Palliative Care

Genesis offers palliative care to you and your family as you deal with serious illnesses like congestive heart failure, COPD, advanced liver disease, advanced kidney disease and cancer. Our compassionate, expert physicians and staff help you and your family deal with the symptoms, pain and stress that can affect your quality of life. Genesis is committed to providing care where you need it. We care for patients when they are in the hospital, the Genesis Cancer Care Center, assisted living and at home. Please call the Palliative Care office for a complete list of preferred skilled nursing facilities where Genesis provides palliative care.

Conditions we manage

  • Advanced heart disease
  • Advanced kidney disease
  • Advanced liver disease
  • Advanced lung disease
  • Alzheimer’s
  • Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
  • Cancer
  • Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
  • Congestive heart failure (CHF)
  • Cirrhosis
  • Dementia
  • Emphysema
  • Malnutrition
  • Neurological disease
  • Stroke

Treatments and support

Genesis offers the following treatments and support to enhance the care you receive from primary specialists to enhance your quality of life. We specialize in treating the following symptoms:

  • Anxiety
  • Constipation
  • Decreased appetite
  • Depression
  • Diarrhea
  • Fatigue
  • Insomnia
  • Nausea
  • Pain Management
  • Shortness of breath (dyspnea)
  • Vomiting

We also offer the following support services:

  • Assistance with social needs (financial, food and housing)
  • Complex pain management
  • Counseling through social work
  • Legacy work (building memories)
  • Medication education
  • Spiritual support

Meeting your treatment needs

At Genesis, we have compassionate, expertly trained oncology staff to meet your palliative care needs. We are with you every step of the way. The Genesis Palliative Care team includes:

  • Board-certified physicians
  • Certified nurse practitioners
  • Clinical nurse specialist
  • Nurses
  • Nurse case manager
  • Social workers
  • Pastoral care staff
  • Pet therapy

Make an appointment

For an appointment with the Genesis Palliative Care team, call (740) 455-4925.

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Cancer Rehabilitation

Cancer Rehabilitation

When you have cancer, you may need help getting back to your normal activities. Our cancer team works with you to determine your goals for post-cancer treatment. Our experienced therapists help you achieve your goals and return to a healthy lifestyle. There are several types of rehabilitation therapy we provide at Genesis.

Regain your strength and independence

After cancer treatment, Genesis wants you to get back to feeling your best. That’s why we offer a comprehensive cancer rehabilitation program complete with a wide spectrum of therapies. The Genesis Cancer Rehabilitation program can help you:

  • Gain energy, strength and endurance
  • Feel more comfortable
  • Increase your independence
  • Reduce swelling (lymphedema)
  • Sleep better

Breast cancer rehabilitation

After you’ve been treated for breast cancer, you may not have the same flexibility, range of motion or energy levels as before. Rehabilitation after breast cancer is designed to help you regain strength, mobility and reduce swelling after radiation, chemotherapy or surgery. As part of the Genesis breast cancer rehabilitation program, you’ll meet with a physical therapist who designs personalized treatment recommendations. Your plan may include manual therapy, exercise and education to prevent lymphedema, improve and maintain your shoulder’s range of motion and strength, and enhance your fitness level.

Ask your doctor for a referral to this program that you may participate in before, during and after cancer treatment.

Other therapies available

Genesis offers additional therapy services to assist in your healing and recovery after cancer treatment. Ask your Genesis patient navigator or doctor if you would benefit from rehabilitation services, which include:

  • Lymphedema therapy
  • Occupational therapy
  • Physical therapy
  • Speech-language therapy

Lymphedema therapy

If a surgeon removes your lymph nodes during cancer treatment, you may experience lymphedema – swelling in your arms, legs, neck or abdomen. A Genesis therapist trained in lymphedema treatment can teach you how to relieve symptoms through massage, bandaging, exercising and other techniques.

