Area’s Best Knee Specialists
State of the Art Knee Care
It doesn’t matter if you are a pro athlete or a mom of three; One thing is true for all—the knees are two of the most complex and least stable joints in your body, and they are prone to accelerated aging, deterioration, strain, or repetitive injury throughout the course of your life. In fact, knee pain is the most common reason for visiting an orthopaedic surgeon.
When knee pain becomes unbearable and keeps you from living your best life, you can feel confident in choosing the knee specialists at OrthoUnited. Our surgeons and pain management doctors offer the most advanced and least invasive knee treatment options to help ease your discomfort and restore movement and function.
Don’t trust just anyone with some of the most complex joints in the body—rely on the area’s best!
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Common & Complex Knee Conditions We Treat
When conservative treatments or even a past knee surgery have proven ineffective at easing your knee pain, trust the experts. Our surgeons are trained in the latest advances allowing for custom treatment plans for both simple and complex cases:
- Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear
- Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) tear
- Meniscus tear
- Cartilage defects
- Chondral defects
- Patellar tendon tear
- Patellar tendonitis
- Knee tendon bursitis
- Knee osteoarthritis
- Patellofemoral syndrome (runner’s knee)
- Stress fractures
Read more on injuries and conditions we treat.
Advanced Knee Surgery Options
Outpatient Total
Joint Surgery
Our surgeons utilize cutting-edge techniques in total knee replacement to remove the damaged knee joint and replace it with a comfortable, natural-felling prosthetic implant.
Total Joint
Replacement Surgery
Our surgeons' use of the latest technology allows you to start the recovery process at home just hours after your knee surgery at one of our high-quality, best-in-class surgery centers.
Muscle-Sparing Joint Replacement
For qualifying patients, our fellowship-trained specialists offer a muscle-sparing approach to joint replacement surgery designed to preserve healthy tissue and support a smoother recovery.
Arthroscopy
This minimally-invasive procedure allows our surgeons to see, diagnose, and treat problems inside the knee joints using a miniature viewing instrument placed inside a small incision in the knee.
Robotics-Assisted Surgery
Our surgeons utilize the latest robotic technology to provide you with better care and the best, most precise results possible from knee replacement surgery.
Finally Ready for Knee Surgery?
If knee pain is limiting your life and other treatments are no longer working, it may be time to consider joint replacement surgery.
At OrthoUnited, we help you understand your options, what to expect, and whether surgery is the right next step.
Not Ready for Surgery?
If hip or knee pain is slowing you down but you're not ready for joint replacement, you have options. At OrthoUnited, non-surgical care like injections and physical therapy comes first.
Is an Overuse Injury Slowing You Down?
If recurring joint, tendon, muscle or ligament pain is affecting your workouts, recreational sports, or active lifestyle, it may be time to get answers.
At OrthoUnited, we help active adults understand what's causing their pain, explore non-surgical treatment options, and create a plan to get back to the activities they enjoy.
Whether you play pickleball, golf, tennis, run, cycle, lift weights, or simply enjoy staying active, treating an injury early can help prevent a minor issue from becoming a bigger setback.
Quick Answer:
Where Should I Go for a Sprain or Possible Broken Bone?
For non-life-threatening bone, joint, and muscle injuries like sprains, possible fractures, and sports injuries, you can walk in to OrthoUnited Express Care. An orthopaedic specialist will evaluate your injury, take X-rays on-site if needed, and explain your diagnosis and treatment plan, without the added hospital facility fee that often comes with an E.R. visit.
Meet Our Knee Doctors
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We Provide Everything You Need for Cutting-Edge Care
Walk in with no appointment needed and see an orthopaedic specialist for broken bones, sprains, and sports injuries.
Diagnosis & Imaging
X-ray and MRI on-site, often the same day as your visit, so you get answers sooner.
Surgery Centers
Two dedicated orthopaedic surgery centers, OASIS and OS3, when surgery is the right choice.
Physical Therapy
A recovery plan built around your goals, coordinated directly with your physician.
From Our Blog
News, tips and resources.
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What Is Recovery Like After Muscle-Sparing Joint Replacement Surgery?
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When Is It Time for Total or Partial Knee Replacement Surgery?
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Total Knee Replacement with ROSA® Knee Robotic Technology
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What is Arthroscopic Knee Surgery?
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Patient Spotlight: Tammy Wile
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10 Facts About Total Knee Replacement Surgery
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