Is this page reviewed by a doctor, or written by a marketing team?
Reviewed by a doctor.
Dr. Lee Hunter reads and approves every clinical page before it goes live, including this one, and that review covers the hand, wrist, and elbow pages where his training at Campbell Clinic and the University of Tennessee Health Science Center is described. A page does not publish until the clinical details on it match what Dr. Hunter has confirmed himself.
Does this website diagnose my condition?
No. Pages on trigger finger, carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, fractures, and tendon injuries explain what each condition is and how it is usually diagnosed, but they do not tell a reader what they personally have.
Dr. Hunter's focus is hand, wrist, and elbow conditions, and matching symptoms to a diagnosis happens in an evaluation at Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance in Columbia, not on a page.
How do you make sure what this site says about Dr. Hunter is accurate?
By stating only what his record confirms.
The procedures listed for Dr. Hunter, trigger finger release and in-office sutureless trigger finger release, are listed because they are confirmed procedures he performs; nothing broader is implied. His focus on hand, wrist, and elbow conditions describes the areas he treats, not a claim about every technique that exists in those areas, and his residency at Campbell Clinic is named exactly as it appears in his training record.
Where do the medical facts on this site come from?
From named sources, not from general impressions.
When a page states a recovery timeline, a prevalence number, or another clinical figure, the source and the year of that data are given next to it, so a reader can check where the number came from rather than take it on faith.
Can I use this site instead of seeing Dr. Hunter?
No. The information here is educational and is not medical advice; it does not replace an exam, imaging, or a conversation with Dr. Hunter or his team.
Accepting new patients, the Columbia practice can be reached through the contact page for anyone whose symptoms match what is described on these pages.