"Our advanced surgical procedures, extensive research and clinical trials are elements of leadership in orthopedic medicine."

-Douglas J. Roger, M.D.
Medical Director

Hip

A healthy hip joint is one of the strongest and most stable articulations in the body.  If compromised, it can result in excruciating pain.  Walking aids and medical therapy may help to reduce inflammation in early stages.  For more severe cases, new surgical procedures such as the mini hip incision offer minimally invasive surgical solutions that may reduce pain and offer a quicker recovery.  Our specialists see patients through diagnostic examination to surgery and recovery.

Knee

When common ailments such as arthritis or injury affect the bones, joint or ligament, the result can be crippling.  Treatment regimens may utilize non-operative options consisting of activity modification, physical therapy, medications and steroid injections, or, if a joint has become damaged or if pain persists, a knee arthroplasty or surgical joint replacement may be recommended.  The team at the Orthopedic Institutehas treated thousands of patients with knee ailments, in addition to total joint replacements, applying some of the most advanced non-surgical and minimally invasive surgical techniques.

Spine

The Orthopedic Institute is prepared to handle a wide range of spinal care issues.  Surgeons, pain management specialists and physical and occupational therapists collaborate to provide individualized treatment plans.  From common conditions such as lumbar and cervical disk herniations to complex treatment of other spin ailments, our center continues to dedicate itself to providing quality spine care.

Hand & Shoulder

The Orthopedic Institute hand specialists treat the spectrum of hand and upper extremity conditions from arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome to complex hand reconstruction or rotator cuff repairs.