“I can walk. I can take care of my 3 grandchildren”
With Grateful Patient, Cheryl Bruce I can walk. I take care of my 3 grandchildren. I can do housework. My knees and hips don’t hurt, Oh my gosh, it was just life changing! I could not take care of these kids or even myself if I hadn’t had these operations. All my life I had careers that were tough on my body, I began working as a cook at a young age and spent many hours on my feet running...
“I went from constant pain every time I walked or stood to no pain at all. That is life changing.”
With Grateful Patient, Harvey Kay Over 8 years ago, Harvey Kay began noticing sharp pain in his knees and groin. It started gradually but seemed to come out of nowhere. He saw a general doctor, but when they saw it was a hip issue, he was sent to Campbell Clinic. Because he was only 35, Kay hoped the issue was not serious enough for surgery but, once he was x-rayed, it was clear he had Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI) or hip...
Back on the Half Pipe
With Grateful Patient, Trey Box I have been skateboarding for almost 15 years, it is my social circle and beyond that it’s such a huge part of my self-expression and ability to have a physical and creative outlet. Skateboarding is immensely important to my life. I moved to Memphis in Spring 2021. The day after I moved in, I went skating and got injured. I knew something was wrong immediately but didn’t know how serious it was. I got recommended...
Meet the New Campbell Clinic Foundation Chief Staff Officer, Dr. John R. Crockarell
On January 1, 2026, John R. Crockarell, Jr., M.D., M.B.A., took the role of Campbell Clinic Chief of Staff, succeeding Frederick M. Azar, M.D., who has served with distinction in the role for sixteen years. Dr. Azar was recently appointed to serve as the University of Tennessee – Campbell Clinic Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Biomedical Engineering Harold Boyd Chair and will continue to see patients and contribute to Campbell Clinic’s mission as a physician and partner following the transition....