Best Doctors in America

Best Doctors in America, an independent research agency that compiles peer-reviewed recommendations and is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), has included Robert C. More, MD of the Hunterdon Orthopaedic Institute on their list of Best Doctors in America. Dr. More is now a part of an elite group of Orthopaedic Surgeons to receive this honor regionally and nationally. Dr. More specializes in Sports medicine, Shoulder Surgery, and Joint Replacement.

You Might Also Enjoy...

How Orthopedic Doctors Help with Workers’ Compensation Claims

A workplace injury can disrupt more than your health — it can also affect your livelihood. Workers’ compensation helps cover injury-related costs, but navigating the claims process is tricky. Here’s how our team can help.

Can a Meniscus Tear Heal On Its Own?

Meniscus tears can cause a lot of knee discomfort and instability — but with the right care, tears can heal. While it’s tempting to resort to home remedies and TLC, they’re not always effective. Here’s what you should do instead.

When Is It Time to Consider Spine Surgery for Chronic Back Pain?

Spine pain is a problem for millions of people, but thankfully, many problems resolve with conservative treatment. Sometimes, though, surgery is the better answer. Here’s how to tell when it’s time to start talking about surgery for your symptoms.

The Most Common Gait Issues in Children and How to Remedy Them

Gait problems aren’t unusual in the early years of a child’s life, while they’re still getting the hang of being mobile. But persistent gait problems may need medical correction. Here, learn about four gait issues that our team should evaluate.

5 Tips for Returning to Sports After Rotator Cuff Surgery

Rotator cuff surgery plays a major role in restoring movement after a shoulder injury. But how long will it be before you can get back to the activities you love? Here’s the answer you’re looking for.

PRP: A Game-Changer in Treating Arthritis

Arthritis is a common source of significant joint pain and stiffness; as we age, those symptoms tend to worsen. The good news: Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy may help restore joints, slowing damage and improving painful symptoms.