About Us
Orthopaedic Surgery, Sports and Performing Arts Medicine has been providing high quality care to patients with orthopaedic medical complaints for decades.
This includes sports & performing arts injuries, arthritis, aches & pains, trauma/fracture care, legal/auto claims, work injuries, and other musculoskeletal injuries. Individualized, compassionate, personal care is at the core of our treatment. Conservative and holistic measures are always given priority over any surgical recommendations. The corner stone of medical care is the doctor patient relationship. What is unique to our practice is every patient sees the doctor, every time; rather than a doctor’s assistant (medical technician, physicians assistant or nurse). Patients receive high quality care with the latest scientific procedures and techniques, combined with traditional medical values of keeping the interests of the patient foremost.
Our office accepts most medical insurances, Tricare, Medicare, Workman’s Compensation, legal, and even those who are self-pay. We are pleased to treat numerous international patients who speak a variety of languages. Our staff is fluent in Spanish and arrangements are available for non-English or hearing-impaired patients. Care is provided in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.
Orthopaedic Surgery, Sports and Performing Arts Medicine is the product of a second generation Orthopaedic Surgery family. Stanford A. Lavine, MD started his orthopaedic surgery and sports medicine practice in 1961 when he joined to established practice of William Tobin & Thomas Foley. Stanford A. Lavine, MD became the Father of Sports Medicine in Washington, D.C. treating the Washington Redskins, Washington Bullets, University of Maryland sports teams, and numerous others. He trained numerous residents and students. Following his training, residency at Georgetown University Medical Center, Peter E. Lavine, MD joined his father’s Orthopaedic Surgery Practice. After the untimely death of his father in 1996, Peter E. Lavine, started his own practice that lead to Orthopaedic Surgery, Sports, and Performing Arts Medicine, a division of Centers of Advanced Orthopaedics.
Dance Medicine
A special interest of Orthopaedic Surgery, Sports and Performing Arts Medicine is dance medicine and the treatment of dance injuries. This special niche of Peter E. Lavine, MD has allowed him to treat performers from local and international dance companies, professional and pre-professional dancers. Peter Lavine, MD has lectured on Dance Medicine Injuries across the United States and Internationally. Topics include: children & young adult hip injuries, stress fractures, foot & ankle injuries, knee, shoulder, tendon & ligament injuries, and technique related injuries.
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Current Concepts in Trauma and the Treatment of Fractures
To gain additional training, Peter E. Lavine, MD was accepted at the prestigious AO International Fellowship in Bern Switzerland. This institute is famous for its treatment of fractures but also adult reconstructive surgery and preservation of young adult hip disorders and treatment of hip dysplasia. Since 1993, Dr. Lavine has routinely taken emergency room trauma call. He has a specific interest in the treatment of fracture and minimally invasive surgical techniques. Dr. Lavine is an AO International Fellow Alumni and has been a table instructor for training fellow orthopaedic surgeons.
Who We Are
Orthopaedic Surgery, Sports and Performing Arts Medicine has been treating patients with orthopaedic medical complaints for decades.
This includes sports & performing arts injuries, arthritis, aches & pains, trauma/fracture care, legal/auto claims, work injuries, and other musculoskeletal injuries. Individualized, compassionate, personal care is at the core of our treatment. Conservative and holistic measures are always given priority over any surgical recommendations. The corner stone of medical care is the doctor patient relationship. What is unique to our practice is every patient sees the doctor, every time; rather than a doctor’s assistant (medical technician, physicians assistant or nurse). Patients receive high quality care with the latest scientific procedures and techniques, combined with traditional medical values of keeping the interests of the patient foremost. Our office accepts most medical insurances, Tricare, Medicare and even those who are self-pay. We are pleased to treat numerous international patients who speak a variety of languages. Our staff is fluent in Spanish and arrangements are available for non-English or hearing-impaired patients. Care is provided in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.
Orthopaedic Surgery, Sports and Performing Arts Medicine is the product of a second generation Orthopaedic Surgery family. Stanford A. Lavine, MD started his orthopaedic surgery and sports medicine practice in 1961 when he joined to established practice of William Tobin & Thomas Foley. Stanford A. Lavine, MD became the Father of Sports Medicine in Washington, D.C. treating the Washington Redskins, Washington Bullets, University of Maryland sports teams, and numerous others. He trained numerous residents and students. Following his residency at Georgetown University Medical Center, Peter E. Lavine, MD joined his father’s Orthopaedic Surgery Practice. After the untimely death of his father in 1996, Peter E. Lavine, started his own practice that lead to Orthopaedic Surgery, Sports, and Performing Arts Medicine, a division of Centers of Advanced Orthopaedics.