Tracy Wartman has had her share of running-related injuries over the last 30 years. However, it wasn’t until the last year that she had an injury that required more extensive care. Fortunately, she knew she could turn to her long-time physician, Coordinated Health Podiatric Surgeon Edward Schwartz to get her back on track. Tracy’s had her share of running-related injuries over the years. In fact, she got to know Coordinated Health Podiatric Surgeon Dr. Schwartz so well that she babysat his kids when she was younger. She says her injuries were normal for runners and ranged from small stress fractures to ankle sprains that generally went away with minimal issues. However, last year she began to experience prolonged foot pain that wouldn’t go away. “I knew it was time to go see Dr. Schwartz when it literally hurt to wear shoes,” said Tracy. Dr. Schwartz told Tracy that she had a development of bone spurs on the back of her heel, right where the achilles tendon attaches. “When there are bone spurs in that area it tends to get very sore when it rubs against shoes and she was putting in quite a bit of mileage at this point so it wasn’t surprising that she was having quite a bit of pain,” says Dr. Schwartz. Initially Dr. Schwartz tried conservative treatment methods like physical therapy, over-the-counter medication and ultrasound treatments, but, the pain persisted and she was unable to run. Finally, Dr. Schwartz told her that her best chance of being able to run pain free again was through surgery. While nervous about having surgery, Tracy says she completely trusted Dr. Schwartz. “He knows how I am with running and wanting to be active so when he said that surgery was an option, I said, let’s just do it,” says Tracy. Tracy admits that getting back into running was a slow process. “It was a frustrating and liberating process. After months in the boot I was happy to be outside and running again, but I didn’t want to rush because I really wanted to make sure that everything healed correctly,” she says. Now Tracy is back to her running routine and says she is grateful to Dr. Schwartz and would absolutely recommend him. “I would absolutely recommend Dr. Schwartz. I’ve been seeing him for over 30 years, my family all goes to him as well and we trust him 110 percent,” she says. For more information about Studio1300 Productions contact ► http://studio1300video.com Martin Wambold - Editor, Videographer and Graphics Hannah Bean Ropp - Writer/Video Producer

Dylan's VICTORY with Dr Slenker Since lacrosse and football are played during different seasons, Dylan chose to play both sports. However, an injury during a football game almost left him unable to play either. His main concern with surgery was whether he would be able to play lacrosse in the spring, specifically his college showcases. He is thankful for Dr. Slenker’s quick actions. “The process at Coordinated Health was amazing. I got an X-ray just 20 minutes after my injury. Dr. Slenker did an excellent job and my PT’s were great! Now if I’m ever injured, I know where to go,” says Dylan. For more information about Coordinated Health contact ► https://coordinatedhealth.com/ For more information about Studio1300 Productions contact ► http://studio1300video.com Martin Wambold - Editor, Videographer and Graphics Hannah Bean Ropp - Writer/Video Producer FinalCut X / Canon C100

Rock Climber Kristin Jaquim would never give up. When your an athlete, there is always a chance that you could suffer an injury, but those chances go up when you choose to do extreme sports like rock climbing. After her injury, Kristin chose to see Coordinated Health Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Jason Rudolph to continue doing the activity she enjoys. "All my friends and family recommended Dr. Rudolph," says Kristin. Now 16 weeks post surgery, Kristin is confident and back to climbing, and reaching new heights, thanks to the team she trusts at Coordinated Health. Follow Kristin as we interview her at North Summit Climbing Gym, and she explains her complete recovery. 2016 Greater Lehigh Valley SILVER Addy Award Martin Wambold - Editor, Videographer and Graphics Hannah Bean Ropp - Writer/Video Producer For more information about Coordinated Health contact ► https://coordinatedhealth.com/ For more information about Studio1300 Productions contact ► http://studio1300video.com FinalCut X / Canon C100 [DISCLAIMER!] ALL images are copyrighted to it's rightful owner. ALL audio and third part contents in this video belongs to their rightful owners also. This was made for entertainment purposes only

My name is James Simpson and I’ve been doing mixed martial arts for over 35 years. Over the last couple of years I just started noticing, wow… something isn’t right. My kicks were getting softer, I was starting to hurt a little more, I’m feeling a lot of pain and this just isn’t good. I finally went to Dr. Carl Weiss from Coordinated Health, and he confirmed what I didn’t want to know and didn’t want to hear. I needed both hips replaced. My hips were pretty much worn down to nothing, from all the years of stretching and kicking, and rolling around, and he told me it’s a common thing now in martial artists. I had two hips done, the first one I did at the beginning of this year in January and after that I was like wow this no pain is incredible. I went right back after my visit and asked when can we do the next one. Two months later, I did the second one and the relief is just incredible. I was up and walking around that day of surgery, which blew my mind and it took a little bit of time but within a week or two I was back on the mat walking around getting more and more flexible. I was so amazed, after I got them done my life came back, I got the joy of teaching again, I could move again, there was no pain, it was like it just rejuvenated me. I was so happy with my outcome, I knew somebody else who had the trouble, I recommended Dr Weiss to her, and she’s recovered and amazed and back on the mat training as well. Special Thanks to Shihan James Simpson and The Allentown location of Tiger Schulmann’s Martial Arts For more information about the services at Coordinated Health visit ► https://coordinatedhealth.com For more information about Studio1300 Video Productions ► https://studio1300video.com Martin Wambold - Videographer, Editor, Graphics Hannah Bean Ropp - Writer/Video Producer

