For years, Mary Ann lived with chronic pain that affected nearly every aspect of her life. Simple daily routines became exhausting, and her long search for relief often felt hopeless. That all began to change when a trusted friend referred her to Regenerative Orthopaedics & Spine Institute (ROSI)—a place where compassion and expertise come together to restore lives.
From her very first visit, Mary Ann knew she was in the right place. She was cared for by a team of dedicated professionals, including Dr. Musser, Dr. Rayappa, and Dr. Hatterman, ROSI’s on-site physical therapist. Each provider took the time to listen, understand her unique challenges, and design a personalized treatment plan tailored specifically to her needs. Their combined commitment brought Mary not only medical care, but something she hadn’t felt in a long time, hope. But Mary Ann’s healing didn’t stop there.
She was also supported by Desiree, one of ROSI’s compassionate nurse practitioners, who played a crucial role in her recovery. Desiree’s attentive care and encouragement gave Mary Ann the emotional strength and confidence to stay committed to her healing journey. Her knowledge and gentle approach made a tremendous difference, helping Mary Ann feel truly seen and supported every step of the way.
Mary Ann also began working closely with Doug, a skilled physical therapist whose impact she describes as “the missing piece” in her path to wellness. Doug helped her reconnect with her body, better understand its signals, and move in ways that promoted healing rather than pain. Through his expert guidance, Mary Ann learned how to live more mindfully and take control of her recovery.
Today, Mary Ann is on a promising path not just to reclaiming her health, but to truly regaining her quality of life.
Grateful for the care and support she received, Mary Ann offers this heartfelt advice:
“If you have orthopedic needs, go straight to ROSI. They will help you regain your life back as well as your health back.”
At ROSI, Mary Ann’s story is one of many that remind us why we do what we do: to restore mobility, improve health, and change lives, one patient at a time.
