Robert T O'Leary, DO - Physicians Regional Medical Group

Dr. Thomas C. Morell grew up in the suburbs of New York and attended and graduated High School at The American School of Paris, France. He attained a B.A. Degree in Biology from Williams College in Massachusetts. He attended and graduated Medical School from the Autonomous University of Guadalaja...

We are a licensed medical clinic in Southwest Florida that provides state-of-the-art health regenerative treatment, using the most advanced technology in the field, including neuropathy care, orthopedic care, pain management and much more! Unlike most clinics, we never use entry-level medical personnel and our Medical Doctor has over 40 years of prior experience.We don't endorse just one medical solution for a single condition, we offer all practical NON- SURGICAL treatment options. That's right no Surgeries, Needles, or Medications needed with our treatment protocols with our State-of-The-Art technology. Our medical protocols, not only are proven to be the most dominant but SURPASS the industry standards.Some of the protocols we offer with this non-invasive, no medication, pain free therapy include:Plantar FasciitisTendonitis Peripheral Neuropathy Torn rotator cuff repairJumper's kneeTennis elbowLumbar back painSciatic painCarpal TunnelSport related injuries Body Sculpting for unwanted CelluliteNow offering treatment for Erectile Dysfunction

The Institute for Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine is a place where genuine care and patient satisfaction is our highest mission. We pledge to work together to provide the finest services for our patients. The Institute for Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine's experience instills trust, encourages lifelong relationships, and fulfills even the unexpressed wishes and needs of our patients.Orthopaedics is the medical specialty dealing with the musculoskeletal system. This includes bones, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, skin, and related body tissues. At the Institute, we treat people of all ages, helping to restore function lost due to injury or disease.