Bailey, Gregory M, DO

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Warts
Arthritis
Osteoporosis is a bone disease that causes the bones in the body to soften over time. Even though your bones reach peak growth length-wise in early adulthood, bone tissue never stops regrowing in thickness; should your body stop regenerating tissue, bone loss will result and your bone density will be negatively affected. This can compromise the integrity of the musculoskeletal system because weak bones can make them much more susceptible to fractures. Due to osteoporosis being so closely related to the estrogen hormone, this disease has proven to be most prevalent in women. However, men can develop osteoporosis, too. This bone disease usually begins surfacing in those over the age of 50, and seems to be more common among those who have fractured one or more bones. Other risk factors include: long-term steroid use; tobacco use; excessive consumption of alcohol; diabetes; rheumatoid arthritis; low body weight; sedentary lifestyle; and a family history of osteoporosis. The earlier our experts at UOC can treat the onset of osteoporosis, the better. Early detection greatly assists in future prevention.
Plantar Fasciitis
Medical Weight Loss
Across our independent practice, our specialists operate with the best of intentions combined with the best orthopedic techniques to offer you a positive outcome and speedy recovery.
Pediatric Care
Even though their bodies are still developing and their little bones still growing, children may need to see an orthopedist for an acute or chronic condition. While none of our orthopedists specialize in pediatric orthopedics, every UOC specialist retains the training, knowledge, and skillset necessary to provide general orthopedic care to children ages 2 and up. Perhaps your child's pediatrician has noted the possibility of a musculoskeletal disease or disorder, or your child has sustained an injury that your pediatrician knows would be best treated under our roof. Whatever the case may be, we welcome the opportunity to meet your child; in the event that we cannot provide the pediatric care your child needs, we can connect you with a specialist we know and trust. Our specialists understand that making decisions on behalf of a child can be stressful; that's why they take the time and make the effort to help the patient's parents or guardians feel informed and educated once the child's evaluation is completed and the diagnosis made. Even your child will be made to feel comfortable; our team values communicating not only with you, but also with your child, making him/her feel special during their time inside our office. We take seriously the opportunity to help children return to a lifestyle that involves being naturally active, curious, and carefree.
Primary Care
The patient is responsible for having the primary care physician (PCP) send the referral to our office in advance of the scheduled appointment at UOC.
Family Practice
For more information about the University Orthopedics Center Sports Medicine Fellowship with Conemaugh Memorial Family Medicine Residency, visit conemaugh.org.
Emergency Care
If you experience any symptoms caused by an acute fracture, Our 3-Day Urgent Ortho Care in State College, PA, is available for patients who need immediate care. We encourage walk-ins and accept referrals from MedExpress Urgent Care or the emergency room during after-hours.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
The tiny bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments in the hands, fingers, and wrists are responsible for the bodyâ€™s ability to carry out fine motor skills like playing an instrument, pouring a cup of coffee, or writing a letter to a friend. At UOC, our specialists recognize that even the smallest movements allow you to enjoy lifeâ€™s greatest pleasures. Thatâ€™s why pain or discomfort in your hands or wrists due to arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, a broken bone, or any other acute or chronic condition must be diagnosed correctly and treated appropriately. Our hand and wrist team consists of surgeons, physician assistants, certified hand therapists, and nurses who understand how the hand and wrist function and appreciate the vital role these body parts play in your day-to-day life. Our team at UOC is ready to put their hands and wrists to work so they can help heal yours.

Mental Health
The University Orthopedics Physicians and University Orthopedics Physical Therapists and all of the staff respect your privacy and will do everything possible to protect your privacy. This Notice of Privacy Practices describes how we may use and disclose your protected health information (PHI) to carry out treatment, payment or health care operations (TPO) and for other purposes that are permitted or required by law. It also describes your rights to access and control your protected health information. â€œProtected health informationâ€ is information about you, including demographic information, that may identify you and that relates to your past, present or future physical or mental health or condition and related health care services.

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Hypothyroidism

Ultrasound
Imaging technologies that could be utilized during your time at UOC include MRI, X-ray, ultrasound, and CT scans. (CT scans are not done at UOC, but it is recommended for patients to bring one that they already had done). Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is the most commonly used modern procedure at UOC onsite. An MRI examination is our first choice for patients because it offers a safe and painless way for physicians to view detailed images of the body.
MRI
At UOC, we order tests only when necessary. For your convenience, we can utilize our wide range of on-site diagnostic services, including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). We also offer custom-fit braces from DonJoy Back Braces as well as X-Med Vista Cervical Collars.
Radiology
When you get services from an in-network hospital or ambulatory surgical center, certain providers there may be out-of-network. In these cases, the most those providers may bill you is your planâ€™s in-network cost-sharing amount. This applies to emergency medicine, anesthesia, pathology, radiology, laboratory, neonatology, assistant surgeon, hospitalist, or intensivist services. These providers canâ€™t balance bill you and may not ask you to give up your protections not to be balance billed.
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
UOC uses state-of-the-art imaging technology that gives our physicians the proper tools to visualize the structures and any abnormalities inside the body. Our team of experts are properly trained and experienced to ensure patient safety and comfort from start to finish. They use a variety of imaging forms that include MRI, X-ray, ultrasound, and CT scans. Medical imaging helps guide physicians to make their differential diagnosis regarding your specific injury or condition.

