Blog

In Your Corner with CORA: Dr. Richard Lehman on Serving Patients During COVID-19

By Published On: May 1, 2020Last Updated: April 8, 20260.6 min read
Promotional graphic for the In Your Corner with CORA podcast series

Your Health, Objectively. Treating Everyone Right.

Dr. Richard Lehman, Medical Director at US Center for Sports Medicine is an orthopedic surgeon in Des Peres, Missouri. He has been in practice for more than 20 years and is a member of the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. And now he sits down with our panel of special guests to talk all-things serving patients during COVID-19. The CORA panel includes:

  1. Brett Kolnick, PT, MSPT, Regional Manager (Kentucky / Tennessee)
  2. James Allison, DPT, Senior Clinic Manager (Tennessee)
  3. Ashley McFadden, MPT, Clinic Manager (Missouri)
  4. Tyler Kelly, PTA, Clinic Manager (Virginia)

CORA is in your corner with experienced partners, larger networks, and the resources available to deliver exceptional care to you — and uniquely for you!

Recent Posts

  • Athlete gripping knee due to ACL injury showing symptoms of torn anterior cruciate ligament
    May 29, 2011|
    Last Updated: July 21, 2026

    Seven Self-Administering Tests to Know If You’ve Torn Your ACL

    Anterior cruciate ligament. ACL for short. It’s the ligament that runs up from your shin bone and passes through the middle of the knee, attaching itself...

  • Medical professional performing ultrasound-guided platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection therapy on a patient’s knee to treat a sports injury.
    June 6, 2011|
    Last Updated: May 12, 2026

    What Are the Side-Effects of Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy?

    Let’s make this clear right now: platelet-rich plasma therapy is not blood doping. In fact, PRP therapy, as it’s commonly called, is actually a safe and legal...

  • A young athlete playing tennis with good practice avoiding tennis leg.
    July 22, 2011|
    Last Updated: April 17, 2026

    What Is Tennis Leg and How Do You Treat It?

    Picture this: you are playing a highly-competitive game of tennis with a friend when you stop quickly and then accelerate to reach a shot. That’s when...