Occupational therapy

Occupational therapy helps you relearn or learn how to better complete everyday tasks after an illness, surgery, side effect or injury. Depending on your needs, occupational therapies may include:

  • Home skills such as housekeeping, gardening and cooking
  • Personal care activities such as dressing and eating
  • Personal management like balancing a checkbook, keeping a schedule
  • Skills important in driving a car or motor vehicle
  • Special vehicle determinations (if hand brakes are needed for vehicle)
  • Vision, thinking and judgment skills needed for driving

Physical therapy

Physical therapy helps in the recovery from illness, surgery, side effects or injury through prescribed exercise. You will meet with a physical therapist who will examine you and talk to you about your symptoms and your daily activity. He or she will then work with you on a treatment plan. First, your therapist will try to reduce your pain and swelling. Your physical therapist also may use manual therapy, education, and techniques such as heat, cold, water, ultrasound, and electrical stimulation.

Physical therapy almost always includes exercise. It can include stretching, core exercises, weight lifting, and walking. Your physical therapist may teach you an exercise program, so you can do it at home.

Speech-language therapy

Speech therapy helps in the recovery from illness, surgery, side effect or injury. This therapy improves your ability to communicate, eat and swallow including:

  • Recognizing swallowing problems
  • Reducing long pauses or slurring
  • Reducing nasal sounds when face muscles get too relaxed
  • Improving speech patterns or rhythms and pronouncing words
  • Learning other ways to speak, such as alphabet cards, cell phone or tapes
  • Learning which foods are better to eat if it's hard to swallow

Make an appointment

For an appointment or for more information about cancer rehabilitation at Genesis, call (740) 454-5271 or toll-free 844-645-3433.

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Regain your strength and independence after cancer treatment with the help of the Genesis Cancer Rehabilitation program.

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Cancer Patient Stories

Cancer Patients Share Their Stories

Every day at Genesis, lives are saved through the skilled care of the cancer team at Genesis.

Read personal patient stories that provide an inside feel on how Genesis Cancer Services can improve your quality of life.

 

Choosing Genesis: A doctor's choice for treatment | Brandice Alexander, D.O.

When prompted by her family physician, Dr. Alexander followed recommended colon cancer screening guidelines. Two days after her colonoscopy, she received a call with the biopsy results that one of the two polyps found was cancerous. Now she uses her experience as a patient to reassure her patients. 

 

“I tell them, ‘I know you’re scared, but you need to know that there are six people in this surgery suite, and you are our only focus.’ I’ve been on the receiving end of that focus. The right people are in those positions.” 

 

 

It’s Personal: Your Body, Your Cancer Care | Sherry Sims

Sherry’s mammogram revealed a suspicious shadow on her right breast, so she received a biopsy at the Genesis Cancer Care Center. The result was a diagnosis of ER-positive, HER2 negative breast cancer. Sherry said she’ll never forget the people at the Genesis Cancer Care Center. 

“These people are like my family now,” Sherry said. “They treated me how I wanted to be treated.” 

 

Mother of Two Survives Stage II Breast Cancer | Ashley Tamasovich

Ashley Tamasovich had a nagging, gut feeling that she needed to schedule a routine well-check with her primary care physician, but she had brushed it off.

“I did my research on doctors as well, and Genesis has very knowledgeable physicians. I’m glad I chose to have my treatment at Genesis."

 

 

Supporting Health Care in Our Communities

The Genesis HealthCare Foundation is here to promote charitable support for Genesis HealthCare System.

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Discover the inspiring stories of Genesis cancer patients and how the Genesis Cancer Care team helped to achieve the best outcome.

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Accreditations and Quality

Accreditations and Quality

Genesis Cancer Care is committed to providing care consistent with the highest standards for quality. We participate in several programs and quality initiatives that demonstrate our commitment. You can rest assured that the care you receive at Genesis is the of the same high quality or better than what you will find at hospitals in larger cities in Ohio.

Maintaining accreditation of our services demonstrates our commitment to you and your family. We have five accreditations associated with the Genesis Cancer Care Center.

