Dr. Terrell Joseph

06/18/2026

Considering a cortisone injection for shoulder pain?

Cortisone injections can help reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and improve mobility — but they aren't always a long-term solution. While many patients experience significant relief, repeated injections over time may affect tendon and cartilage health.

Learn the benefits, risks, and when it may be time to see a shoulder specialist: https://buff.ly/I7NqD6S

06/11/2026

Olympic gold medalist Trent Dimas has spent a lifetime pushing his body to the limit — from making gymnastics history at the 1992 Olympics to years of missionary work and physically demanding service projects around the world.

After years of wear and tear from elite athletics, Trent trusted Dr. Joseph for thoughtful, individualized care focused on keeping him active long term. Later, after suffering a severe clavicle fracture while living in Poland, Trent once again turned to Dr. Joseph for urgent treatment and recovery support.

Their story is one of trust, resilience, and compassionate care that goes far beyond the operating room: https://buff.ly/cSh7UQ7

06/03/2026

Compassionate care matters, especially after serious injuries.

Dr. Joseph is proud to care for patients of all ages helping individuals recover from fractures, orthopedic trauma, and complex injuries with thoughtful, personalized treatment.

Thank you for trusting Team Joseph during such an important time in their recovery journey.

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05/27/2026

Elbow pain during golf swings, workouts, or everyday activities could be a sign of golfer’s elbow.

Golfer’s elbow is a repetitive stress injury that affects the tendons on the inside of the elbow and can lead to:

• Pain or tenderness
• Stiffness in the elbow
• Weakness with gripping
• Numbness or tingling into the fingers

In this video, Dr. Joseph discusses the symptoms of golfer’s elbow, common causes, and treatment options that can help patients return to activity safely:

Golfer's elbow is an injury that can occur from repetitive use of the arm, such as swinging a golf club. Symptoms can include pain, stiffness, and weakness i...

05/20/2026

A broken collarbone can happen fast. One hard fall skiing, a mountain bike crash, or direct impact on the shoulder can lead to significant pain and limited arm movement.

Clavicle fractures are especially common in active patients and athletes throughout the mountains. Symptoms often include:

• Pain when lifting or moving the arm
• Swelling or bruising around the collarbone
• A visible bump or deformity
• Clicking, grinding, or instability in the shoulder

While some clavicle fractures heal well with a sling and time, others may require surgery to restore alignment and help patients safely return to sports and activity.

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05/15/2026

Most people expect a knee injury to come with swelling. But what if your knee catches, locks, or won’t fully straighten… without any noticeable swelling?

According to Dr. Joseph, this can still be a sign of a torn meniscus causing a mechanical blockage inside the joint.

If your knee is locking, even without swelling, it’s important to get evaluated before the problem worsens.

Learn more about meniscus tears and treatment options with Dr. Joseph: https://buff.ly/8nZEUij

05/06/2026

Is your wrist swollen, inflamed, or tender?

It could be a sign of nerve compression in the wrist.

In this video, Dr. Joseph explains what to look for, why it happens, and when to seek care:

Is your wrist swollen, inflamed, and tender? You may have nerve compression in the wrist.

04/28/2026

Comfortable visits. Thoughtful conversations. On-time care.

That’s the standard Dr. Joseph and his team strive for every patient.

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04/22/2026

ACL tear vs. meniscus tear — do you know the difference?

Dr. Joseph explains how these common knee injuries differ and how each is treated.

Watch the video to learn more:

ACL and meniscus tears are both common knee injuries. But what’s the difference? In this video, Dr. Joseph of Vail-Summit Orthopaedics & Neurosurgery explain...

04/16/2026

Wrist pain from your phone is becoming more common than you might think.

If you’ve noticed aching or stiffness in your wrist it could be a sign of smartphone wrist tendonitis. Repetitive texting and scrolling place strain on the small tendons in your wrist and thumb, leading to irritation over time.

In this new blog, Dr. Joseph breaks down how wrist tendonitis occurs, the early signs to watch for, and simple ways to prevent long term issues.

Small changes in how you use your phone can make a big difference: https://buff.ly/xItnggK