 7/31/97
Sports Medicine, University of Western Ontario, Fowler-Kennedy Sports Center, London,
Ontario Sports Medicine Fellowship
Residency: 7/1/92 to 6/30/96
Orthopaedic Surgery: University of Minnesota Hospital and Clinics
Internship: 7/1/91 to 6/31/92
General Surgery: University of Minnesota Hospital and Clinics
Doctor of Medicine: 1987 to 1991
University of Louisville School of Medicine, Louisville, KY
Bachelor of Arts: 1982 to 1987; Biology and Chemistry
Indiana University Southeast, New Albany Indiana

Team Physician
U of L Women’s Soccer ( 2005-present)
U of L Women’s Lacrosse ( 2007 –present)
Louisville Ballet ( 2000- present)
WWE Midwest Training Facility (2000 – present)
Indiana University Southeast (1999- present)
Spaulding University, (1999-present)
Kentucky Karma: Women’s Football Team (2005- present)
North Oldham High School (2003- present)
South Oldham High School ( 2005- present)
Presentation Academy, Louisville Kentucky (1997-present)

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06/17/2026

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If you play a sport that involves a lot of throwing or a similar motion to it, or your daily activities require you to r...
06/16/2026

If you play a sport that involves a lot of throwing or a similar motion to it, or your daily activities require you to repetitively lift heavy objects, your shoulder pain might be a torn labrum. The only way to determine with any certainty that you have torn your labrum is with imaging tests like CT scans or MRIs. However, in order to narrow down the possible origin of your shoulder pain, doctors may perform simple, non-invasive movement tests like the Mayo Shear Test.

Check out our newest blog, "Shoulder Exam: How to Do a Mayo Shear Test for Labral Tears in the Shoulder," to learn more!

🔵 https://louisvillebones.com/shoulder-exam-how-to-do-a-mayo-shear-test-for-labral-tears-in-the-shoulder/

Thank you for your review, Maureen! We're happy that we could help you out and are always here if you need us!
06/15/2026

Thank you for your review, Maureen! We're happy that we could help you out and are always here if you need us!

If you’re suffering from persistent, long-term shoulder pain, you’ve lost your strength or range of motion in your shoul...
06/12/2026

If you’re suffering from persistent, long-term shoulder pain, you’ve lost your strength or range of motion in your shoulder, and you feel like you’ve tried everything (ice, rest, painkillers, waiting) — It’s time to consult an orthopaedic doctor.

Rotator cuff tears are found in 30-50% of the population ages 50+ and are one of the most common injuries to require surgical treatment. However, the longer you wait to seek help, the lower the chances of recovery are. Optimal healing is contingent on remaining proactive, diligent, and healthy.

Check out our blog, "Recovering From Rotator Cuff Surgery? Try These 5 Tips For Optimal Recovery," to learn more!
https://louisvillebones.com/recovering-from-rotator-cuff-surgery-5-tips-for-optimal-recovery/

Cycling is a great activity for staying fit and exploring new places. Like any sport, there are some common injuries tha...
06/11/2026

Cycling is a great activity for staying fit and exploring new places. Like any sport, there are some common injuries that can occur in cycling. Some of these injuries occur due to overuse, and some result from acute trauma.

Check out our blog and learn what the 5 common cycling injuries are.
https://louisvillebones.com/5-common-cycling-injuries/

We're always happy to hear that we were able to help. Thank you for your recommendation, Adam!
06/09/2026

We're always happy to hear that we were able to help. Thank you for your recommendation, Adam!

When it comes to surgical needles, like most other medical equipment, there are different sizes. The most common sizes r...
06/08/2026

When it comes to surgical needles, like most other medical equipment, there are different sizes. The most common sizes range from 16-27 gauge, which is the unit of measurement used for needle thickness. The diameter of a needle gets smaller as the gauge number increases. So, a lower gauge will be a thicker needle, and a higher gauge will be thinner. Additionally, needles will vary in length, usually from .375″ – 3.5″ (Abdul Karim, Medsitis).

Check out our blog, "Surgical Needle Sizes," to learn more!
https://louisvillebones.com/surgical-needle-sizes/

If you are feeling pain in your shoulder, your doctor may conduct a shoulder adductor test. Because the shoulder is made...
06/04/2026

If you are feeling pain in your shoulder, your doctor may conduct a shoulder adductor test. Because the shoulder is made up of two joints, the glenohumeral joint and the acromioclavicular joint, this test can help identify which of them may be producing the pain. A shoulder adduction test determines if someone has acromioclavicular pain, or pain at the AC joint.

Check out our blog, "How To Do a Shoulder Adduction Test for Acromioclavicular Pain," to learn more!
https://louisvillebones.com/how-to-do-a-shoulder-adduction-test-for-acromioclavicular-pain/

We're very happy that we were able to get to a resolution, Chris! Thank you for your kind words and review!
06/03/2026

We're very happy that we were able to get to a resolution, Chris! Thank you for your kind words and review!

Hip bursitis is inflammation of the bursa, a small, fluid-filled sac that reduces friction between tissues. The iliotibi...
06/02/2026

Hip bursitis is inflammation of the bursa, a small, fluid-filled sac that reduces friction between tissues. The iliotibial band is a common cause for hip bursitis, causing irritation and inflammation as it crosses the greater trochanteric region of the hip bone. The main symptom is pain on the outside of your hip, which can become sharp and intense, especially when you press on it or lie on that side. You might notice the pain worsening with activities like walking, climbing stairs, or standing for long periods. Women tend to get hip bursitis much more than men because they have a wider pelvis, but middle-aged and elder people are also affected more often. Bursa pain is no joke, but there are several methods of hip bursitis treatment that you can try to help manage the pain.

Check out our blog, "Hip Bursitis Treatment in Louisville, KY," to learn more!
🔵 https://louisvillebones.com/hip-bursitis-treatment-in-louisville-ky/

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4001 Kresge Way, Ste 330
Louisville, KY
40207

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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 3:30pm
Friday 8am - 2pm

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