Brenda Hilfrank, PT

Tendon injuries can be very painful and difficult to heal, even with rest, medications and physical therapy. Listen to Dr. David Lisle describe another option that involves injecting your own blood into the injury as a way to stimulate healing. on

Dr. Katelin Morrissette is a pulmonary and critical care physician at the University of Vermont Medical Center and assistant professor at the Larner College of Medicine at UVM in Burlington, VT. She specializes in critical care and emergency medicine and is the Associate Medical Officer of the UVMHN Care Coordination System. Dr. Morrissette believes all patients deserve to be treated like they are family and to make sure that the best care possible is delivered to each patient and family. View publications on ResearchGate.net

Michelle Richard, PT, is a dedicated physical therapist at the University of Vermont Medical Center, specializing in prosthetics and orthotics, falls and balance, geriatrics, neurologic rehabilitation, oncology rehab, and orthopedics. With a focus on treating patients with brain injuries, Multiple Sclerosis, spinal cord injuries, and total joint replacements, she is committed to providing compassionate care and support throughout their recovery journeys. As an active member of the Global Redesign committee, Michelle plays a crucial role in updating rehabilitation documentation across the continuum of care at the medical center. Her philosophy centers on listening to patients and empowering them with knowledge about their bodies, overall health, and recovery processes. Generated from the website