Buessing, Melissa A DO

Drs. Thomas Wuller, Bretton Jameson and Scott Stubbs with Practice Manager and Physical Therapist Joe Ogle managing an organization capable of maintaining efficiency and customer focus for years to come. The Stillwater practice of Drs. Thomas Wuller, Bretton Jameson, Scott Stubbs and Mark Paden is now known as OrthoOklahoma, P.C The group says their mission is to offer high quality, advanced orthopedic services to patients throughout central Oklahoma, becoming and remaining the model of comprehensive orthopedic care. Dr. Wuller began practicing in Stillwater in 1997. Then in 2003, Drs. Jameson and Stubbs joined Wuller as Stillwater based orthopedic surgeons. In 2004, having outgrown their initial office space, the group built their current 10, 000 square foot facility just adjacent to the Stillwater Surgery Center on West Sixth in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Dr. Mark Paden This office includes an outpatient clinic equipped with digital x-ray, an on site MRI, and a state-of-the-art physical therapy facility including aquatic/pool therapy. Since then, they've completed a transition to a completely digital, paperless office implementing medical record and practice management software for ultimate efficiency and patient confidentiality. In June of 2007, the group broke ground for a nearly 4, 000 square foot addition on the east and south ends of the existing facility and announced plans for Mark A. Paden, M.D. to join the practice. Drs. Wuller, Jameson, Stubbs and Paden will continue offering comprehensive orthopedic care to north central Oklahoma from the Stillwater practice as well as Perry and Guthrie satellite offices. Joe Ogle and a team of registered physical therapists including Ken Roberts and Cody Payne are proud to be part of OrthoOklahoma. "We know this organization, in all capacities, really meets or exceeds patient expectations and is better than anything you could find even in bigger cities, " said Ogle. "Our commitment to excellence and providing the best possible care for our patients will always remain constant. We're dedicated to keeping up with this area's growth in an efficient manner so we can focus on what matters most - our patients! The business of medicine should be compassionately caring for people in need. This is something we are firmly committed to, " said Stubbs. Arthroscopic Surgery for Knee Arthritis Arthroscopic surgery can be helpful for some patients with knee arthritis. Back pain is one of the most common and significant musculoskeletal problems in the work place today.