KING OF PRUSSIA, PA — Premier Orthopaedics and Philadelphia Hand to Shoulder Center have expanded their non-surgical treatment services with the addition of Dr. Anthony Hanna, an interventional pain specialist now accepting patients at the organizations’ Chadds Ford and King of Prussia locations.
The appointment adds a physician specializing in pain management to the practices’ regional network, providing patients with another option for non-operative care.
Hanna completed his medical education at Temple University’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine before pursuing a residency in emergency medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
He subsequently completed a fellowship in pain medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, adding specialized training in the evaluation and treatment of pain.
Hanna is a member of the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine and the American College of Emergency Physicians.
The appointment broadens the organization’s clinical capabilities in non-operative pain management alongside its existing orthopedic and rehabilitation services.
“His fellowship training in pain medicine, paired with his dedication to research and restoring patient mobility, makes him an exceptional addition to our team and the communities we serve,” said Christina Vannello, chief executive officer of Premier Orthopaedics and Philadelphia Hand to Shoulder Center.
Hanna is accepting new patients at 1204 Baltimore Pike, Suite 100, in Chadds Ford, and 950 Pulaski Drive, Suite 100, in King of Prussia.
Appointments can be scheduled by calling 855-ORTHO24 or visiting https://premierortho.com.
Premier Orthopaedics and Philadelphia Hand to Shoulder Center operate more than 40 locations across the Greater Philadelphia region.
Their services include surgical and non-surgical orthopedic care, physical therapy, hand therapy, magnetic resonance imaging, and Express Ortho Care.
Additional information about the practices is available at https://premierortho.com and https://hand2shouldercenter.com.
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