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Fitness enthusiast and owner of Danko Gym, Larry Danko, is no stranger to aches and pains. As a lifelong athlete, he’s had his share of sports related injuries. However, when his hip pain began to interfere with his everyday activities, he knew he needed to seek help. “I was a football player, a power lifter, wrestler, golfer through my whole life and they all kind of transformed one after another so I never really gave my body the necessary break that it needed,” he says. Danko initially believed he just had a groin pull, but imaging studies revealed that he actually had advanced osteoarthritis and his joints were bone-on-bone. “A joint is made up of bone and cartilage and when we say someone is bone-on-bone, that means they don’t have any cartilage left,” says Coordinated Health Orthopedic Physician Christopher Samujh, M.D. Anterior Hip Replacement Danko began to research his options when it came to hip replacements and was pleasantly surprised to find that he had several options. The one he was most excited about was the anterior approach, which is recommended for patients with an active lifestyle. As he searched for an orthopedic surgeon who performed the procedure locally, he came across one of his own gym member Dr. Samujh. “The anterior approach is a good fit for someone like Larry. One of the benefits is that after the surgery there are no restrictions and the recovery is faster for at least the first few weeks,” says Dr. Samujh. Dr. Samujh explains that during an anterior hip, he goes through the front of the hip to replace the hip joint. He refers to the surgery as a muscle sparing procedure, which means that no muscles are cut; they are simply moved to the side. The Road to Recovery- Dr. Samujh was impressed with Danko’s speedy recovery. “I called his cell phone to check on him at 10 a.m. the morning after surgery and he was already halfway home,” laughed Dr. Samujh. Danko admits that his recovery was ‘comical’ because it was so fast. “I’d be walking around the gym and people would say, ‘didn’t you just have a hip replacement?’ They couldn’t believe it,” he says. Now, just six months after his surgery, Danko says he is back to his golf game and feeling better than ever. He credits Dr. Samujh for his success. “If I see anyone having hip issues, I immediately recommend him. He never said he thought he’d be able to get me back to golfing, he said he would be able to get me back. His confidence was reassuring,” says Danko.

Mike “The Bethlehem Brawler” Liberto is well known on the Mixed Martial Arts circuit. The 31-year-old was an elite high school wrestler and football player prior to moving on to the MMA, where he is an undefeated middleweight fighter. When he tore his ACL during a practice he thought he was finished. Then he went to Coordinated Health and Dr Wayne Luchetti. When Dr. Luchetti examined Mike, he found not one but two tears. In addition to the ACL, the MCL was also injured. He outlined a treatment plan for Mike. First they would address the MCL allowing it to heal on its own with the help of rehab. Once his MCL was intact, the doctor would surgically reconstruct Mike’s ACL using a cadaver graft. Just seven months after the surgery, Mike is back in training, preparing for his next boxing match Dr. Luchetti holds the distinction of being one of the few orthopedic surgeons in the Lehigh Valley to have a Subspecialty Certificate in Orthopedic Sports Medicine from the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery. He has extensive experience treating athletes at the high school and college level. Dr. Luchetti has been the team physician at Lehigh University since 2002 and also serves as the team physician at Nazareth High School For more information about Coordinated Health contact ►https://coordinatedhealth.com/team/wayne-luchetti-md/ For more information about Coordinated Health contact ► https://coordinatedhealth.com/ For more information about Studio1300 Productions contact ► http://studio1300video.com Martin Wambold - Videographer, Editor, and Graphics Hannah Bean Ropp - Writer/Video Producer FinalCut X / Canon C100 [DISCLAIMER!] ALL images are copyrighted to it's rightful owner. ALL audio and third part contents in this video belongs to their rightful owners also. This was made for entertainment purposes only

Dr. Wayne Luchetti Testimonial From a bilateral Knee replacement in 2012 to a knee replacement in 2018, this “breakfast club” have a lot in common. Besides being all, Dr. Wayne Luchetti patients, this band of success stories are also members of the United Methodist Church. “We did talk at church about our lives and what we had in common, and as we were taking about knee replacements, it soon became apparent that we all were Dr. Luchetti patients.” Said Richard Freeman who had his knee replacement in June of 2018. While sitting and interviewing each one from the group of 5, they also joked that Dr. Luchetti must have the franchise with United Methodius Church. All kidding aside, one of the reasons they chose Dr. Luchetti was his aggressive recovery process, that starts with Physical Therapy the very next day out of surgery weather your 40 or 85. Dr. Luchetti has in-depth training in knee replacements and specializes in all knee and shoulder surgeries. As a former athlete, Dr. Luchetti strives to return his patients back to what they love as quickly and safely as possible. That also means setting up either assisted care at Coordinated Health’s Rapid Recovery suite or providing an at home Physical Therapy visit. Dr. Luchetti and the team at Coordinated Health offer the care, concern, and support you need from start to finish. That’s why since their knee replacements each one of the members of the “Breakfast Club” are out every day enjoying life, pain Free. Either biking, skiing, walking, or just hanging out with friends, to them the choice was easy, Dr. Luchetti and Coordinated Health. Martin Wambold - Editor, Videographer and Graphics Hannah Bean Ropp - Writer/Video Producer