We provide the most advanced care possible for the hands and upper extremities.
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Treatment of neck or back pain begins with a thorough evaluation and medical history.
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Pain management is important for pain control, especially if you suffer with chronic pain.
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Our pediatric surgeons are experts in treating injuries and conditions of our children.
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Regenerative therapies focus on repairing, replacing, or regenerating cells in the body.
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Our physicians are experienced in treating participants of all levels of sports.
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These include imaging, medical equipment, pharmacy services, and more.
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Dr. Barré specializes in the non-operative and operative treatment of general orthopedic conditions and injuries. During her time in residency and fellowship, Dr. Barré acted as team physician for collegiate basketball teams, high school football teams, and a professional hockey team. She was the team physician for Orange Park High School football team and organized community-wide free high school physicals in Jacksonville. She served as Chairperson of Orthopedics and has been on the teaching faculty in Orthopedics for Family Practice residents.
A native of Tallahassee, Dr. Barré now resides in Sarasota with her husband and two children. Her interests include exercise, golf, cooking, travel, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, and beach activities with her family. With her background as a former physical therapist, she realizes the importance of a team relationship with her patients and supports open communication to return them to their normal function.
Dr Farino has a specialty in hand & wrist reconstruction, offering the latest in surgical developments and techniques. He has treated the orthopedic needs of sports teams and athletes, including the Pittsburgh Pirates. He also worked with the Under-18 U.S. soccer team as well as student athletes at IMG/Bollettieri Tennis Academy in Bradenton.
Dr Farino advocates personalized care saying, “I’ve always treated patients as family members. I talk with them about their challenges, offer best possible solutions, and together, we come to a consensus as to the best treatment for their situation.” He strongly believes in staying involved in all aspects of patient care from initial diagnosis to post-operative rehabilitation. “I believe the decisions made, or not made, in the post-operative period are as important as the decision to perform surgery and the operation itself.”
Dr Furman has been with our group for over 34 years. During that time he served locally as Chief of Orthopedics at Sarasota Memorial Hospital, Doctors Hospital, and Orthopedic Director for Health South (now Encompass) Rehabilitation Hospital.
Dr Furman is widely published in orthopedic medical journals and is a consultant to the orthopedic industry. He has traveled internationally to lecture and instruct on joint replacement surgery. He is a strong advocate for community education and his main focus is on arthritis.
Dr. Graham originates from Lakeland, Florida. As a Podiatrist, he is trained to treat all problems related to the foot and ankle with both surgical and conservative modalities.
Community service is an important part of Dr. Graham’s profession. He recalls a faith-based medical mission to Ghana, West Africa as a life-shaping event that affirmed his commitment to serve others. Dr Graham brings his mentorship experience to Sarasota, Manatee, and Charlotte Counties. He resides here with his wife and two children. Interests include visual arts, live music, track and field, basketball, and family vacations.
Dr Kotcharian previously served a most distinguished career in medicine as Assistant Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and as Assistant Fellowship Director of the Interventional Spine and Musculoskeletal Fellowship, both at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He is an expert at both diagnostic and interventional fluoroscopic-guided spinal procedures including steroid injections, nerve blocks, and radiofrequency denervation.
Dr Kotcharian enjoys outdoor activities with his family and is a “foodie”. He is active in the sport of martial arts since his youth and continues to practice Taekwondo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Karate. He proudly achieved and holds the rank of 2nd degree black belt in Taekwondo. Dr Kotcharian is fluent in multiple languages including Russian and Spanish. When time allows, he is fond of playing chess, reading, meditation, exercise, and painting.
Dr. Lento specializes in the non-surgical treatment of various musculoskeletal problems by identifying the cause of musculoskeletal pain or loss of function and determines whether the problem is mechanical, inflammatory, or degenerative. Together with a variety of non-surgical strategies, Dr. Lento addresses these problems which enable patients to get back to enjoying life.
His specialty also incorporates the use of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound (MSK US). MSK US is a non-invasive imaging test used to diagnose tendon, muscle, and ligament tears without the use of ionizing radiation or concern for claustrophobia that is associated with MRI. There are also no issues with metal such as pacemakers or other implantable devices. Dr Lento uses this imaging technique when necessary to accurately and precisely guide injections directly into problematic areas.
Dr. Steven Page is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine, arthroscopy, and shoulder and knee joint replacements. He received Fellowship training in sports medicine at the renowned UHZ Sports Medicine Institute at the University of Miami. During his Fellowship, Dr. Page was the team physician for numerous athletes from the Miami Hurricanes, Miami Dolphins, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Locally, he is the sports medicine physician for the Sarasota High School Sailors. Dr. Page treats patients of all ages with an interest in both young and aging athletes. He is trained in the most advanced minimally invasive surgical techniques, however, often uses many nonsurgical treatments including PRP and Stem Cells. Dr. Page will always discuss all available options with his patients and treats every patient the way he would treat a family member.
Dr. Page enjoys spending his free time with his wife and two young children. He enjoys beach activities with his children, boating, and is an avid scuba diver.
Dr. Raye’s research appears in several medical journals and his clinical trials have proven valuable in stem cell repair and spinal stenosis treatment. He belongs to the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians, North American Neuromodulation Society, Spine Intervention Society, Academy of Integrative Pain Management, and the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
Throughout his medical training, Dr. Raye has provided medical coverage at the USA Cup Soccer Tournament, Twin Cities Marathon, Susan Komen 3-Day Event, and the NCAA Division II men’s soccer team at Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee.
Dr. Raye is a native of Bradenton, returning to his hometown to give back to our community. During his free time, he enjoys soccer, football, basketball, biking, fishing, boating, the beach, traveling with family and friends and, of course, Florida Gator athletics.
As an advocate for improving the quality of life for his patients, Dr. Silverstein believes that open communication between physicians and patients is key to successful outcomes. He is trained in the latest techniques for orthopedic care of hip and knee replacements, including direct anterior hip replacements and traumatic fractures. His patients are offered both surgical and non-surgical options. When surgery is necessary, Dr. Silverstein may perform less invasive techniques including muscle sparing incisions, partial knee replacements, robotic-assisted technology, and custom patient-specific implants.
Dr. Silverstein hails from West Virginia, now living in Florida with his wife and two children. He enjoys staying active with cross-training, cycling, tennis, skiing, golf, and international travel.
Dr Farino has a specialty in hand & wrist reconstruction, offering the latest in surgical developments and techniques. He has treated the orthopedic needs of sports teams and athletes, including the Pittsburgh Pirates. He also worked with the Under-18 U.S. soccer team as well as student athletes at IMG/Bollettieri Tennis Academy in Bradenton.
Dr Farino advocates personalized care saying, “I’ve always treated patients as family members. I talk with them about their challenges, offer best possible solutions, and together, we come to a consensus as to the best treatment for their situation.” He strongly believes in staying involved in all aspects of patient care from initial diagnosis to post-operative rehabilitation. “I believe the decisions made, or not made, in the post-operative period are as important as the decision to perform surgery and the operation itself.”
Our name says it all … our patients are the center of our care. At 360 ORTHOPEDICS we are committed to providing complete and comprehensive care. A chronic condition or injury often times affects more than one part of the body; we treat you as a whole person and this includes consideration of your lifestyle, family, and daily activities.
We may offer several options for chronic conditions and injuries and you will find our approach is conservative. It may surprise you to learn the majority of our recommended treatments are non-surgical or minimally invasive. When surgery becomes an option, you have the comfort and security of knowing you are in the skilled care of Fellowship Trained and Board Certified Surgeons with expertise in the latest procedures and technology.
