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Ankle Injuries
Whether it’s due to overuse from repetitive motion, an acute injury such as a fall or a sports-related accident, injuries to the ankle are common.

Hip Injuries
Whether from a fall, arthritis or overuse injuries, hip pain can make it difficult to walk and reduce quality of life.

Calf Injuries
Calf injuries commonly occur when the calf muscles are subjected to sudden or excessive force.

Knee Injuries
Every time you take a step, you use your knee and it is susceptible to a number of injuries.

Elbow Injuries
Because the elbow is complex, the type of injuries, and severity of those injuries vary widely.

Shoulder Injuries
Shoulder injuries of the ligaments, muscles and tendons are most commonly caused by activities that involve excessive and repetitive overhead motion.

Foot Injuries
Every time you take a step, you use your feet making them susceptible to a variety of injuries, aches, and pain.

Thigh Injuries
Thigh injuries are commonly caused by overstretching or twisting during activities or sport, a fall, or a direct blow to the thigh.

Hand Injuries
Due to overuse from repetitive motion or an acute injury such as a fall or sports-related accident, injuries to the hand are common.

Wrist Injuries
Wrist pain is often caused by sprains or fractures from sudden injuries.

Specialty Services
Sports Medicine
Getting you back in the game and performing your best is our shared goal.

Joint Replacement
Replacement is often the answer if you have constant pain or consistent trouble moving your joints.

Diagnostic Imaging
The proper diagnostic imaging is critical to an accurate diagnosis.

Orthobiologics
Also called regenerative medicine, these therapies use natural substances to relieve pain and speed healing and recovery.
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Samantha Laub, PA-C

Physician Assistant – Certified

Home Care TeamSamantha Laub, PA-C

Samantha “Sam” Laub, PA-C, has expertise in sports medicine orthopedics. She has worked with Dr. McGee since 2020. With a bachelor’s degree in Physiology and Developmental Biology from Brigham Young University and a master’s degree from Touro University Nevada, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her practice since 2020.

Raised in Idaho, she had an active childhood involving soccer, track, and white water kayaking. This fueled her passion for sports medicine. Sam, a dedicated wife, and mother of two, enjoys hiking, camping, and water activities with her family. Under the guidance of Dr. McGee, she provides a high level of care in the form of new patient evaluations, intraarticular injections, and facilitating recoveries through patient education.