More Room. More Innovation. The Same Trusted Orthopedic and Physical Therapy Team.
This December, AOSMI Monroe has expanded — moving to Suite 201 inside the Renaissance Crossing Medical Arts Building at 312 Applegarth Road, Monroe Township, NJ.
Our new facility spans over 5,000 square feet, featuring an expanded Physical Therapy Department, a larger Orthopedic Department, and a multi-specialty suite designed to better serve our patients’ orthopedic, sports medicine, and pain management needs.
A Next-Generation Space for Comprehensive Orthopedic Care
AOSMI’s new Monroe location reflects a commitment to continued innovation and patient comfort. The expanded space is designed to elevate every step of the patient journey, from check-in to rehabilitation.
Patients can look forward to:
- An expanded Physical Therapy Department equipped with advanced technology that supports recovery and movement restoration.
- A larger Orthopedic Department with additional treatment rooms for a more comfortable and efficient visit.
- A multi-specialty suite uniting orthopedic surgeons, sports medicine physicians, and pain management specialists under one roof.
- A welcoming environment built around accessibility, innovation, and patient-centered design.
AOSMI’s Commitment to Patient Care and Innovation
This expansion represents a milestone in AOSMI’s mission to deliver comprehensive orthopedic and rehabilitative care within a collaborative, supportive setting.
As we move to our new facility, our trusted orthopedic and rehabilitation professionals remain dedicated to providing the same high-quality, compassionate care that patients have come to rely on.
FAQ: Monroe’s Move to Suite 201
Q: When will the new AOSMI Monroe facility open?
AOSMI Monroe is set to open its new Suite 201 location on Monday, December 8th, 2025.
Q: Will services or doctors change after the move?
No, the same trusted orthopedic, sports medicine, and rehabilitation specialists will continue to provide care at the new location.
Q: Will the contact numbers remain the same?
Yes, all phone numbers for the Orthopedic and Physical Therapy Departments will stay the same.
Physicians & Orthopedic Department: 732-720-2555
Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy Department: 732-720-2566
Q: Is parking available at the new facility?
Yes, convenient on-site parking is available at the Renaissance Crossing Medical Arts Building.
Visit Us in Suite 201 This December
Starting Monday, December 8th, patients can visit us at:
Renaissance Crossing Medical Arts Building
312 Applegarth Road, Suite 201
Monroe Township, NJ
Want to learn more?
Orthopedics Department: 732-720-2555
Rehabilitation Department: 732-720-2566
Contact Us to schedule your next appointment or learn more about our move.
At AOSMI, we are proud to spotlight Dr. Wesley Nesbit, DPM, a board-certified podiatrist and specialist in foot and ankle surgery. Dr. Nesbit brings experience treating a wide range of foot and ankle conditions, from common issues like bunions and plantar fasciitis to complex traumatic injuries and fractures. Whether you’re seeking advanced surgical solutions or non-surgical care, Dr. Nesbit is dedicated to helping you.
Personalized Foot & Ankle Care Tailored to Your Needs
As a podiatrist with advanced training in both surgical and non-surgical treatments, Dr. Nesbit offers individualized care for patients of all ages. He takes a patient-first approach, prioritizing conservative treatments whenever possible while leveraging state-of-the-art techniques for optimal outcomes.
Common Foot & Ankle Conditions Treated:
- Bunions & Hammertoes: Specialized care for toe deformities causing discomfort and difficulty walking.
- Plantar Fasciitis & Heel Pain: Effective solutions like custom orthotics and advanced procedures to relieve heel pain.
- Sports Injuries: Treatment for ankle sprains, fractures, and tendon or ligament injuries to get athletes back in the game.
- Diabetic Foot Care: Comprehensive management of diabetic foot ulcers, infections, and preventive care to avoid complications.
- Arthritis in the Foot & Ankle: Treatments to manage arthritis pain and restore mobility.
- Nail & Skin Conditions: Treatment for ingrown toenails, warts, fungal toenails, and corns or calluses.
- Flat Feet & Pediatric Deformities: Customized solutions for flat feet, pediatric foot issues, and structural deformities.
Whether you’re experiencing chronic pain, recovering from an injury, or need preventive diabetic foot care, Dr. Nesbit’s personalized his treatment plan for each patient.
Education, Training, & Professional Affiliations
Dr. Nesbit’s advanced training and leadership roles underscore his dedication to podiatry and patient care.
