August 20, 2025 - 03:50

SGMC Health is excited to announce the addition of two skilled orthopedic surgeons, Anthony D'Abarno, DO, and Rehan Dawood, DO, to its esteemed health system. This strategic expansion aims to enhance the quality of orthopedic care available to the community.
Dr. D'Abarno brings a wealth of experience and a patient-centered approach to his practice, focusing on innovative treatment options to improve patient outcomes. He is known for his expertise in joint replacement and sports medicine, making him a valuable asset to the SGMC Health team.
Dr. Dawood, equally accomplished, specializes in minimally invasive surgical techniques that promote quicker recovery times and less postoperative pain. His dedication to advancing orthopedic care aligns perfectly with SGMC Health's mission to provide top-notch medical services.
The addition of these two professionals signifies SGMC Health's commitment to delivering comprehensive orthopedic care, ensuring that patients have access to the latest advancements in treatment and rehabilitation. The community can look forward to improved services and enhanced health outcomes as these surgeons join the dedicated team at SGMC Health.
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