Hip and Knee

Your hip and knee joints were designed to last a lifetime, but injuries, excess weight, arthritis and other diseases can cause these joints to ache, hurt and lose mobility and flexibility.

As a result, you may experience pain when climbing stairs, getting up from a chair or even while walking and doing other everyday activities. The pain can range from mildly irritating to incapacitating. It can be treated with medications, injections, physical therapy and, if necessary, total joint replacement.

Our adult reconstruction specialists are orthopedists who completed fellowship training in reconstructive procedures with particular emphasis on replacement of hips and knees. These surgeons are part of a dedicated, multidisciplinary team that also includes anesthesiologists and nurses as well as physical and occupational therapists who work together to help you recover.

This team will work with you from your first preoperative assessment visit and throughout your recovery. In addition, you will have access to the full resources of the hospital – specialized imaging technologies, state-of-the-art physical facilities, comprehensive education and recovery support resources – to help you heal as quickly and completely as possible.

Patient and family guides to hip or knee replacement

• Main Campus
• Indian Creek Campus