Meet Your Neighbor: Bert Parcells, MD


By: Community Magazine | November 4, 2021 Meet Your Neighbor , Features Little Silver


FEATURED PHOTO: Dr. Bert Parcells (Photo Credit: Augustine Ahiabor)

Seaview Orthopaedic and Medical Associates has more than 30 years of experience and a comprehensive array of orthopaedic services offered in six locations throughout Monmouth and Ocean Counties.

Three years ago the practice welcomed a specialist in joint preservation and joint replacement surgery of the hip and knee. He and his family recently moved to Little Silver and love walking to school, biking the neighborhood, and living five minutes from the beach.


Meet your neighbor, Dr. Bert Parcells.
 



Why I chose to be a doctor: Practicing medicine has given me the ability to meet and treat so many great people from our community. It’s gratifying work. I am passionate about joint preservation and joint replacement surgeries because they work incredibly well. I love being able to help my patients return to a healthy, active life. I have trained in using minimally invasive techniques and adopted emerging technology, such as robotics, to maximize patient recovery time and outcomes.

A proud moment in my practice: I was inducted into the National Honors Society (AOA) in medical school, an award given to the top 1% of medical graduates. More recently, this past year, I participated in a medical mission in the Dominican Republic performing surgery on severely debilitated people. I am fortunate to have been educated here in New Jersey, and I enjoy the opportunity to share my surgical knowledge and skills to teach other physicians.

What sets me apart from others doing what I do: For hip replacements, I specialize in the Direct Anterior Hip Approach. This minimally invasive technique allows for rapid recovery because I avoid cutting and damaging the surrounding muscle. This allows most patients to rapidly transition away from pain medication, and many walk into their first postoperative visit with a big smile and no cane. Patients often specifically ask for this approach – I am the top anterior hip surgeon at Monmouth Medical Center and Ocean Medical Center.

The most rewarding part of my career: There is no better feeling than seeing a happy patient walk into my office after a preservation or replacement surgery. They are often amazed at the speed of their recovery and I love to hear them say, “I should have done this sooner!”

The most challenging part of what I do: I wish there were more hours in the day! As my practice grows, I am constantly looking for ways to work smarter. My priority has always been to spend as much time with patients as they need. It’s important to me that their concerns are addressed, that they understand their diagnosis, and that we are excited about working toward a solution together. I’m fortunate to work with an amazing team at Seaview – where our focus is always on patient care.

Why my family chose Little Silver: My wife is from New Jersey and she spent every summer growing up at the shore. During my orthopedic residency we frequently visited Monmouth County and I began to realize what a special place this is. We love it here. My wife, Alexis, recently started her own practice, Parcells Plastic Surgery, that focuses on women’s health and empowerment and we have two daughters Genevieve, 4, and Rosalie, 2.

My best life tip to share: The hardest part about anything is starting. Once you get going, it gets easier.

My favorite quote: “Spending your life waiting, for a moment that just don’t come. Well, don’t waste your time waiting” – Bruce Springsteen.

The biggest influence on my career and life: My uncle and my mother. Both incredibly hard-working people that built their own businesses while always making family their priority.

What I do when I’m not working: These days I spend a lot of time at the parks in the area with my wife and kids. I also enjoy hiking, cycling, and getting in a little golf when I can.

For more information on Seaview Orthopadics, visit here.

 


 

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