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2025 WIAA Sports Physicals
Thank you to everyone who attended! Check back for information on Bone & Joint’s 2026 sports physicals event.
Tuesday, July 8th 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Bone & Joint is offering FREE sports physicals on Tuesday, July 8th! In addition, our Sports Medicine physicians and athletic trainers will be on-site to provide FREE education on concussions, nutrition, athletic training and our Walk-In Care services.
Jessica L. Juntunen, MD – Sports Medicine Specialist
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Meet Molly Fermanich, PTA
Molly Fermanich, PTA, is a physical therapist assistant with Bone & Joint in Central Wisconsin.
Since joining Bone & Joint’s physical therapy team in 2023, Molly has helped people recover from orthopedic injuries or surgery. Molly has a special interest in sports medicine, wound care, and cardiopulmonary rehabilitation.
Education
Molly holds an Associate in Applied Science degree through the Physical Therapists Assistant program at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in Green Bay.
Interests
When she’s not at the clinic, Molly enjoys spending time with family and friends. She enjoys listening to music and outdoor activities, especially fishing and hunting. She also has an affinity for dogs, sports, and […]
Meet Roger Gregush, DO
Roger Gregush, DO, is an orthopedic surgeon who is fellowship-trained in adult joint reconstruction. Dr. Gregush sees patients at Bone & Joint’s clinics in Rib Mountain and Plover, Wisconsin.
Dr. Gregush specializes in complex hip and knee revisions. He performs total joint replacements in the knee, hip, and shoulder, as well as post-traumatic joint reconstruction. Besides these specialties, Dr. Gregush provides other aspects of orthopedic surgical care, including:
- Robotic Assisted Total Knee and Total Hip Arthroplasty
- Direct Anterior Approach Minimally Invasive Total Hip Arthroplasty
- Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty
- Knee and Shoulder Arthroscopy
- Anatomic and Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty
- Upper and Lower Extremity Trauma
- Fracture Care
- Hand […]
Stop bunion pain for good with Lapiplasty 3D Bunion Correction
Is your bunion causing pain and limiting your activities?
You can stop bunion pain for good with Lapiplasty®, a 3D Bunion Correction™ treatment.
Imagine what it would be like to walk without pain or wear your favorite sandals again because the unsightly bump is gone.
This transformation is a reality for many people who choose to treat their bunion with the innovative Lapiplasty, 3D bunion correction procedure.
Bunions Are More Than a Bump
Contrary to common misconceptions, bunions, also known as hallux valgus, are more than bumps on the side of the foot.
Bunions form due to the instability of a joint in the middle of […]
Meet Jeremy Sherman, PT
Jeremy Sherman, PT, offers physical therapy services to people of all ages at Bone & Joint Physical Therapy in Medford.
Jeremy has expertise in post-surgical rehabilitation, sports medicine, and general orthopedics. He is also knowledgeable about gait training and throwing injuries. Jeremy also holds certification in Trigger Point Dry Needling.
Physical therapy speeds recovery from surgery and orthopedic injuries.
Jeremy works with each individual to develop a customized treatment plan. Using his expert knowledge of body mechanics, Jeremy helps people recover from surgery and sports injuries. With his training in dry needling, he can manipulate painful muscular trigger points to relieve pain and improve movement.
As […]
Meet Christian L. Tomski, PA-C
Christian L. Tomski, PA-C
Christian L. Tomski, PA-C, is a physician assistant board-certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. He provides general orthopedic and sports medicine care.
As a physician assistant, Christian provides high-quality, comprehensive care. He assists Dr. Halverson with surgical cases in the operating room and sees patients at Bone & Joint’s Plover and Rib Mountain locations.
Specialties
Christian Tomski has a special interest in joint replacement. He also has specialized training in foot and ankle orthopedic surgery. He helps people as they prepare for and […]
Tight hip flexors are a real pain
Whether you work at a desk all day or drive a vehicle, if your job requires sitting, you’re at risk for hip pain caused by tight hip flexors. Who knew sitting could cause an overuse injury?
At the other end of the activity spectrum, if you’re an avid runner or cyclist, you’re also at risk.
Both sitting and repetitive leg actions can shorten and tighten the hip flexors. Combine these activities with weak core and thigh muscles, and you have a recipe for pain and stiffness.
What are hip flexors?
The hip flexors are the muscles in the front of your thigh connecting […]
Is your child’s backpack a blessing or a burden?
Is your child complaining about back or neck pain? It could be their backpack.
It’s hard to believe that thousands of central Wisconsin students have been in school for months now with backpacks filled with assignments and books strapped to their backs. But is your child’s backpack a blessing or a burden?
Many of these convenient carryalls will lead to back and neck pain.
Even the best-fitting backpack can cause health issues if it’s too full. The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons […]
Meet Nick Aschbrenner, MOTR/L
Nick Aschbrenner, MOTR/L is an occupational therapist.
Nick joined Bone & Joint’s physical therapy team to work with people of all ages who have challenges performing everyday tasks. After an initial assessment, Nick creates a treatment plan for each patient. His goal is to help people live and move as pain free as possible, so they are able to maintain their independence.
He chose a career in physical therapy because he enjoys forming relationships with his patients to support them during difficult times.
Nick helps people recover from orthopedic conditions, surgery, and fractures. He provides services to rehabilitate shoulders, wrists, hands, and fingers. He also […]
What is arthroscopy?
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure. It allows orthopedic surgeons to look inside the body. Providers can diagnose and repair injuries to the joints or the muscles, tendons, ligaments, and cartilage in the body.
During the surgery, the surgeon makes a series of button-hole-sized incisions near the injured or diseased area. Then the surgeon inserts a thin tube holding a micro-camera into each incision. As the surgeon guides the camera through the affected area, the camera projects video images onto a monitor.
Arthroscopy allows the surgeon to see what’s happening inside the body without major surgery.
What are the benefits of arthroscopic surgery?
Arthroscopic surgery allows […]