 

American Board for Certification (ABC) of Orthotics and Prosthetics

The American Board for Certification of Orthotics and Prosthetics is the national certifying and accrediting body for orthotic, prosthetic and pedorthic professions. The Genesis Cancer Care Center and Women’s Boutique meet the standards to ensure you reach your goals for fittings after a mastectomy or lumpectomy.

 

Commission on Cancer (COC)

The Commission on Cancer (COC), a program of the American College of Surgeons (ACoS), recognizes cancer care programs for their commitment to providing comprehensive, high-quality, and multidisciplinary patient centered care. The Genesis Cancer Care Center is recognized by COC for providing education on preventing or finding cancer early, offering treatment and therapies, and supporting patients through survival.

 

American College of Radiology (ACR) Accreditation

American College of Radiology (ACR) Accreditation is recognized as the gold standard in medical imaging. Genesis Cancer Services Radiation Oncology’s ACR accreditation is achieved by demonstrating our commitment to providing the safest and highest quality care possible.

 

National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC)

Accreditation through the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC) demonstrates a commitment to the highest standards of care for patients with diseases of the breast.

 

Quality Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI)

The Quality Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI) can routinely evaluate practice performance against quality measures and standards established by experts in the oncology field. The Genesis Cancer Care Center is required to have policies and procedures in place to meet all standards.

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Patient Chooses Same Surgeon for Left Knee as Right Knee

Rheumatoid Arthritis Knee Pain is Gone After Knee Replacement

It was a great holiday season for Laquita Triplett who played with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and left her walker far behind. “I’ve already been shopping a couple of times with my daughters in St. Clairsville, and I’m looking forward to getting outside more this summer,” she said.

Just a few months ago, Laquita could barely walk. She had bone-on-bone pain and needed a total knee replacement. “I was in such bad shape before I got my knee done, I got out of the habit of doing things I enjoy,” said the normally active 80-year-old woman.

Previously, Laquita was a patient of Corey Jackson, D.O., a Genesis orthopedic surgeon. At the time, Dr. Jackson practiced in Cambridge, Ohio, not too far from Batesville, Laquita’s home. “I treated Laquita years ago with a right knee replacement, then I moved out of the area,” Dr. Jackson said.

When bone-on-bone pain requires a knee replacement

Laquita began having problems in her other knee, along with rheumatoid arthritis. She wished Dr. Jackson was there to do her left knee, and then her wish came true. “I found out he was moving back to Zanesville, and I waited to get the surgery,” she said. “I think Dr. Jackson’s pretty special; he provides the best care.”

Shortly after Dr. Jackson joined Genesis and returned home, he was reunited with Laquita. She could barely get in and out of a chair, had to climb stairs one at a time and depended on a walker for balance.

Dr. Jackson did Laquita’s total knee replacement in October using Genesis’ revolutionary KneeAlign technology. The state-of-the-art joint alignment tools provides orthopedic surgeons with real-time data and reproducible result. “Laquita’s going up and down stairs now in a normal way,” Dr. Jackson said. “There is nothing more satisfying than to see patients walk out of my office after undergoing surgery when they required a walker at the initial meeting,” he said.

Making a full recovery after surgery

“It just turned out great,” Laquita said. “Dr. Jackson is an extraordinary surgeon.” She also had excellent care following surgery. “I couldn’t have asked for a more wonderful group of people. You have no idea how great it is being able to walk again,” she said. “Before, I couldn’t go from point A to point B without my walker.”

Laquita would encourage anyone experiencing knee pain, rheumatoid arthritis or any similar condition to contact the orthopedic specialists at Genesis.

Dr. Jackson agrees. “We can easily find out how much treatment would help,” he said. “Often we can even restore some mobility function without surgery.” Patients are no longer hospital-bound for days following orthopedic surgery. For Laquita it was an overnight stay.

Laquita progressed quickly following surgery, even climbing the long stairs to her house easily when she arrived home. “If people could see these stairs, they wouldn’t have believed I could’ve done it,” Laquita said. Time only increased her mobility. “By Thanksgiving, I had big improvements,” she said. “I was pain-free.”

