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Baldwin Bone and Joint To Host Free Chronic Pain Relief Seminar
Topic: Get Back to Living! Discover Options for Managing Your Chronic Pain with Dr. Elliott Pennington
DAPHNE, Ala. (August 21, 2026) — Daphne-based orthopaedic practice, Baldwin Bone & Joint, P.C. will host a free, in-person educational seminar Sept. 22 featuring Dr. Elliott Pennington, fellowship-trained pain management specialist, on treatment options for people living with chronic pain. The seminar entitled “Get Back to Living! Discover Options for Managing Your Chronic Pain,” will be held from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Baldwin Bone & Joint, 1505 Daphne Ave., Daphne.
Pennington will discuss minimally invasive interventional pain management treatments, including nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, spinal cord stimulation and the Intracept procedure. The seminar also will include remarks from a special guest who is successfully managing chronic pain.
A Gulf Coast native, Pennington earned biomedical sciences and medical degrees from the University of South Alabama, then completed an anesthesia residency and interventional pain medicine fellowship at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, Miss. He is a member of the American Medical Association, American Society of Anesthesiologists, and American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians.
The Spine Institute at Baldwin Bone & Joint Welcomes Kaleigh Hornberger, CRNP, to Dr. James Hicks’ Spine Team
We’re excited to share that Kaleigh Hornberger, CRNP, is now part of Dr. James Hicks’ spine team at Baldwin Bone & Joint.
After working alongside Dr. John Todd for many years, Kaleigh is bringing her experience and dedication to caring for patients with Dr. Hicks, helping provide expert spine care across our community.
“As your provider, my deepest commitment is to help you regain your strength and return to the activities you love. I combine expert orthopedic care with a compassionate ear, walking beside you through every phase of your healing. Our team is committed to helping you every step of the way,” Hornberger said.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (251) 625-2663 or visit thespineinstitutebbj.com.
Media Coverage Report: June 2026
June 20, 2026
Lagniappe | Baldwin Bone & Joint, 68 Ventures | By J. Mark Bryant
In many cases, businesses are known only for the sway they have on the financial world. Others, though, are remembered best for the impact they have on their communities.
That is certainly true for both the Baldwin Bone & Joint orthopedic group and the real estate investment firm 68 Ventures. They continue to make contributions away from their offices.
Many More Miles
Hundreds of residents across Baldwin and Mobile counties participated in Baldwin Bone & Joint’s 22nd annual Many More Miles Campaign by donating gently used shoes. This collective effort resulted in approximately 5,000 pairs of shoes being gathered and prepared for redistribution to those in need.
Of the total shoes collected, 2,000 pairs were donated through partnering with the Baldwin County Board of Education and local schools, demonstrating strong community engagement from students and their families.
Media Coverage Report: May 2026
May 18, 2026
Bay Business News | 22nd Many More Miles Campaign Collects 5,000 Shoes
22ND MANY MORE MILES CAMPAIGN COLLECTS 5,000 SHOES: Hundreds of residents across Baldwin and Mobile counties participated in Baldwin Bone & Joint’s 22nd Annual Many More Miles Campaign by donating gently used shoes. This collective effort resulted in approximately 5,000 pairs of shoes being gathered and prepared for redistribution to those in need. Of the total shoes collected, 2,000 pairs were donated through partnering Baldwin County Board of Education and other local schools. The remaining 3,000 pairs came from a variety of sources, including Baldwin Bone & Joint physicians, employees and patients, in addition to members of the surrounding communities through dropoff sites at the Spanish Fort, Daphne and Foley YMCA locations; City Hope Church; the University of South Alabama Student Recreation Center; White-Spunner Realty and McCoy Outdoor Co. These collection points played a crucial role in facilitating the campaign’s outreach and enabling broad participation. Under the experienced distribution of City Hope Church Outreach Coordinator Melanie Daw and her team, these shoes will go directly to those in need across Mobile and Baldwin counties.
May 18, 2026
Eastern Shore Chamber | 22nd ANNUAL MANY MORE MILES SHOE DRIVE BALDWIN BONE & JOINT PARTNERS WITH CITY HOPE CHURCH & BALDWIN
Hundreds of residents across Baldwin and Mobile Counties participated in Baldwin Bone & Joint’s 22nd Annual Many More Miles Campaign by donating gently used shoes.
May 14, 2026
Lagniappe | Summit Street Inn to reopen in Fairhope
Celeste P. Fleming, PA-C, joined fellowship-trained spine specialist Dr. Charles Gordon’s team at the Spine Institute at Baldwin Bone & Joint. Fleming earned a Master of Health Science in physician assistant studies, a Master of Education in exercise science/cardiac rehabilitation, and a Bachelor of Science in medical technology, all from the University of South Alabama.
22nd Annual Many More Miles Shoe Drive Baldwin Bone & Joint Partners with City Hope Church & Baldwin County Schools
2026 Campaign Concludes with Impactful Shoe Distribution Event
Daphne, AL (April 28, 2026) – Hundreds of residents across Baldwin and Mobile Counties participated in Baldwin Bone & Joint’s 22nd Annual Many More Miles Campaign by donating gently used shoes. This collective effort resulted in approximately 5,000 pairs of shoes being gathered and prepared for redistribution to those in need. Of the total shoes collected, 2,000 pairs were donated through partnering BCBE and local schools, demonstrating strong community engagement from students and their families. The remaining 3,000 pairs came from a variety of sources, including Baldwin Bone & Joint physicians, employees and patients, and members of the surrounding communities through drop-off sites at the Spanish Fort, Daphne, and Foley YMCA locations, City Hope Church, University of South Alabama Student Recreation Center, White-Spunner Realty, and McCoy Outdoor Company in Mobile. These collection points played a crucial role in facilitating the campaign’s outreach and enabling broad participation.