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Two local physicians named Best of Fairfield County 2020

As seen in Ridgefield’s HamletHub When you have pain, whether it be acute or chronic, you want relief. OrthoConnecticut’s Connecticut Pain Care, voted Best of Fairfield County 2020, takes an active approach to pain using interventional treatment coupled with conservative measures to help patients attain relief. Dr. David Kloth and Dr. Jesse Hochkeppel are proud to have been recognized in their field for Fairfield County. Both physicians are Board Certified in Anesthesiology and Pain Management and are known as leaders in interventional pain management. They work to diagnosis and treat pain utilizing the latest technologies available. Whether they are treating simple or complex pain, Dr. Kloth and Dr. Hochkeppel, employ the most effective approach that meets the patient’s current need. Targeted fluroscopic and ultrasound guided injections, are often used to ease a patient’s nagging discomfort. Regenerative medicine procedures, utilizing platelet rich plasma and stem cell therapy, are used to treat musculoskeletal injuries, which often can take the place of surgery. The practice is known for excellence in diagnosis, personalized treatments and managing patient pain across the complexity of pain syndromes. Dr. Kloth and Dr. Hochkeppel, are thrilled with the success they have achieved for many of their patients and are honored to be named, Best of Fairfield County 2020. They are adamant that pain should not just be tolerated, it should be thoroughly assessed and treated, in the most effective manner possible. OrthoConnecticut Pain Care’s approach acknowledges that customized treatment options are essential based on each individual’s symptoms and diagnosis. This personalized planning, combined with the use of modern techniques and interventional therapies, is what makes the practice so successful. For patient with back, neck, or shoulder pain, chronic regional pain, degenerative disc, spinal stenosis, muscle and joint pain or other painful conditions, an active, managed approach with state-of-the-art procedures helps

OrthoConnecticut Physicians Receive Top Doc Honors

OrthoConnecticut Physicians Once Again Receive Top Doc Honors, with Recognition by Peers and Patients FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Danbury, Conn. – The physicians at OrthoConnecticut have once again been honored with some of the country’s most prestigious “Top Doctor” awards. Castle Connolly Medical, Ltd., has recognized Dr. Michael Brand, Dr. Joseph DiGiovanni, Dr. Ross Henshaw and Dr. John G. Lunt and Dr. Robert Yaghoubian of our northern offices as Top Doctors for 2019. In our southern offices, Dr. Brian A. Bast, Dr. Jeffrey V. Deluca, Dr. Joshua B. Frank, and Dr. Michael Lynch are the recipients of this admirable award. Castle Connolly’s Top Doctors awards are given to leaders who are nominated by their peers in an extensive survey process of thousands of American doctors each year. These Top Doctors’ medical educations, training, hospital appointments, disciplinary histories—and much more—are screened by the Castle Connolly physician-led research team. Only those doctors who are among the very best in their specialties and in their communities are selected for inclusion. Physicians do not and cannot pay to be included in any Castle Connolly Guide or online directory. In more good news, the physicians at OrthoConnecticut were also among the winners of the annual Vitals Patients’ Choice Awards. Vitals Patients’ Choice winners are chosen according to the overall rating a doctor receives from his or her patients for the calendar year. Awards are given for Compassionate Doctor, On-Time Physician, and Patient’s Choice. In our southern offices, Dr. Paul Protomastro and Dr. Michael G. Soojian have been recognized by Vitals. In our northern offices, Dr. Angelo Ciminiello, Dr. John Dunleavy, Dr. David Kloth, Dr. John Mullen, Dr. Randolph Sealey, Dr. Daniel Southern and Dr. Paul Tomaszewski have all won Vitals Patients’ Choice awards for 2019. The physicians at OrthoConnecticut were also named to the Healthgrades Honor Roll. In our

OrthoConnecticut Welcomes Five New Physicians

Danbury CT – OrthoConnecticut/Danbury Orthopedics is pleased to welcome five new physicians to the practice. The new team members include Board-eligible orthopedic surgeons Justin C. Paul, MD, PhD and Paul M. Tomaszewski, MS, MD, Board-certified orthopedic surgeon James W. Depuy, MD; and Board-certified pain management specialists Jesse T. Hochkeppel, MD, and David S. Kloth, MD. Dr. Justin Paul, an orthopedic surgeon and spine surgery specialist, received his BS degree in Biology from Johns Hopkins University, and his PhD in Neurobiology from The Rockefeller University. He received his medical degree from Weill Cornell Medical College and his spine residency at the NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases. He trained in minimally invasive spine surgery at Rush University and has published numerous scientific articles on avoiding complications in spine surgery. Dr. Paul Tomaszewski, an orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist, graduated from Boston College with a degree in Biochemistry and graduated cum laude from Georgetown University School of Medicine. Dr. Tomaszewski completed his orthopedic surgery residency at Yale New Haven Hospital, followed by fellowship training in sports medicine and arthroscopy at Medstar Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. Dr. Tomaszewski has sports team coverage experience at the collegiate and professional levels, with teams including the Baltimore Ravens and the Washington Wizards, and universities such as Towson and Loyola. Dr. James Depuy, a well-known orthopedic surgeon in the greater Danbury community for more than 28 years, is best known for his expertise in knee and shoulder reconstruction, which he perfected during his Sports Medicine Fellowship Program at the New England Baptist Hospital in Boston. He completed his orthopedic surgical residency at Yale University, where he published several papers having to do with diseases of skeletal development and pathology of the wrist. He is a member of the State and County Medical Societies and maintains