Education & Training:
- Medical School: New York College of Podiatric Medicine
- Residency: Foot & Ankle Reconstructive Surgery, Robert Wood Johnson Trinitas
- Leadership: Chief Resident, Robert Wood Johnson Trinitas Foot & Ankle Reconstructive Surgery Residency
Professional Memberships:
- American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (ACFAS)
- American Society of Plastic Podiatric Surgeons
- American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA)
Dr. Nesbit stays active in these professional organizations to remain at the forefront of advancements in podiatric care.
Why Choose Dr. Nesbit for Your Podiatry Care?
Dr. Nesbit combines his experience with a compassionate approach to care. He understands that foot and ankle conditions can significantly impact your quality of life and mobility. That’s why he takes the time to listen to your concerns, educate you about your condition, and create customized treatment plans that address your unique needs.
Comprehensive Treatment Options for Every Need
Dr. Nesbit offers a full range of treatment options, including:
- Custom Orthotics: Relieve foot and heel pain with tailor-made orthotics.
- Minimally Invasive Surgery: Advanced techniques for faster recovery and less downtime.
- Podiatric Specialty Surgical Procedures: ranging from bunions and hammertoes to foot and ankle trauma
- Ankle Bracing & Physical Therapy: Support for sprains, tendonitis, and sports-related injuries.
- Wound Care for Diabetic Ulcers: Prevent infections and promote healing
Schedule an Appointment with Dr. Wesley Nesbit Today
Don’t let foot pain, heel pain, or ankle injuries hold you back from enjoying life. Dr. Wesley Nesbit is now accepting new patients at AOSMI. From preventive care to advanced foot and ankle surgeries, Dr. Nesbit is here to help you!
Plantar fasciitis is a common cause of heel pain that occurs when the thick band of tissue (plantar fascia) at the bottom of your foot becomes inflamed. This condition often results from overuse or stress, leading to sharp, stabbing pain in the heel, especially in the mornings. While traditional treatments like stretching and orthotics help, Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy has emerged as a revolutionary option for long-term relief.
What is PRP Therapy?
PRP therapy involves using your body’s own healing factors to promote tissue repair. A small amount of your blood is drawn and placed into a centrifuge to isolate platelets, which contain powerful growth factors. This concentrated solution is then injected into the affected area to accelerate healing and reduce inflammation.
How Does PRP Therapy Help Plantar Fasciitis?
PRP therapy helps plantar fasciitis by stimulating the body’s natural healing processes. The growth factors in PRP injections help regenerate damaged tissue in the plantar fascia, reducing pain and inflammation. Unlike temporary solutions, PRP offers lasting relief by addressing the root cause of the problem.
Benefits of PRP therapy for foot pain relief include:
- Reduces Inflammation: PRP targets the inflammation causing foot pain.
- Stimulates Healing: Encourages the growth of new, healthy tissue in the plantar fascia.
- Minimally Invasive: A simple injection that avoids surgery.
- Long-Lasting Results: Many patients experience significant pain reduction with lasting effects.
If you’re tired of dealing with chronic heel pain, PRP therapy could be the game-changer you need for long-term foot pain relief from plantar fasciitis.
Learn More
Contact Advanced Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Institute (AOSMI) today to see if PRP is the right treatment for you. AOSMI serves patients throughout New Jersey, with convenient locations in Freehold, Monroe Township, Toms River, Belmar, Edison, and Manalapan.
As National Nutrition Month encourages us to adopt healthier lifestyles, we’re reminded of the critical role foot and ankle health plays in our ability to stay active. At the forefront of providing exceptional care in this essential area is Wesley Nesbit, DPM, Podiatric Physician and Surgeon, whose expertise in both surgical and non-surgical treatments helps patients step back into life with confidence.
Advanced Care for Mobility with Dr. Nesbit
Dr. Nesbit stands out for his comprehensive skill set in treating foot and ankle conditions, combining surgical precision with effective non-surgical strategies. His approach addresses a wide array of issues, from common complaints like bunions and hammertoes to more complex conditions such as plantar fasciitis and nerve pain. His focus on personalized treatment plans ensures that each patient receives the care best suited to their recovery and long-term health goals.
A Focus on Effective Treatment Options
Dr. Wesley Nesbit is well-versed in the vast spectrum of foot and ankle pathologies, offering patients a variety of treatment options based on their specific needs. His work extends to managing sports injuries, fractures, and ligament strains, providing both immediate relief and long-term solutions. Whether it’s through innovative surgical techniques or targeted non-surgical methods, Dr. Nesbit is dedicated to helping his patients achieve optimal outcomes.
Specialized Services Tailored to Each Patient
With specialties that include everything from diabetic foot care to custom orthotics and ankle bracing, Dr. Nesbit addresses a broad range of foot and ankle disorders. His expertise also covers the treatment of arthritis, skin and nail infections, and pediatric foot ailments, catering to the unique needs of a diverse patient population. For athletes, Dr. Nesbit’s targeted care for sports injuries is instrumental in facilitating a swift and effective return to activity.
