Our team provides diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of conditions and injuries that impact the joints. Conditions we treat include:

• Acute and complex fractures
• Degenerative joint disease
• Foot and ankle injuries
• Heel spurs
• Hip bursitis
• Joint dislocations
• Ligament injuries
• Labral and meniscus tears
• Osteoporosis and osteoarthritis
• Overuse injuries
• Plantar fasciitis
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Rotator cuff injuries and tears
• Shoulder separation and instability
• Sports injuries
• Tendon disorders

For some joint replacements we use the the Exactech GPS Guided technology which combines surgeon expertise with an advanced computer system, similar to a navigation device in your car. This technology allows for advanced accuracy, quicker healing and recovery. We are the only surgeons in the area using this technology for joint replacements as determined by individual care needs. 

Procedures performed include:

• Total and partial knee replacement
• Total hip replacement
• Total shoulder and reverse total shoulder replacement
• Total ankle replacement
• Joint revision procedures

With these advanced surgical techniques and technologies, even the most painful and damaged joints can be replaced easily. After surgery, our patients often resume activities that they once thought would be impossible.

The right combination of conservative therapies can help preserve joint function and relieve pain for many people. We offer:

• Guidance on diet changes and nutritional supplements
• Hot and cold therapy
• Oral and topical medications
• Pain-relieving injections
• Physical therapy
• Therapeutic exercise programs

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Our orthopedic services include:

• Orthopedic surgery - Our orthopedic doctors work as a team with physical therapists to keep people healthy and active. To help minimize the risk of injury, we provide information on fall prevention, flexibility, conditioning and prevention.
• Arthroscopic surgery - Arthroscopic surgery, or arthroscopy, is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that allows our surgeons to examine and treat damage to the inside of a joint. Surgeons using this technique employ an "arthroscope," which is a device that can be inserted into the patient's body through a small incision.
• Joint replacement - When a joint is so severely damaged by disease or injury, a joint replacement may be considered.
• Spine care - From physical therapy and pain management to surgery, our expert neurosurgeons and spine care teams can help you restore function and improve your quality of life.