General Surgery
Located in State College, our technologically advanced surgical unit is comprised of skilled surgeons and pain management specialists that provide top-of-the-line results for patients in need of a wide variety of orthopedic surgical procedures as well as total joint replacements. To find out more about the numerous advantages of UOC Surgical Services or to schedule your appointment for outpatient surgery, call 814-231-2102.â€‹
Orthopedics
Are you interested in working for the leading provider of orthopedic services in Central Pennsylvania? University Orthopedics Center is currently accepting resumes for all locations, including our Surgery Center. If you are looking for a career at a reputable medical facility that strives to bring the highest level of compassionate care to our patients and gets to use the latest advancements in technology to do so, UOC is the right fit for you. Our mission is to keep our employees happy and provide them a work/life balance so they can do their best to serve our communities. We offer team-building seminars to ensure a work environment of supporting one another.
Sciatica
Thereâ€™s no argument that when you are suffering from musculoskeletal pain of any kind negatively impacts your quality of life. UOC is here to help relieve pain in the neck, lower back, arm, leg, etc. We offer chiropractic services as a solution for pain treatment and relief to preserve the structural integrity of the body. Our Chiropractic Team at UOC commonly uses adjustments, manipulations, modalities, and spinal decompression techniques. This non-surgical, traction-based treatment is especially known for helping alleviate pain from herniated or bulging discs in the neck or lower back. It can also be effectively used to help with other spinal conditions, including spinal stenosis, sciatica, facet syndrome, spondylosis, and radiculopathies of the arm and leg.
Whiplash
A concussion is a traumatic brain injury most often caused by a direct bump, blow, or jolt to the head. An accident that involves whiplash, resulting in rapid shaking of the head or body, can also result in a concussion. UOC's concussion management specialists understand that every concussion is different in regards to its severity level, location, and presenting symptoms. Some concussions are mild and while others are severe. Considering the potential seriousness of this type of bodily injury, we closely monitor your sports-related concussion diagnosis from injury through your return to sport. At UOC, our comprehensive team of specialists consists of fellowship-trained sports medicine physicians, surgeons, physician assistants, physical therapists, and occupational therapists. Recreational, elite, and professional athletes rely on UOC specialists to help them return to their sports. When it comes to concussions, we take every possible precaution. We use every available resource to promote and encourage the brain's natural healing process. From the moment you endure a sports injury up until you get back into the game, our seamless treatment protocols will have you feeling better than ever.
Arthroscopy
More than any joint in the human body, the shoulder grants the widest range of motion. You could not, for example, scratch your back, raise your hands in the air, or throw a ball without counting on your shoulder to move and align accordingly. At UOC, we have more shoulder-trained specialists than any other orthopedic group in the surrounding region, including surgeons who are sports medicine fellowship-trained and shoulder fellowship-trained. Our shoulder specialists not only share their knowledge and expertise with our patients, but also with local athletes, including those associated with our regionâ€™s beloved Minor League Baseball team, Altoona Curve. They are dedicated to learning about all the latest advancements in shoulder care and are registered members of the American Shoulder and Elbow Society; Mid-Atlantic Shoulder and Elbow Society; Arthroscopy Association of North America; and American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine. Given our specialistsâ€™ experience and expertise, you can trust them not to â€œshrug offâ€ any pain youâ€™re experiencing and any concerns you may have about your shoulder condition and treatment plan.
Wound Care
Pinched Nerve
Joint Replacement
UOC surgeons were among the first to perform outpatient TJR surgery in Pennsylvania. Over the past decade, surgeons and specialists within UOC's joint replacement program have led the way locally, regionally, and nationally to develop protocols for medical, anesthesia, and rehabilitation teams. Our ultimate goal is to minimize our patients' pain and maximize their recovery.
Arthritis Surgery
Hand Surgery
I received amazing care from my hand surgery to the physical therapy. Everyone was very helpful and they took great care of me. Would definitely come back if surgery is needed again.
Orthopedic Surgery
Orthopedic surgeons focus on fixing issues associated with the musculoskeletal system, which includes bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, nerves and tendons. UOC's orthopedic surgeons are among our region's most accomplished and respected, performing thousands of inpatient and outpatient surgeries on patients of all ages year-round. When your condition or injury requires you to undergo orthopedic surgery, we will do everything we can to make you feel confident, informed, and prepared. At UOC, you will be treated with the utmost care, respect, and compassion throughout the entire process. Whether your orthopedic surgery is considered minor or major, it's a big deal. You can trust our surgeons to treat each and every procedure as such.
Bunions
Arthroscopy
Our sports medicine surgeons are members of the widest array of professional sports societies, including the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine; Arthroscopy Association of North America; and American Shoulder and Elbow Society. In addition, several of our sports medicine surgeons have received a Certificate of Added Qualifications in Sports Medicine; this is the highest competitive exam available in our industry because it designates the recipient a master of sports medicine information.
Ingrown Toenails
Hip Replacement
Hips are designed to rotate inward and outward, bear weight, and keep the body stable. Walking, running, squatting, and jumping with ease are a few signs that your hips are doing their job. Due to the numerous ways in which this ball and socket joint serves the body, it is predisposed to injuries, chronic diseases, and wear-and-tear damage; at UOC, you can trust us to do everything we can to take the hurt out of your hips. Should your hip treatment plan include surgery, UOCâ€™s one-of-a-kind Hip Replacement Program follows an evidence-based approach that results in consistently positive outcomes. In addition, our Total Joint Program Pathway encompasses surgeons, nurses, physical therapistsâ€”plus a Total Joint Coordinatorâ€”who confidently and compassionately guide you through a total or bilateral hip replacement surgery, giving you the peace of mind you deserve and the professional orthopedic care you expect.
Knee Replacement
The hip and knee are joints that bear weight, absorb shock, and sustain force from big or small movements. As a result, the hips and knees can sustain extensive damage that calls for a total hip or knee replacement. While this may sound scary, total joint replacements (TJR) are among the most successful and frequently performed orthopedic procedures we offer at UOC's surgical centers.

