The winter is upon us and we're bundled up inside this year more than ever before. Caring for arthritis in 2020 has some extra challenges. But here are some ways to keep your joints healthy this winter.
Lauren Stokes is a Physician Assistant who brings 8 years of orthopedic experience to MCJR. She obtained her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science at Indiana University while competing in track and field. She then attended George Washington University where she completed her Masters in Physician Assistant Studies and Masters in Public Health.
Lauren enjoys all aspects of patient care but her passion is assisting in the operating room. She works part time and provides coverage for all MCJR surgeons.Her responsibilities include assisting in surgery, seeing new and post-operative patients, and performing joint injections. She is married with two children and enjoys traveling, cooking, and medical mission work.
If you would like more information about Lauren or our team, or would like to schedule an appointment please call our office at 317-455-1064.
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