I saw Dr Kevin Wall through Health Partners, think he is really from St. Paul
Ramsey clinic, St. Paul, now called Regions Hospital. He was good, supportive
very occupational medicine focus.
However, I got my diagnosis, (pronator teres syndrome) from
Dr. Richard Hills,Physical Therapist and Doctor of Chiropractic, Director, Rehabilitation Clinic Northwester College of Chiropractic 2501 West Eighty-Fourth Street Bloomington, MN 55431-1599 Phone 612-885-5404
Thomas G. Benson
Benson Pain Prevention Center
504 108th Ave., NW
Coon Rapids, MN 55408
612-755-1366
Dr. Paul Gannon Cardiovascular/Thoracic Vascular Surgeon Vascular Surgery Associates 3960 Coon Rapids Blvd., Suite 216 Coon Rapids, MN 55433 612-427-8547 Dr. Robin Crandall Orthopedic Partners Fridey, MN.
Instrumental Artists Hotline and Clinic
Sister Kenny Institute
800 E. 28th St.
Minneapolis, MN 55407
(612) 863-4495
Director: Dr. Jeanine Speier
Lois C. Sjogren Minnesota Myotherapy and Fitness 601 W. 28th St Minneapolis, MN 55408 612-872-6935
Mayo Clinic
200 Second St.
Rochester, MN 55905
(5O7) 284-2511 X 7129
Contact: Dr. Ann Schutt
I live in Rochester, MN. I have seen Dr. Peter Amadio. An orthopedist at Mayo Clinic for the last 5+ years. The telephone number for the general appt office is 507-266-5800. They will lead you through the process to get an appt with a doctor. The general telephone number for Mayo Clinic is 507-284-2511.
I highly recommend Dr. Peter Amadio, hand surgeon, of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester,Mn. He has done 5 different hand surgeries for me all successful and one for kienbock's disease on my son also successful. A very caring and talented surgeon. Mayo Clinic appointment nu. 507-266-5800
Columbia Park Medical Group
Occupational Medicine Department
6401 University Avenue, NE #200 Clinic Founded 1980
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432
AOEC Contact: Donald Johnson, MD, MPH 612-572-5710 FAX 612-571-3008 Dorothy Quick
Sharon Butler, Certified Hellerwork Practitioner
I am in St. Paul. I highly recommend Orthopaedic Sports Inc or OSI. They have offices in Lake Elmo/Woodbury, White Bear, Maplewood, Forest Lake and Stillwater. I have seen Maureen Scanlon who is a hand/arm therapist. She is wonderful.
I highly recommend OSI which is a PT center in the twin cities. I see Steve (back) in West St Paul and Maureen in Maplewood/Stillwater and White Bear Lake. OSI= Orthopedic Sports Inc.
I didn't get the original message for this, but I'm in Roseville. My therapist is Sue Wagner at Metropolitan Hand Therapy and Rehabilitation. They are in downtown St. Paul: 651-223-5406. I believe she is a PT/CHT. I've been very pleased with her. She spent a long time diagnosing my problems and was able to recreate all the painful spots I was having. We've done a number of things that have improved my condition (although it's not gone yet). There's also a bunch of other therapists at that clinic who would probably be good too.
In the Minneapolis/St. Paul area, I was quite happy with my PT/CHT (certified hand therapist) Sue Wagner at:
Metropolitan Hand Therapy and Rehabilitation Ritchie Medical Plaza 310 North Smith Ave Suite 130 St. Paul, MN 55102 651-223-5406
Ken Youngberg Therapeutic Bodyworks 13911 Ridgedale Drive, Suite 255 Minnetonka, MN 55305 Phone: 952-835-1531 Pager: 612-329-3327 Fax: 952-835-1453 E-mail Us: info @ kytherapeuticbodyworks . com Website: http://www.kytherapeuticbodyworks.com/
I have a friend named Karen Kullman. The last I heard she was with Body Balance Healing Center: 651-222-2218. (400 Selby in St. Paul, right off of 94 and Kellogg/Dale) I know her personally and she is great.
There is also a WONDERFUL massage school that specializes in ALL kinds of massage. It is Sister Rosalind School of Massage. Since they have supervised students, the cost is lower. 651-228-0960 (St. Paul). They also have locations in Highland Park, Burnsville and Maplewood.
The 3rd alternative I could find is The Minneapolis School of Massage and Body Work. (220 Lowery Ave NE in Mpls.) 612-788-1320
I am willing to bet both schools will have some ideas about Rolfers and may even have a few themselves. (Also, you could try it at the schools for less and if you do not like it, you're not out too much money.)
Ramsey Clinic
Occupational and Environmental Medicine &
Occupational Medicine Residency Training Program
640 Jackson Street Clinic Founded 1979
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101-2595
AOEC Contact: Paula Geiger, Administrative Secretary 612-221-3771 FAX 612-221-8848 Steve Kirkhorn, MD
My Chiro's name is Dr. Tim Whelan in White Bear Lake, MN. He has been practicing for only about 4 years or less. I think that is a good thing, in my case, because his recent schooling included dealing with RSI versus just the standard car accidents and hereditary problems. He charges $240 for 12 sessions, cash. Otherwise the fee is higher because he has to type up all the insurance co reports, etc, plus the delay in payment. He truly has the goal of eliminating pain in people with RSI. I highly recommend him.
I have Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, wrist and elbow tendinitis, ulnar nerve damage and Myofascial Pain Syndrome. I HIGHLY recommend my Sports Medicine Gp in White Bear Lake, MN. His name is Dr. David Thorson. I do not know if he is taking on new patients right now, though. It cannot hurt to call. 651-426-6402 (option #3). He is with MinnHealth. I have seen 2 decent ortho guys. One is Dr. Jeff Husband. He is affiliated with Park Nicollet Clinics. He is very blunt and fair. The other is an IME doc, HOWEVER, he is very good at surgery and is fair. His name is Dr. Mark Falconer. I do not know what clinic he is affiliated with. You could call EvaluMed (in Edina) and ask. Your best bet is to find a Sports Medicine GP. They tend to know more about RSI's and dont cost the insurer as much as a specialist. If you need the name of an AWESOME physical therapy clinic in the Cities, I recommend OSI or Orthopaedic Sports, Inc. They have offices in Woodbury, White Bear, Stillwater and Forest Lake. Worth the drive. (I recommend Maureen and Steve P.)