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The 12th volume of Campbell Orthopaedic Journal (COJ) highlights the events, changes, and growth we have seen in the Campbell Clinic Foundation in the past year. This journal is published yearly for the Alfred J. Ingram Memorial lecture to feature the residency and fellowship programs and the 2026 graduates. Included in this year’s journal are highlights of growth and change in both Campbell Clinic and The Campbell Clinic Foundation. This includes a tribute to Dr. Jim Beaty, who recently retired...

Under the leadership of Dr. David Richardson (top, 4th from the left) Campbell Clinic Foundation staff, UTHSC medical students, and Campbell Clinic clinicians and residents provided foot and nail care, new shoes and socks, and encouragement during Healing Soles at the Hospitality Hub on March 17, 2026.

Three Campbell Clinic Physical Therapy leaders, Michael Williams, Director of Physical Therapy and Kristen Lowrance and Kelly Lee, Co-Managers of the Wolf River Physical Therapy Clinic with a combined 84 years of service to the Campbell family! We asked them why they continue to volunteer and donate to the Campbell Clinic Foundation. Why has the Campbell Foundation been important to you? Kristen: I believe in the Campbell Clinic Foundation mission. I love the fact that we continue to educate new...

“When you find something as unique as the Campbell Clinic Foundation, you just wantto be a part of it.” As an account manager for McKesson with 30 years in medical sales, Al Gatti knows the impact that well trained, compassionate orthopaedic surgeons have on the community, and he values how the Campbell Clinic Foundation makes that possible. “When you find something as unique as the Campbell Clinic Foundation, you just want to be a part of it.” It’s important to...

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...

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...