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Your Guide to Managing Joint Pain in the Summer Heat

While many people associate joint pain with cold winter weather, hot and humid summers in the Shoals can also contribute to increased discomfort. Whether you’re spending time on the golf course, working in the yard, or enjoying outdoor activities along the Tennessee River, summer conditions can sometimes make joint pain more noticeable.  Why Is My Joint Pain Worse in ...
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Benefits of Seeing a Sports Medicine Doctor

If you are a coach, a parent, a pro athlete, a weekend warrior, or just someone who wants to continue to be active even in later life, there are numerous benefits of seeing a sports medicine doctor. Whether your injury is due to

Non-Surgical Solutions for Knee Arthritis

A Longer-Lasting Option for Knee Arthritis Pain

Knee arthritis pain can change over time—and for many people, relief from traditional treatments doesn’t last as long as they’d like. At NABJC, we offer advanced nonsurgical options, including a longer-lasting steroid injection designed to help manage knee pain more

Practice Update: Dr. Brittany Homcha’s Transition

A Letter from Our Leadership Dear Patient, We’re writing to share an important update regarding your orthopedic care at North Alabama Bone & Joint Clinic. Dr. Brittany Homcha will be concluding her time with NABJC on May 31, 2026, as

New Year, New Habits: Protecting Your Joints in 2026

At North Alabama Bone & Joint Clinic, patients often ask how to stay active safely while protecting their joints, especially at the start of a new year. As January begins in the Shoals, many residents are looking to become more

Cold Weather and Your Joints: What You Need to Know

At North Alabama Bone & Joint Clinic, patients often ask how cold winter weather affects theirjoints and what they can do to stay comfortable. As winter approaches in the Shoals, manyresidents notice increased stiffness or achiness. Jeffrey Goodman, MD, explains

The Heat Is On: How Summer Weather Affects Your Joints

When most people think about joint pain, they tend to associate it with colder temperatures. Butat North Alabama Bone & Joint Clinic (NABJC), we often see patients whose symptoms actuallyworsen in the summer. Jonathan Wright, MD, says warmer weather can