Laquita welcomed a house full of 26 guests during the holidays. “To be able to walk around with no pain is just incredible,” Laquita said. “It made my holidays much more joyful.”

Knee replacements last longer with alignment technology

Dr. Jackson uses this innovative smart device about the size of a large cell phone, called KneeAlign, to improve accuracy in total and partial knee replacement surgeries. Using smart technology, similar to GPS navigation, the device precisely maps out each patient’s alignment and anatomy. With the cutting-edge device, Dr. Jackson provides patients with customizable placement of their knee replacement components.

In comparison, traditional knee replacement surgeries use statistics and averages to determine where and at what angle to place the prosthetic knee components. With this technology, each patient’s “new knee” sits perfectly horizontal to the rotation of the knee, based on each patient’s unique anatomy.

Dr. Jackson is the only surgeon offering the KneeAlign technology in our region, which offers many benefits, including:

  • Increased accuracy
    Decreased surgery time
    Less blood loss
    Less pain
    Longer lasting knee replacements

If you are living with chronic knee pain, have been told that you need knee surgery or want to learn about this surgical technology, call (740) 586-6828.

Laquita Triplett Patient Story

Laquita had a total knee replacement at the Genesis Neuroscience & Orthopedic Center. After the procedure, she was pain free and able to climb stairs again.

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Orthopedic Surgeon Uses GPS to Improve Total Knee Replacement Surgery

Knee replacements last longer with precise alignment technology

At first, her knee didn’t bend correctly. Then pain began piercing her. Overtime, that pain grew more and more debilitating. After four years of hobbling through the hurt, Glenna Simon, 57-year-old Zanesville resident, could no longer carry her groceries from her car to her home. She couldn’t make it down the stairs to do her laundry. Her quality of life dramatically decreased, while her constant pain continued to increase. It was time for a change. It was time for a new knee.

When cortisone shots and gel injections stop working

“I couldn’t put any weight on that knee and it refrained me from doing a lot of activities – it was a damper on my lifestyle,” Glenna said.

Prior to her total knee replacement surgery, Glenna sought relief from cortisone shots and a series of gel injections, to no avail. When she made the decision to have surgery, a physician referred her to Corey Jackson, D.O., orthopedic surgeon with the Genesis Orthopedic Group.

Choosing the right orthopedic surgeon for knee replacement

“Dr. Jackson was kind and understanding, and he took the time to explain everything to me,” Glenna said. “He told me, ‘We’re going to get through this.’ I loved how he was down-to-earth and easy to speak with. I decided this was the doctor for me – and I’m so glad I did.”

Being close to home, the office visits were convenient for Glenna. Dr. Jackson obtained standing X-rays of Glenna’s knee and diagnosed her with severe end-stage osteoarthritis, caused by wear and tear over time.

“When a knee gets to that point, there’s not much that can be done except a total knee arthroplasty procedure – a knee replacement,” Dr. Jackson said. “The good news is, we use cutting-edge technology to give our patients the most accurate placement of their knee prosthetics, and the prosthetics themselves have evolved tremendously during the past decade.”

Using smart technology for precise knee joint placement

Dr. Jackson is the only surgeon offering the KneeAlign® technology in our region. KneeAlign applies smart technology, like GPS navigation, to precisely map out each patient’s alignment and anatomy. With the device, Dr. Jackson provides patients with customizable positioning of their knee replacement components.

“We know knee replacements last longer if they’re aligned correctly with a patient’s anatomy,” Dr. Jackson explained. “KneeAlign provides precision every time. With the technology, I know for sure that the knees have perfect alignment – giving my patients the best knee replacement available.”

