T-BIRDS AND VALLEY ORTHOPEDIC ASSOCIATES LAUNCH “ASK THE T-BIRD DOCTOR” PROMOTION Fans can ask T-Bird Team Doctors hockey related medical questions
KENT, September 20, 2010 — The Seattle Thunderbirds today launched a new promotion where fans can ask the T-Birds team doctors’ hockey related medical questions.
All season long fans can submit their questions for the team doctors on the T-Birds website. There will be a graphic on the team home page that fans can click on to ask their question.
Submitted questions will be answered in two ways. The first is the T-Birds website will post a new question and answer every week. The second is T-Birds play-by-play voice Thom Beuning will interview a team doctor on select radio broadcasts during the season.
The T-Birds team doctors are from Valley Orthopedic Associates. Since their founding in 1973, Valley Orthopedic Associates has become one of the largest orthopedic practices in the Pacific Northwest, with more than 50,000 patient visits each year. In addition to general orthopedics, VOA physicians offer subspecialty care in spinal disorders and surgery, sports medicine, shoulder and hand conditions, foot and ankle disorders, joint replacement surgery, and occupational medicine. VOA is committed to providing a higher standard of care that is patient focused with the goal of improving patients’ quality of life.
This promotion gives fans the opportunity to learn about the types of injuries hockey players suffer. This promotion will also give fans information on the type of rehabilitation and treatment hockey players go through to recover from injuries.
Appointments are available for all orthopedic conditions online or via phone at 425-656-5010. Valley Orthopedic Associates physicians offer subspecialty care in spinal disorders and surgery, sports medicine, shoulder and hand conditions, foot and ankle disorders, joint replacement surgery, and occupational medicine. VOA is committed to providing a higher standard of care that is patient focused with the goal of improving patients’ quality of life.