Conditions & treatments
Conditions & treatmentsConditions we treat
Knee, shoulder, hip and sports injuries, from the first exam and X-ray to surgery, physical therapy and return to sport.
Not sure what it is?
Where does it hurt?
Pick the area that's bothering you. You'll see common causes, the signs that mean you should call soon, and how we usually treat it, starting with the least invasive option.
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Shoulder
For throwers, swimmers, lifters and anyone who can't reach the top shelf without pain.
Common problems
Call us soon if…
- You can't lift your arm after a fall
- It slipped out of place, even if it went back in
- Pain wakes you up at night
How we treat it · least invasive first
- Physical therapy
- Injections
- Arthroscopic repair
- Latarjet stabilization
- Total & reverse shoulder replacement
Elbow
Pitchers, tennis players, golfers and anyone who grips, lifts or throws.
Common problems
- Tennis elbow
- Golfer's elbow
- Throwing injuries
- Tendon tears
Call us soon if…
- Pain on the inside of the elbow when you throw
- A pop, then weakness turning your palm up
- Numbness in your ring and little fingers
How we treat it · least invasive first
- Rest & activity changes
- Physical therapy
- Bracing
- PRP & other injections
- Tendon repair
Hip
Groin or side-of-hip pain that changes how you walk, run or sleep.
Common problems
- Labral tear
- Hip impingement (FAI)
- Arthritis
- Bursitis
Call us soon if…
- Deep groin pain with clicking or catching
- A limp that won't go away
- Pain at night or at rest
How we treat it · least invasive first
- Physical therapy
- Injections
- Hip arthroscopy
- Total hip replacement
Knee
From a teenager's ACL tear to arthritis that cuts your walks short.
Common problems
Call us soon if…
- A pop, then swelling within a few hours
- The knee buckles, catches or locks
- You can't fully straighten or bend it
How we treat it · least invasive first
- Physical therapy
- Bracing
- Injections
- Arthroscopy
- ACL reconstruction
- Partial & total knee replacement
Ankle
Rolled it on the court, felt a snap on the field, or it keeps giving way.
Common problems
- Ankle sprain
- Ankle instability
- Achilles injury
- Fractures
Call us soon if…
- You can't take four steps on it
- You felt a snap at the back of the ankle
- It keeps giving way months after a sprain
How we treat it · least invasive first
- X-rays on site
- Bracing
- Physical therapy
- Return-to-sport testing
Severe pain, an obvious deformity, numbness, or a cold or pale limb? Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
By body area
Conditions and procedures
Knee
ACL injuries, meniscus and cartilage tears, arthritis, ACL and multi-ligament reconstruction, partial and total knee replacement.
Knee conditions & proceduresShoulder
Rotator cuff tears, impingement, labral tears and instability, frozen shoulder, total and reverse shoulder replacement.
Shoulder conditions & proceduresHip
Labral tears and impingement treated with hip arthroscopy, and total hip replacement for advanced arthritis.
Hip conditions & proceduresHow care works here
One roof. One team. First visit to first game back.
Many injuries heal without surgery. When you do need it, every step happens in the same building, with the same team.
Step 1
See a specialist
An exam and X-rays on site, and a plan explained in plain English.
Step 2
Non-surgical care first
Physical therapy, bracing or injections when they're likely to work.
Step 3
Surgery next door
Outpatient procedures at the AAAHC-accredited surgery center in the same building.
Step 4
Rehab down the hall
Pre-op classes, in-home therapy when needed, then physical therapy on site.
Step 5
Train the mind
Mental performance training to rebuild confidence and manage fear of re-injury.
Step 6
Prove you're ready
dorsaVi wearable sensors measure how you move before you're cleared to play.
The on-site Orthopaedic Surgical Institute ranked #9 among U.S. surgery centers for knee-replacement volume (Becker's ASC Review, 2022 data).
Care and recovery
Hurt? Let's find out why.
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