Praised amongst orthopedic surgeons nationwide, KneeAlign offers many benefits, including:

  • Increased accuracy
    Decreased surgery time
    Less blood loss
    Less pain
    Longer lasting knee replacements

Rehabilitation therapy is important after knee surgery

Glenna’s total knee replacement surgery took place in mid-November. She spent two days at Genesis Hospital before returning home for further healing. Within two weeks of the procedure, she bid her walker goodbye and graduated to a cane. She also underwent rehabilitation therapy at home before beginning a three-times-a-week outpatient rehab regiment at Genesis Center for Occupational and Outpatient Rehabilitation.

“The rehabilitation therapy is intense, but you have to be consistent with it for it to work for you,” Glenna said. “It’s definitely worth it to be out of pain and to get my life back.”

On average, it takes about six months for a full recovery, so Glenna’s not tackling stairs yet, but she says she sees the light at the end of the tunnel, and she’s walking toward it – without pain.

“Our goals with total knee replacement surgery are to help our patients become pain-free and have increased function. We want them to get their lives back,” Dr. Jackson said.

Dealing with joint pain? Glenna offers her advice

“I know it’s a hard decision to make when you know what you have to go through. It was hard for me to make that decision, too,” said Glenna. “But if you really want relief and want to do things you’re unable to do now, I suggest having the surgery and getting it done as soon as possible. Why put yourself through the pain of just dealing with a bad knee when you can get back to enjoying life again?”

Glenna Simon Patient Story

Knee replacements last longer with KneeAlign technology, a surgical option available for patients, like Glenna Simon, at Genesis.

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Landing In the Right Hands

Hand Surgeon Helps Local Man Enjoy Hobby

In June 2020, about 11:30 p.m., 68-year-old Bill Howard was in his basement working on his remote-control airplane.

"I accidentally bumped the switch that turns on the motor. That instantly turned on the propeller - which cut my finger," explained Bill. "I've cut myself lots of times before, but when I looked at this, I knew something wasn't right."

Another concern was the fact that Bill was on a blood-thinning medication. This meant there was more bleeding than normal, since blood thinners are designed to stop blood from clotting.

Wisely, Bill went to the Genesis Emergency Department (ED) right away. The ED team closed the wound with several stitches but arranged for Bill to meet the next day with Genesis orthopedic hand surgeon Clayton Gibson, M.D., fellowship-trained for the specialized care Bill needed

Tendon Repair Recommended

Having a knowledgeable, experienced specialist recommend the best treatment option for a hand injury is important and can make a big difference in a patient’s outcome.

Dr. Gibson is fellowship-trained and board-certified in general orthopedics as well as surgery of the hand. For decades Dr. Gibson has helped thousands of patients with hand-specific conditions and pain.

At his office, closer examination of Bill’s injured left index finger revealed that some bone had been chipped. There were also cuts through portions of his extensor tendon, which is a cord-like structure that connects muscle to bone and runs along the back of the hand.

Dr. Gibson determined that surgery would be needed to bring back normal range of motion and function to the tendon, specifically a surgical procedure called tendon repair.

“We use surgery as infrequently as possible and always consider nonsurgical options first,” said Dr. Gibson. “However, in this case, it was pretty clear that surgery was needed.”

Dr. Gibson performed the tendon repair procedure for Bill. After the procedure, Bill went home wearing a small splint.

Better Every Day

Several weeks later, Bill began therapy with Genesis Rehabilitation Services therapists to help ensure the injury would heal properly. Genesis has a certified hand therapist, one of only a few in the southeast Ohio region. “I stay in touch with the therapists about patients’ rehabilitation, and I find it is helpful for everyone,” Dr. Gibson said.

The hand therapist, physician assistant and other Rehabilitation Services team members help patients like Bill reestablish range of motion and increase strength by performing certain movements and exercises.

“I was going in for rehab more often at first, but now I’m down to every other week,” said Bill. “They give me diagrams of exercises to do at home, too.”

Ready for Takeoff

During the day, Bill has been able to return to his part-time job as a driver for a senior living facility, transporting residents to and from medical and other appointments. Bill is also pleased knowing his injury won’t prevent him from to returning to his hobby. Since 1994, he’s enjoyed working on and flying remote-control airplanes.

