Here is my interview with Marcia Delbarone this past Friday, discussing her new book, “Curved Inspirations, which I wrote about last night in the blog.   Hopefully Marcia’s shared journey will be helpful for other families facing the life-long effects of scoliosis, for either teens, younger adults, or middle and older-age adults. Dr. Lloyd HeyHey […]

At the end of clinic on Friday, I got a chance to sit down with Marcia Delbarone, who just published a book entitled “Curved Inspirations.”  In this book, Marcia shares her life’s journey through adolescent idiopathic scoliosis with bracing, then the progression of pain and deformity in young adulthood, through scoliosis surgery in her late […]

March 10, 2014 Dr. Hey, Thanks for forwarding the picture.  I’m still getting used to my new height!  I want to thank you and your entire staff for how professionally and compassionately both Sheri and I have been treated throughout this journey.  I know I have several more months before full recovery, but I am […]

Is a DIY EMR right for your practice? March 06, 2014 | Madelyn Kearns – Associate Editor Lloyd Hey, MD For physicians with an eye on quality control and a mind toward specificity, building your own EMR would seem a perfect fit. Not only does documentation get tailored to the precise needs of a practice’s […]

…. well I’ll tell you how you know when you’ve really made it as a scoliosis surgeon:  When a 10 yo young lady tells you less than 14 hours after finishing her scoliosis surgery that she’s named her new big stuffed dog “Lloyd” after you!  And my PA also obviously has hit the big leagues […]