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Dr. Carter is featured as the Phoenix Suns Team Physician in a 2 page article in Phoenix Magazine's "Top Doc's" 2010
2010
Dr. Bailie was asked to be 1 or 4 surgeons on an International design team for a stemless, minimally invasive shoulder replacement by Biomet. The other physicians involved in this project are from Mayo Clinic Rochester, Boston and Toronto.
All 19 of our TOCA physicians were featured on the cover and in an article by M.D. News, on TOCA's 60 years of Excellence.
Dr. Chhabra was asked to be a consultant for ATSU-ASHS Athletic Training Program and the New Project to Further Enhance CORE (Clinical Outcomes Research Education)
TOCA Van on the road.
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2011 Phoenix Arthritis walk
Phoenix walks on the Wild Side!!!
TOCA was a proud Premier Event Sponsor of the Arthritis Foundation's annual Zoo Walk. In addition to our sponsorship, the TOCA staff and Physicians raised more than $4,000, which TOCA matched for a total of $8,000!
An incredible 6,000 walkers showed their support for people with arthritis, and raised a total of $200,000!
Phoenix Children's Hospital:
Beach Ball
For the first year, TOCA is please to help sponsor the Phoenix Children's Hospitals Annual Beach Ball. The proceeds will benefit a major expansion of Phoenix Children's Hospital, bringing their special brand of family-centered care to even more patients and families. It will be held at the Phoenician Resort in Scottsdale.
Gateway pro tour 2011
TOCA is please to announce that they have signed on as the latest sponsor of the Gateway Pro Tour 2011. The Tour has served over 3,300 players, with 127 former Gateway players currently having status on the PGA and Nationwide Tours. This sponsorship allows for the continued growth, success and recognition of Gateway Pro Tour (Tour expansion, Nationwide and PGA Tour exemptions, administration, tournament equipment and materials, charity golf tournaments and community involvement.)
Pat's run 2011
Pat's Run is an annual walk/run 5K that benefits The Pat Tillman Foundation. The Pat Tillman Foundation's mission is to; "invest in veterans and military families through education and community." For this memorable event, TOCA was a proud sponsor of CrossFit for Pat's Run 2011. This sponsorship allowed Scottsdale CrossFit runners to focus on fund-raising and running!
2011 Harkins movie premiere
February-10th-2011
TOCA was a proud Premier Event Sponsor of the Arthritis Foundation's annual Harkins Movie Premiere.
Holiday Heroes
TOCA was proud to help sponsor Holiday Heroes - an annual radiothon and charity drive put on by Sports 620 KTAR, in order to provide financial assistance to families of public safety officers and firefighters who are seriously injured or killed in the line-of-duty, and to provide resources to enhance their safety and welfare. This annual event includes Golfing as well as a simultaneous radiothon.
Johnjay & Rich Kiss FM Christmas Wish
Dec-2010
"The Christmas Wish program will improve the quality of life for children and their families in need by offering assistance, comfort and hope." - Johnjay and Rich.
TOCA was pleased to make a large donation to the Christmas Wish Charity in an ongoing effort to support our local community.
11th International Congress on Shoulder & Elbow Surgery, Dr. Bailie presents
During this year’s biennial international shoulder meeting, Dr. Bailie had two (2) of his papers presented. There were over 300 paper submissions from the international community and only 23 were accepted.
"Local Medicare patients maybe left with out a doctor"
Dr. Purdy is interviewed by 3TV regarding Medicare changes.
Top Story: Local Surgeon recounts experience in Haiti
Dr. Grant Padley is used to a busy schedule with his orthopedic practice, performing surgeries, doing physicals for the Cincinnati Reds and his family life.
He recently took time away from all of that to take on some additional work he felt called to do - a humanitarian medical mission to Haiti.
After the Caribbean country was devastated by an Earthquake Jan. 12, 2010, volunteer efforts began to mobilize to provide aid. More than 100,000 people died in the 7.0 quake and the capital of Port-au-Prince was mostly leveled.
"When this came up, it really was a pull on my heart to go help out," Padley said. "They needed an orthopedic surgeon, so I went."
- source: West Valley View, written by Beth Kristin Ott