Dyersburg
Dyersburg, Tennessee 38024
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About Dyersburg | Orthopedics
Conditions we treat
- Arthritis Assessment & Treatment Strategies
- Hand & Wrist Pain
- Foot & Ankle Pain
- Elbow Pain
- Back & Neck Pain
- Shoulder Pain
- Hip Pain
- Knee Pain
- Fracture Treatment
- Casting
- Splinting & Bracing
- Sports Injuries Assessment & Treatment Strategies
- Sports Physicals
- Workers’ Compensation Injuries Assessment & Treatment Strategies
- And more
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Although this clinic is currently closed, it will be open in the near future. In the meantime, we can assist you with your needs via Telehealth.
No services
There are no services associated with this clinic.
DYERSBURG ORTHOPEDIC PROVIDER
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Linda Barker, PA-C, ATC, Tennessee
Dyersburg, Tennessee
What makes you excited to serve as a part of Fast Pace’s work in your area?
I have always had a passion for orthopedics. I grew up in the area and am excited to serve these communities for their orthopedic needs!
What do you want families to know when they place their trust in you for their care?
I treat my patients like they are family. I want them to know that I truly care and strive to take care of them to the best of my ability.
What is Orthopaedics?
Orthopedics is a medical specialty focusing on the diagnosis, correction, prevention and treatment of patients with disorders of the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons and nerves. These parts of the body make up the musculoskeletal system. Orthopedics is available for scheduled in-person appointments. Hours vary by provider. Please contact us to find available times.
When should I heat an injury?
Heat is generally used for muscle pain or stiffness. Never apply heat when swelling or inflammation is present. Minor stiffness or tension can usually be relieved after 15 to 20 minutes of direct heat, such as a heating pad.
When should I ice an injury?
Generally, ice should be used within the first 24-48 hours of an injury to reduce swelling and pain. Orthopedics is available for scheduled in-person appointments. Hours vary by provider.