Jessica L. Johnson, MD, Physiatrist

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

Raiel Barlow, MD, is a dedicated physiatrist based in South Burlington, VT, specializing in enhancing patient performance and ensuring their overall well-being through comprehensive rehabilitative care. The practice emphasizes the importance of patient privacy and utilizes cookies and tracking technologies to enhance the user experience while ensuring website security. Affiliated with the University of Vermont Medical Center, the practice is part of a broader medical group that offers a wide range of health services and specialties. Dr. Barlow is committed to providing personalized treatment options tailored to meet the specific needs of each patient, focusing on effective recovery and rehabilitation. Generated from the website

Gwyneth Owen is an occupational therapist and Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) at the University of Vermont Medical Center. She specializes in outpatient hand rehabilitation for orthopedic elbow, wrist and hand fractures, tendon, ligament and nerve injuries, scar management, arthritis and joint contractures. Knowing that even minor hand injuries can significantly impact function, Gwyneth's goal is to facilitate a team approach to treatment between herself, her patients, hand surgeons and other providers. Gwyneth believes in patient-centered, function-driven, and patient-directed goal setting in treatment. Learn more about occupational therapy at the UVM Medical Center.