About
Us
Coined by French physician Nicolas Andre in 1741, The term “Orthopaedics”
originates from the Latin for “straight child.” The emblem
of orthopaedics has historically been that of a crooked tree being
straightened by making it grow next to a straight splint, implying
that, with proper care and guidance, crooked bones could be made straight.
Shaws Cove Orthopaedics regionalizes this concept by portraying
the state tree, the charter oak, bound to a noted New London structure,
a lighthouse. To place emphasis on the sport’s medicine aspect
of orthopaedics, a marathon runner was incorporated into the charter
oak.
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Mission Statement
Our goal at Shaws Cove Orthopaedics is to deliver quality orthopaedic
care while treating each of our patients as individuals with unique
needs. Together with Lawrence & Memorial Hospital, we are committed
to improving the health care in our region.
Directions
From south
I95 take exit 83 (Norwich/CT32/Downtown New London)
Stay straight onto Huntington St.
Stay on Huntington St. until the end (fire dept. on right)
Take right onto Bank St.
Go straight through next major intersection
Entrance to Shaws Cove will be on the 500 ft on the left.
From north
I95 exit 84 south (Downtown New London)
This will turn into Eugene O'Neill Dr.
Stay on this to the end
Left on Tilley St.
Right onto Bank St.
Go through next major intersection,
Entrance to Shaws Cove 500 ft. on the left.
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