Steps to a Healthier Lifestyle: Tips from Dr. Nesbit
In line with National Nutrition Month, Dr. Nesbit offers these essential tips for maintaining robust foot and ankle health as part of an active lifestyle:
- Stay Active: Regular, foot-friendly exercises enhance strength and stability, supporting your joints.
- Nutritious Diet: Incorporate calcium and vitamin D-rich foods to support bone health.
- Choose the Right Footwear: Ensure your shoes provide the right support, fit well, and are suitable for your activities.
- Practice Good Foot Hygiene: Keep your feet clean and dry to prevent infections, and moisturize regularly.
- Listen to Your Body: Pay attention to foot pain or discomfort and seek professional advice early.
This National Nutrition Month, as we focus on building healthier habits, let’s not overlook the foundation that supports us every step of the way: our feet and ankles. With Dr. Wesley Nesbit’s exceptional care at AOSMI, achieving and maintaining foot and ankle health becomes an attainable part of our wellness journey. Embracing Dr. Nesbit’s expertise allows patients to pursue their active lifestyles without limitation, fully supported by the best in podiatric care. To experience the best in foot and ankle care, request an appointment with Dr. Nesbit today!
As Fall wraps us in its chilly embrace, you can bet basketball courts and ice skating rinks across New Jersey are buzzing with activity. Whether you’re part of a school team, hitting the court for a bit of fun, or gliding across the ice with friends and family, these Fall sports are a great way to stay active. With all the excitement, there’s also a chance of bumps, bruises, and sometimes more serious injuries. At AOSMI, we believe in patient education. We want to teach you about the more common Fall sports injuries, so that you are prepared and so that we can work together to get you back to your strongest self.
Common Fall Basketball Injuries:
Common Injuries: Some of the most common injuries in basketball are ankle sprains and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears, both of which impact performance and long-term joint health.
Causes of Injury: Ankle sprains arise from the high-impact nature of basketball, particularly during rapid direction changes or awkward landings after jumps. ACL tears are often linked to abrupt stops, pivots, or sudden directional changes, exerting stress beyond the knee joint’s normal capacity.
Treatment and Surgery: Initial treatment for ankle sprains involves the R.I.C.E. protocol (Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation) to reduce swelling. ACL tears may necessitate surgical reconstruction using the patient’s tissues or grafts. At AOSMI, we are on the cutting-edge of orthopedic treatment – as such, we offer the BEAR (Bridge-Enhanced ACL Restoration) Implant that allows for natural healing without the need for grafts.
Physical Therapy Rehabilitation: Post-surgery, physical therapy becomes pivotal in restoring strength, flexibility, and joint stability. Progressive exercises targeting muscle strength, balance, and proprioception form the core of rehabilitation, guided by physical therapists to ensure a gradual return to play, minimizing the risk of re-injury. At AOSMI, our physical therapists tailor their treatment plans to your unique injury, ensuring a personalized approach.
Common Fall Ice Skating Injuries:
Common Injuries: Ice skaters frequently contend with fractures, particularly in vulnerable areas like the wrist and hip, because of the dynamic and sometimes acrobatic nature of the sport.
Causes of Injury: Falls on the ice, whether during jumps, spins, or routine skating, expose skaters to the risk of fractures. The hard frozen surface amplifies the impact, leading to fractures, especially in areas like the wrist and hip.
Treatment and Surgery: Immediate immobilization is important for managing fractures sustained during ice skating. Wrist fractures may require casting or splinting, while hip fractures may necessitate surgical intervention, involving plates, screws, or other fixation devices for proper alignment and stability.
Physical Therapy Rehabilitation: Rehab for ice skating injuries takes a comprehensive approach. Range-of-motion exercises are crucial for regaining flexibility, while progressive weight-bearing activities aid in rebuilding strength. Physical therapists craft tailored plans, integrating exercises that address the unique challenges of ice skating injuries, with a focus on enhancing balance, coordination, and functional movement. This personalized rehabilitation aims not only to restore functionality but also to prevent future injuries, facilitating a safe return to the ice.
By addressing the specific Fall sports injuries associated with basketball and ice skating, we aim to equip you with the knowledge needed to navigate the season safely. At AOSMI, our team is committed to providing the highest quality orthopedic and physical therapy care to our patients across New Jersey. If you are experiencing pain or injury from these sports, please request an appointment today. We are dedicated to helping you live a healthier, stronger life.