Dr. Christopher Miller was raised in New Haven, Connecticut. An avid athlete his whole life, he attended the University of Pennsylvania for undergraduate education where he was a varsity letterman. He graduated with honors and pursued his medical school education at Yale University School of Medicine where he graduated with his MD and a Masters in Health Science. He was active in research throughout his medical school and published on biomechanics and clinic outcomes of fusion procedures.
After finishing his undergraduate medical education, he continued his Orthopaedic Surgery residency training at Yale New Haven Hospital. During this time he found that his true clinical interest lay in the care of complex foot and ankle conditions. He then worked at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and the Harvard Foot and Ankle Surgery Fellowship. Since finishing, the fellowship has expanded to include surgical training at Beth Israel and he now teaches fellows along side the mentors who taught him.
Following his fellowship training, he moved to Beth Israel and the New England Baptist Hospital where he is currently in practice. He is on the faculty of the Harvard Medical School and is active in clinical care, research and teaching. Dr. Miller has given lectures on advanced surgical techniques and often educates other surgeons to help advance their clinical care as well. He cares for all aspects of the foot and ankle and is actively involved in limb salvage and amputation prevention efforts for this patients.
One of the most exciting parts of Dr. Miller’s practice is bringing new skills to perform complex procedures via minimally invasive techniques. This can improve patient outcomes, and decrease post-operative pain and scarring. The majority of his practice now revolves around minimally invasive surgery and he is a local leader in the field.

Dr. Christopher Miller was raised in New Haven, Connecticut. An avid athlete his whole life, he attended the University of Pennsylvania for undergraduate education where he was a varsity letterman. He graduated with honors and pursued his medical school education at Yale University School of Medicine where he graduated with his MD and a Masters in Health Science. He was active in research throughout his medical school and published on biomechanics and clinic outcomes of fusion procedures.
After finishing his undergraduate medical education, he continued his Orthopaedic Surgery residency training at Yale New Haven Hospital. During this time he found that his true clinical interest lay in the care of complex foot and ankle conditions. He then worked at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and the Harvard Foot and Ankle Surgery Fellowship. Since finishing, the fellowship has expanded to include surgical training at Beth Israel and he now teaches fellows along side the mentors who taught him.
Following his fellowship training, he moved to Beth Israel and the New England Baptist Hospital where he is currently in practice. He is on the faculty of the Harvard Medical School and is active in clinical care, research and teaching. Dr. Miller has given lectures on advanced surgical techniques and often educates other surgeons to help advance their clinical care as well. He cares for all aspects of the foot and ankle and is actively involved in limb salvage and amputation prevention efforts for this patients.
One of the most exciting parts of Dr. Miller’s practice is bringing new skills to perform complex procedures via minimally invasive techniques. This can improve patient outcomes, and decrease post-operative pain and scarring. The majority of his practice now revolves around minimally invasive surgery and he is a local leader in the field.

Dr. J. Bradley “Brad” Sabatini was born and raised in Huntsville, AL. He received his undergraduate degree in Neuroscience at Vanderbilt University, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. His training continued at the University of South Alabama College of Medicine, finishing at the top of his class and a member of the distinguished Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) academic society. He completed residency in Orthopaedic Surgery at The University of Alabama – Birmingham (UAB), and then a one-year fellowship in Foot and Ankle Surgery at The OrthoCarolina Foot and Ankle Institute in Charlotte, NC.

Dr. Sabatini returned home to Huntsville to practice medicine in 2017, joining The Orthopaedic Center (TOC) to help meet the orthopaedic needs of patients across North Alabama. He specializes in minimally invasive foot and ankle surgery, ankle instability, athletic foot and ankle injuries, ankle joint replacement, lower extremity trauma, and all aspects of foot and ankle surgery.

Dr. Sabatini’s philosophy of care is to do the least invasive treatment to get patients back to doing the things that they want to do. Sometimes that involves surgery, and when it does, he utilizes soft-tissue sparing techniques, such as minimally invasive procedures in order to minimize pain and accelerate recovery. For example, he performs most of his bunion surgery minimally invasively through just a few poke hole incisions. He also utilizes the latest technology and implants such as the Arthrex Internal Brace for ankle instability surgery to allow patients to walk in just 2 weeks. His goal is to get patients moving and walking again as soon as safely possible.

Dr. Sabatini and his wife Meggy have two children. He enjoys spending time with his family, golf, outdoor activities, and barbequing. Dr. Sabatini is board certified in orthopaedic surgery.