Corns
Cyst

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
Participating in sports and other physical activities can increase your overall health and well-being, but with any kind of physical movement and exertion comes an increased risk of injury. Sports medicine providers focus on working with you to prevent injuries and, should they occur, treat them accordingly. These providers can also help improve your athletic performance through exercises and nutritional programs, plus address any musculoskeletal concerns that you may have when it comes to reaching your goals on the field, court, track, or wherever it is you practice and play. UOC's comprehensive approach to sports medicine gives you total access to our dedicated team of surgeons, physical therapists, nutritionists, and more.
Physical Therapy
Consider the spine the bodyâ€™s scaffolding. It runs from the back of the skull to the pelvis and allows you to stand upright, bend, and twist. It also shelters the spinal cord, a column of nerves that connect the body to the brain. Musculoskeletal ailments affecting the spine and its associated anatomy can decrease your overall spinal health. At UOC, our passionate and knowledgeable chiropractors treat your spine with the utmost care using manual adjustments, modalities, and spinal decompression techniques designed to restore function to your spinal joints. Our patients greatly benefit from UOCâ€™s multidisciplinary team approach; our conservative, traction-based chiropractic treatments are often combined with other specialty areas that we offer in our facilities, such as pain management, surgery, and physical therapy. By giving you access to UOCâ€™s entire spine team, we strive to do everything we can to help ensure that your spine stays healthy, strong, and stable for years to come.
Occupational Therapy
Our Reedsville office offers occupational therapy services, whereas our State College and Altoona offices offer both physical and occupational services. At all three locations, you will meet licensed and experienced healthcare professionals who are ready to guide and support you. They will stay in regular communication with your UOC physician, adding an extra layer of care, diligence, and coordination to your individualized treatment plan. You can count on UOC's orthopedic experts and compassionate staff to measure your progress and celebrate your achievements from your initial visit through your official discharge.
Tennis Elbow
Elbow injury (pain, ulnar collateral ligament tear---also known as Tommy John injury, lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow), medial epicondylitis (golfer's elbow) and ulnar neuritis
Shoulder Pain
Flatfoot Correction
Back Pain
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

General Podiatry
Achilles Tendonitis
Ankle Sprain
When it comes to the foot and ankle, the numbers say it all: thirty-three joints, twenty-six bones, thousands of nerve endings, and more than one hundred tendons, muscles, and ligamentsâ€”all working in unison to keep you stable, balanced, and on the go. Despite how strong and resilient your feet and ankles are, itâ€™s not uncommon for something to go awry. When that happens, you may be quickly forced into a sedentary state. For those who are used to being physically active, this can feel like a huge setback. At UOC, we understand that limited mobility caused by a foot or ankle injury or condition can change your everyday routine, disrupting your favorite physical activities. Allow our team of foot and ankle specialists at UOC to explain all the necessary steps we can help you take toward a recovery that we are confident you will find thorough in its approach and promising in its results.
Bunions Problems
Diabetic Foot Care
Hammertoes
You can also reach out to us for issues related to deformities, such as clubfoot and hammertoe. Plus, we can address cases pertaining to ingrown toenails, corns, and plantar warts.
Ingrown Toenails
Foot Orthotics
Whether you are seeking post-operative care, pre-operative care, or conservative care, our PTs and OTs will identify what goals you should strive to accomplish so you can fully benefit from occupational therapy or physical therapy. If you may need anything along the way, such as custom splints or foot orthotics, you can count on our dependable team to equip you with tools, resources, and information tailored to your detailed treatment plan.
Plantar Fasciitis

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