“I’m a member of ZARKS – the Zanesville Area Remote Kontrol Society. We fly nearly every weekend, except in the winter, and have our own field. I went out yesterday with my 14-year-old grandson,” Bill said.

Coincidentally, Dr. Gibson also enjoys flying remote control planes – and admits his own finger has gotten stuck in a propeller before, although he was not injured like Bill.

“Just a momentary distraction can cause a hand injury,” said Dr. Gibson. “Never take the guards off when working with equipment. We also see a lot of hand and finger injuries that happen in the kitchen, like when someone tries to separate frozen hamburger patties using a sharp knife. Prevention and paying attention to all the safety guidelines are key to avoiding hand injuries.”

Bill Howard Patient Story

When Bill Howard severed a tendon in his finger, he was glad to get surgery by Clayton Gibson, M.D., a fellowship-trained orthopedic hand surgeon. Now Bill is back to enjoying his favorite hobby.

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Avid Fisherman is Pain-Free After Minimally Invasive Shoulder Surgery

Surgeons use advanced 4k camera to save rotator cuff

Mark Morris tried everything – physical therapy, injections, chiropractic care, changing the way he maneuvered his shoulder during everyday activities, even the “grin and bear it” approach – but the pain stubbornly remained.

“It got to the point where it was extremely difficult to carry or lift a gallon of milk,” said the 48-year-old New Concord resident. “I like to hunt and fish, but it was painful to cast a pole. I like to do yard work, but I couldn’t manage pushing or pulling. My range of motion without pain was very minimal.”

Choosing the right orthopedic surgeon for shoulder surgery

Mark doesn’t know exactly when or how he injured his shoulder, but he knows that after seven years of hurting, he wanted his quality of life back. Though Mark said he’d willingly travel to find the best doctor, his family physician highly recommended a new, expert orthopedic surgeon in Zanesville – Thai Trinh, M.D., with Genesis Orthopedic Sports Medicine.

Before joining Genesis, Dr. Trinh obtained his doctorate from The Ohio State University College of Medicine and then completed an orthopedic surgery residency at Mount Carmel Health System in Columbus. He also underwent a fellowship in sports medicine and shoulder surgery at the University of Michigan. His thorough specialty training and expertise qualifies him to care for a wide variety of orthopedic injuries – from athletic damage to advanced impairments like Mark’s.

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Acromioclavicular (AC) joint arthritis and bicep tendonitis cause pain

Upon looking at Mark’s MRI results, Dr. Trinh identified a two-part problem with Mark’s right shoulder: acromioclavicular (AC) joint arthritis and bicep tendonitis. Both issues frequently result from strained, heavy use of the shoulder over time.

“The AC joint is the only joint that suspends your arm from your body,” Dr. Trinh explained. “So, every time you bring your arm above your head, your AC joint is under stress. After years of heavy use and lifting, arthritis can develop.”

Likewise, bicep tendonitis, or inflammation of the tendons connecting the bicep muscle, flares up with heavy labor and repeated overhead motion. To repair the damage, Dr. Trinh performed an advanced surgical procedure at Genesis.

“I removed the arthritis in his AC joint, then I removed the diseased bicep tendon from inside the shoulder where it’s surrounded by highly sensitive nerves. Then I reattached it to the humerus, where there are less nerves,” Dr. Trinh said.

“Also, based on the MRI, we weren’t sure if his rotator cuff was torn or not,” he said. To obtain an accurate, clear view of Mark’s rotator cuff, Dr. Trinh used a new 4K surgical camera. The impressive technology offers the highest resolution images available – right here at Genesis.

4k surgical camera leads to precise diagnosis

“The state-of-the-art, live imaging allowed us to determine that his rotator cuff was healthy and undamaged,” Dr. Trinh said. “We were able to use minimally invasive technology,” he said. “The whole thing was outstanding,” Mark said. “The Genesis team made sure my comfort was the top priority. They kept me 100% informed as to what they were doing, and I’ve had zero pain.”

