Scott A. Paluska, MD

Treating various acute and chronic conditions related to physical activity is fulfilling. It's rewarding to help people return to their desired activity levels and resume healthy lifestyles.

I want patients to know that I hear them. I actively listen to their stories and involve them in collaborative discussions about evaluating and treating their conditions. I prioritize an evidence-based practice model incorporating the latest literature and data to inform medical decision-making.

As a patient advocate, I help individuals understand the advantages and disadvantages of surgical and non-surgical approaches to musculoskeletal and athletic disorders. My goal is to facilitate quick recoveries so patients can return to their preferred active, healthy lifestyles.

I grew up in Michigan and completed medical school and a residency in family medicine at the University of Michigan before pursuing a fellowship in sports medicine at the University of Pittsburgh.

I'm a competitive runner, cyclist, skier and triathlete. I also enjoy spending time away from work traveling with my wife and daughters.