Our doctors take a proactive and personalized approach to joint pain relief. Our expert team utilizes a variety of pain management techniques, including minimally invasive injections and aspirations, to provide effective joint relief and improve your quality of life.

We understand the discomfort and disruption that sprains and strains can cause in your life. Our team of orthopedic specialists is well-equipped to diagnose and treat these conditions effectively. We offer a variety of treatments, tailored to your specific needs, which may include physical therapy, bracing, or other non-surgical interventions, all aimed at restoring your mobility and getting you back to your daily activities with minimal discomfort.

We recognize the significant impact that broken bones and fractures can have on your everyday life. A fracture, whether partial or complete, is a physical ailment that can limit your mobility, disrupt your daily activities, and cause discomfort. Our team of board-certified orthopedic surgeons is equipped with extensive training and expertise to provide effective treatments for these conditions. We use a combination of advanced diagnostic techniques and personalized treatment plans, which may include surgical intervention, casting, or bracing, depending on the nature and severity of the fracture.

Elbow replacement surgeries are the least common type of joint replacement. Also called arthroplasty, this procedure is most often performed due to a fracture or other injury. However, when severe arthritis develops in the elbow joint, surgical replacement may be necessary.

As with all joint replacement surgeries, the aim of an elbow replacement procedure is to replace the damaged portion of the elbow joint with an artificial prosthesis. For those who suffer from elbow pain, elbow arthroplasty surgery can be an effective way to restore pain-free movement in the joint.

The hip is one of the most commonly replaced joints, typically as a result of osteoarthritis. Other conditions may also warrant surgical intervention for hip problems, such as a severe break due to complications like osteoporosis or old age.

Hip replacement surgery, also called hip arthroplasty, involves removing the damaged portion of the hip joint and replacing it with an artificial joint that allows for pain-free movement. A total hip replacement procedure may be necessary in the event no portion of the joint can be reserved.

Knee problems are common and can occur from injury, wear and tear, or diseases like arthritis. For many people, a partial knee replacement or total knee replacement is the only way to relieve pain, restore function, and improve quality of life.

Knee replacement surgery, also called knee arthroplasty, involves removing the damaged portion of the knee and replacing it with an artificial joint that restores joint function. For many of our patients, knee replacement surgery revitalizes their quality of life.

Shoulder joint replacement surgery is most often recommended as a result of injury, arthritis, or simple wear-and-tear over a number of years. Each of these factors can contribute to patients suffering from chronic pain and limited range of motion.

For some patients, this discomfort can only be cured with total shoulder replacement surgery, which replaces the damaged portion of the shoulder joint with an artificial joint.

A reverse total shoulder replacement, on the other hand, is recommended for people with an irreparable rotator cuff, severe arthritis with rotator cuff damage, or a failed previous shoulder surgery. With reverse shoulder replacement surgery, the position of the “ball” and “socket” in the joint are switched, which allows the body to bypass the damaged rotator cuff muscles and use the deltoid muscle to power the arm.