Commonwealth News

Congratulations to Nathan, from St. Stephens and St. Agnes High School, for winning Commonwealth’s Super Student Athlete contest on Facebook. Nathan was nominated by his surgeon, Dr. Ben Kittredge (far right), for working hard after his injury to return to playing high school sports. Nathan and his school’s athletic training program both received $500. Accepting for the high school were Mr. Andrew Taibl, Athletic Director (far left) and Melanie Stanton, certified athletic trainer for St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes High School.

More than 600 people participated in our Third Annual Rockstar 8K and One-Mile Fun Run on April 29. See our pictures.

Individuals and organizations across the country are joining in the fun to help promote awareness of the value of physical activity in the pursuit of a happier, healthier, and more productive nation. Read more about this important initiative at http://www.fitness.gov/npfsm/.

For the convenience of our patients and potential new patients, we have developed a mobile friendly website. When you access our website, www.c-o-r.com, on your hand held device you will be directed to this quick and easy tool to get a phone number, find an office or read about our physicians and services.

Read the article, “Strike a Pose,” in the March/April issue of the Arlington magazine and learn how Yoga is a great cross-training tool.

Read how a patient of Dr. Ronald Childs recovered more quickly from a minimally invasive spine surgery called extreme-lateral interbody fusion.

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We have several employment opportunities in nursing, physical therapy, and patient financial services. Read the job descriptions on our Careers page as well as the benefits of working for Commonwealth.