Welcome Dr. Rick Weidenbener
Meet Dr. Rick Weidenbener, the newest member of the MCJR team! Dr. Weidenbener is a non-surgical sports medicine specialist who will see patients exclusively in our Bloomington office.
Meet Physician Assistant Adam McCormick
Meet Adam McCormick
Adam McCormick is the Physician Assistant for Dr. Carter. He completed his training from the University of Kentucky Physician Assistant Program. Adam grew up in Colorado Springs, CO, then moved to Indiana to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology at Indiana University.
Before pursuing a career as a PA, he worked as an EMT-Paramedic in Kentucky for four years. Adam primarily assists Dr. Carter in preoperative care, surgery, and post-operative follow-up appointments. He has loved being able to dramatically improve patients’ quality of life with joint replacement surgery. Currently, Adam lives near downtown Indianapolis with his wife, Sarah, and their two boys, Elijah and Matthias.
If you would like more information about Adam or his team,or you would like to schedule an appointment, then please call our office at 317-455-1064.
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