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Opening December 1, 2027 in Bethesda, MD · Now scheduling new patients

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Patient webinars

Plain-language talks and short videos on common orthopedic and sports problems, and the non-surgical ways we treat them.

A webinar is a good first step when you want to understand your pain before booking a visit. Each session covers what usually causes the problem, how we diagnose it with ultrasound, which treatments help, and when surgery makes sense.

Live sessions end with time for questions. Recordings stay online, so you can share them with family members who help you make decisions about your care.

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Our featured webinar walks through the latest diagnostic and non-surgical treatment options for common orthopedic conditions.

Dr. Gruner's Johns Hopkins webinar on how ultrasound, orthobiologics, and minimally invasive procedures are changing non-surgical care for joint and tendon problems.Featuring Dr. Gruner

Upcoming live webinars

Dates are posted here as each session is scheduled. Every live webinar ends with time for your questions.

  • Date to be announced

    Knee arthritis: your options before a knee replacement

    Strength work, bracing, guided injections, and orthobiologics, and how to tell when surgery is the better path.

  • Date to be announced

    Shoulder pain and the rotator cuff

    Why the shoulder hurts at night, what ultrasound shows, and how rehab and guided procedures help.

  • Date to be announced

    Hand pain: carpal tunnel and trigger finger

    Night splints, injections, and office-based releases through a tiny incision under ultrasound.

  • Date to be announced

    Orthobiologics explained: what PRP can and cannot do

    An honest look at PRP, bone marrow, and microfragmented adipose tissue (Lipogems), who they suit, and what the evidence says.

  • Date to be announced

    Running injuries: getting back on the road

    Achilles, heel, and knee pain in runners, shockwave therapy, and a safe plan for returning to mileage.

Short videos by topic

Knee pain and arthritis

  • Who is likely to benefit from a PRP knee injection, what the visit involves, and when another option makes more sense.Featuring Dr. Gruner
  • Non-surgical steps worth trying for knee pain before considering an operation.Featuring Dr. Gruner

Hand and wrist

  • When an ultrasound-guided carpal tunnel release is recommended for severe symptoms, and what recovery involves.Featuring Dr. Gruner
  • A percutaneous trigger finger release performed under ultrasound, without an open incision.Featuring Dr. Gruner

Elbow and shoulder

  • How tennis elbow is confirmed on exam and ultrasound, and the non-surgical options that follow.Featuring Dr. Gruner
  • How capsular distension (hydrodilatation) stretches a tight shoulder capsule to help restore motion.Featuring Dr. Gruner

Orthobiologics and procedures

  • How PRP is prepared from your own blood and where it fits in treating sports and orthopedic injuries.Featuring Dr. Gruner
  • How microfragmented adipose tissue is collected, processed, and injected for knee arthritis, in a single visit.Featuring Dr. Gruner
  • How percutaneous tenotomy (Tenex) and ultrasound-guided tendon scraping treat chronic tendon pain through a tiny incision.Featuring Dr. Gruner

Questions about our webinars

What is a Propel patient webinar?
It is an online talk by one of our physicians about a common orthopedic or sports problem, such as knee arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome. We explain causes, diagnosis, and treatment options in plain language, and live sessions include time for questions.
Do I need to be a Propel patient to watch?
No. Recorded webinars and videos are open to anyone. They are general education, so for advice about your own pain, book a visit with one of our physicians or physician assistants.
How do I find out when the next live webinar is?
Dates are posted on this page as soon as each session is scheduled. You can also ask our team to let you know through the contact page.
Can I suggest a webinar topic?
Yes. Send us the question you most want answered through the contact page, and we will use it to plan future sessions.

Webinars and videos are general education, not medical advice for your situation.

Opening December 1, 2027

Ready to get back in motion?

We are scheduling new patients now. Book an evaluation to find out what is causing your pain and how to treat it.

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