Joint pain shouldn’t interfere in your daily life. When you’re ready to consider joint replacement surgery, our expert team is here to discuss all aspects of surgery with you.

We specialize in:

• Hip, knee and shoulder replacements
• Hip, knee and shoulder resurfacing
• Joint revision procedures
• Reverse total shoulder replacement

At the forefront of the field, our orthopedic surgeons have pioneered new prosthetics and techniques to make each surgery a highly effective treatment choice.

Get more information about what to expect during joint replacement surgery.

• Knee Replacement

• Partial knee replacement: A minimally invasive knee surgery done through a small incision; typically, a faster recovery when compared to total knee replacement surgery
• Total knee replacement: Performed on patients whose joints are severely damaged due to progressive arthritis, trauma or some other destructive joint disease

• Hip Replacement

• Hip resurfacing: A bone-conserving procedure that involves implanting a polymer socket, smoothing and reshaping the bone and then capping it with a ceramic femoral (ball) cap; generally, hip resurfacing procedures are metal-free.
• Total hip replacement: An artificial joint is used to replace damaged cartilage and bone so the hip joint can move without pain; we do metal-free hip replacements as well.

• Shoulder Injury and Replacement

• Shoulder resurfacing: A more conservative, less invasive approach to traditional total shoulder replacement surgery where a surgeon smooths the arthritic surface of the shoulder and then places a new ceramic surface; generally, shoulder resurfacing procedures are metal-free.
• Total shoulder replacement, also known as total shoulder arthroplasty: A total shoulder replacement done to decrease pain and discomfort 

Robotic-assisted joint replacement surgery offers a cutting-edge approach that enhances a surgeon’s precision and potentially reduces your recovery time. This state-of-the-art technology provides our surgical team with a 3D anatomical scan of your joint’s immediate area. This allows the surgeon to plan the most optimal joint replacement implant location prior to the surgery.

Some benefits of robotic surgery could potentially include:

• Improved precision and accuracy
• Minimal scarring
• Possibility of faster recovery
• Reduced pain
• Shorter hospital stays
• Smaller incisions

With the ability to customize surgery to your unique anatomy, robotic-assisted surgeries can help optimize your surgical outcome so you can get back to moving pain-free.

Doctors will typically recommend non-surgical treatments first, such as bracing, injections, medications or physical therapy.

If those haven’t brought you relief, you might be a good candidate for surgery if you’re still experiencing:

• Limited mobility, from arthritis or joint deterioration
• Pain during rest or sleep
• Persistent pain that’s interfering with your daily life

If joint pain is affecting your quality of life, contact our team about surgical options and next steps.