Neil Olmscheid, D.O.

My practice philosophy is to treat every patient on an individualized basis and to develop a personalized treatment plan that is in the best interest for each patient. I will never push surgery and will exhaust non-surgical treatment options prior to recommending surgery for most conditions. I also enjoy spending time educating patients about their condition and taking the time to make sure they have all their questions answered.

I am originally from Cold Spring, Minnesota. I am happy to be in Minnesota and taking care of a community similar to the one I grew up in. I enjoy spending time with my wife and young daughter. I also love the outdoors and enjoy hiking, running, boating, fishing, basketball, golf, downhill skiing and snowboarding.

Education

• Midwestern University Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine

Internship

• McLaren Greater Lansing Hospital

Residency

• McLaren Greater Lansing Hospital

Membership

• American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS)
• Candidate member, American Osteopathic Academy of Orthopedics (AOAO)

• Fracture care
• Hand and wrist surgery
• Knee and shoulder arthroscopy
• Orthopedic sports medicine
• Total hip replacement
• Total knee replacement
• Total shoulder replacement

• Novel anterior coracoglenoid line utilizing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) corresponds with critical glenoid bone loss, July 2022.
• Hypoalbuminemia is associated with increased postoperative mortality and complications in hand surgery, July 2020.
• Steroid injection and open trigger finger release outcomes: A retrospective review of 999 digits, May 2020.
• Minimum clinically important difference: Current trends in the orthopaedic literature, Part I: Upper extremity: A systematic review, September 2018.
• Biomechanical characteristics of subscapularis-sparing approach for anatomic total shoulder arthroplasty, January 2018.