Following surgery, Mark underwent physical therapy, has regained range of motion and seen tremendous progress.

Regrets waiting many years to seek treatment

“I’ve been fishing, and casting my pole didn’t cause any issues at all,” Mark said with a smile. “Plus, I just spent part of the weekend cleaning my pool and working in the garden – I think I’m getting along well.”

For Dr. Trinh, that kind of response makes his work worthwhile. “I absolutely love seeing people get back to what they enjoy – whether that’s an athlete returning to the game, a weekend warrior getting back into action, or a hard worker getting back on the job. They get their life back, and that brings the most rewarding feeling.”

The only thing Mark said he regrets is trying to deal with the pain for seven years. “I’m a living testimonial that Dr. Trinh knows all the new techniques, and as far as I’m concerned, I’m back 150 times better than I was before surgery. To those just living with the pain I say, ‘Why wait?’ Get it done – and make sure you see Dr. Trinh,” Mark said.

Make an appointment

You can schedule an appointment with Genesis Orthopedic Sports Medicine by calling (740) 586-6828.

Mark Morris Patient Story

After minimally invasive shoulder surgery, Mark is pain-free and able to enjoy casting a pole without wincing.

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Orthopedic Conditions We Treat

Turn to the experienced, caring physicians and staff at the Genesis Orthopedic Center for a diagnosis and treatment of almost any musculoskeletal condition, including:

  • Avascular necrosis
  • Bursitis
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Cubital tunnel syndrome
  • Cysts and lipomas
  • Dislocations
  • Dupuytren's contracture
  • Foreign bodies – Loose fragments of bone or cartilage
  • Fractures
  • Frozen shoulder
  • Hand deformities
  • Knee instability
    • ACL tear
    • MCL tear
    • Meniscus tear
  • Nerve laceration
  • Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis
  • Pinched nerve
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Rotator cuff tear
  • Shoulder impingement
  • Shoulder separation
  • Sprains and strains
  • Tendonitis
  • Tennis elbow
  • Torn biceps, labrum or tendon
  • Vessel lacerations
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Inpatient Care

While most cancer patients receive their care as outpatients at the Genesis Cancer Care Center, sometimes a higher level of care is needed. Genesis Hospital is attached to the Cancer Care Center, so you can receive more intensive care in the hospital quickly and easily. Perhaps you are having surgery for your cancer treatment or your symptoms need medical management. Or you might need inpatient chemotherapy. You can rest assured that the physicians at the Genesis Cancer Care Center will be there when you need to be in the hospital.

Conditions we treat

Some cancers often need surgical treatment while others are conditions that may require a higher level of medical care. Examples of the types of conditions that commonly require inpatient care include:

  • Breast cancer
  • Colon cancer
  • Leukemia
  • Lung cancer
  • Lymphoma

Treatments and procedures

Treatments and procedures that can be done for patients who are hospitalized include:

  • Bone marrow biopsy
  • Central line placement
  • Chemotherapy
  • Intrathecal chemotherapy
  • Intravenous (IV) fluids
  • Plastic surgery
  • Surgery
  • Tumor biopsy

Meeting your inpatient treatment needs

At Genesis, we have compassionate, expertly trained oncology staff to meet your needs if you are hospitalized at Genesis Hospital. We are with you every step of the way. We’ll make sure your transition from inpatient to outpatient care is seamless. Our inpatient team includes:

  • Case managers
  • Dietitians
  • Ear, nose and throat surgeons
  • General surgeons
  • Gynecologists
  • Medical oncologists
  • Oncology nurses
  • Nurse navigators
  • Nurse practitioners
  • Radiation oncologists
  • Palliative care physicians
  • Plastic surgeons
  • Social workers
  • Spiritual care support staff
  • Surgical oncologists

Make an appointment

To learn more about inpatient cancer care at Genesis, call Genesis Cancer Services at (740) 454-5271 or toll-free 844-645-3433.

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Patients can rely on inpatient care from the Genesis Cancer Care team when higher levels of care are needed, such as surgical treatment.

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