News & Events
Baldwin Bone & Joint Serves As Title Sponsor for 2024 Gulf Coast Paddle & Racket Battle!
Daphne, Ala. (August 21, 2024) — Baldwin Bone & Joint is proud to partner with WKRG for the 2nd Annual Gulf Coast Paddle & Racket Battle coming Nov. 2 to the Daphne Tennis and Pickleball Complex – Lott Park. This year’s tournament will benefit the American Heart Association and Rapahope.
Competitions will include men’s and women’s doubles in tennis and men’s and women’s doubles in pickleball – no juniors this year.
Registration information:
Entry fees are $50 per player.
Admission to the event is free.
Registration links:
Baldwin Bone & Joint Expands Orthopaedic Practice to Six Office Locations with New Spanish Fort Office Opening This September
Daphne, Ala. (August 15, 2024) – Daphne-based Baldwin Bone & Joint is pleased to announce the opening of their new Spanish Fort office location. The orthopaedic specialists will begin seeing patients on September 3 and will begin scheduling appointments on August 15.
Located at 10701 Eastern Shore Blvd., the new 10,200 sq. ft. office features 16 exam rooms and two procedure rooms along with a digital x-ray and the only open MRI in Baldwin County. The fully staffed office also offers physical and occupational therapy.
Media Coverage Report: August 2024
August 29, 2024
Stayhappening.com | Gulf Coast Paddle and Racket Battle, 2000 Main St Daphne, AL 36526, 2 November 2024
August 29, 2024
South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce | Baldwin Bone & Joint Serves as Title Sponsor For 2024 Gulf Coast Paddle & Racket Battle
Daphne, Ala. (August 26, 2024) — Baldwin Bone & Joint is proud to partner with WKRG for the 2nd Annual Gulf Coast Paddle & Racket Battle coming Nov. 2 to the Daphne Tennis and Pickleball Complex – Lott Park. This year’s tournament will benefit the American Heart Association and Rapahope.
Happy Work Anniversary, Helen Wright!
Congratulations to Helen Wright on celebrating 10 years as Co-Coordinator for Workers’ Compensation Services with Baldwin Bone & Joint!
Helen Wright’s “WHY” behind her commitment to BBJ – now TEN YEARS & Running!
“The last 10 years have flown by so quickly, I have so enjoyed every day coming to Baldwin Bone and Joint. When you walk through the doors you experience the difference from all other medical practices. For me, it’s comforting to know you are appreciated for the work, quality and integrity when providing care for each patient. I am not ready to close any doors, Baldwin Bone and Joint is my home with Great coworkers/friends, we share all our ups and downs making it to another Sunrise. Thanks for the Wonderful Journey!”
Helen Wright, Co-Coordinator, Workers’ Compensation Services, Baldwin Bone & Joint
Baldwin Bone & Joint and Allison Hunter, M.D., Fellowship-Trained Hand, Elbow, Upper Extremity Surgeon Announce Expansion of Team in Response to Patient Care Needs
Taylor Lewis, Occupational Therapist to Join Team of Baldwin Bone & Joint Specialists
Daphne, AL (July 29, 2024) – Daphne, Al-based Bone & Joint is pleased to announce the addition of Taylor Lewis, Occupational Therapist, to its team of hand, elbow, upper extremity specialists.
With more than a decade of clinical experience and seven years working in hand therapy, Lewis joins Baldwin Bone & Joint and Dr. Allison Hunter, a fellowship-trained hand and upper extremity surgeon, and her dedicated team of specialists. The team now includes two occupational therapists and a physician assistant, treating patients with injuries and conditions from the shoulders to the fingertips.
Lewis joins Baldwin Bone & Joint after practicing in Mobile, where he has evaluated and treated patients with varying degrees of hand, upper extremity, and various orthopaedic issues since 2017. He is skilled in splint making and has worked with patients of all ages from children to adults including performance athletes.
“I strive to provide my patients with a positive environment,” said Lewis. “Having a good attitude is so important for rehabilitation and the healing process. I want my patients to know that I am their advocate during their healing journey.”