When physical therapy, medication and pain management aren’t enough to manage joint pain, joint surgery is oftentimes the best option. OAA's Joint Replacement Center is regionally recognized for its expertise in joint replacements for the hip and knee, as well as our commitment to medical education, teaching, and research in joint replacements and surgical options.
Let our fellowship-trained surgeons evaluate you for hip and knee problems. Request an appointment with one of our physicians today.
If you’ve been living for a prolonged period of time with an orthopedic condition of the joint, such as arthritis, you’re likely experiencing severe pain and loss of motion. Both of these symptoms can make moving through your daily life extremely difficult, even to the point where it feels impossible. That’s why OAA offers as many solutions to our patients as possible, including cutting-edge, minimally invasive treatment techniques that you may not find anywhere else.
Many of the patients we treat have been struggling with arthritis, a condition which affects the cartilage in the joints of the knees, elbows, shoulders and more. The two most common types of arthritis are:
If you do require joint replacement surgery for arthritis, you can trust the surgeons at OAA to offer the least-invasive option possible to reduce your risk factors, postoperative pain, and overall recovery time. If you have questions, want to learn more, or are ready to get started on your treatment plan, schedule an appointment with OAA today.
Coverage for orthopedic spine care treatments and procedures varies depending on your insurance provider and specific policy. It is advisable to contact your insurance company to understand the extent of coverage for orthopedic spine care.
Common joint conditions that may require surgical intervention include osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, avascular necrosis, and severe joint damage due to injury or trauma.
You should consider joint replacement surgery when conservative treatments no longer provide relief and the pain significantly affects your daily activities and quality of life.
Yes, physical therapy is an essential part of the rehabilitation process after joint replacement surgery. It helps improve strength, flexibility, and mobility and helps to reduce pain and swelling.
At OAA Orthopedic Specialists, we make it as simple as possible to take your first step toward a full, effective, long-term recovery. Just use our online tool to request an appointment, and we’ll reach out as soon as possible.
