Orthopedics
Looking for Relief from Joint Pain?
Life stops for no one and aches and pains shouldn't slow you down. Living with joint pain or pain from old injuries is never the ideal situation and whether you are living with arthritis, osteoporosis, or pain related to an injury, the team is here to help you get back to enjoying life.
Thanks to joint aches and pains, many people find that everyday activities like gardening, biking, golfing, and even playing with kids or grandkids may bring more pain than pleasure. If you can relate, we may be able to help. Answer a few questions to see if you should speak with a provider about finding the right treatment to help put the go in your get-up-and-go again.
Next Steps
Schedule an Appointment
Find an Orthopedist
Take a Joint Health Assessment
Who Should Seek Treatment?
Some of the orthopedic conditions the providers can help with include:
- Foot and ankle problems
- General orthopedic procedures including fractures (closed or open reductions)
- Hand and wrist injuries
- Injuries to tendons & cartilage
- Occupational injuries
- Osteoarthritis
- Sports related injuries
- Trauma
Orthopedic Surgery
Sometimes the best option is a surgical procedure. The team at Jackson Purchase Medical Center offers many specialized orthopedic procedures, including:
- Arthroscopic procedures include the elbow, wrist, ankle, knee and shoulder
- Foot and ankle problems such as bunions
- General orthopedic procedures including fractures
- Hand/wrist injuries including thumb reconstruction, carpal tunnel release and hand reconstruction
- Joint replacements including total knee, partial knee, total hip (mini incision approach) and total shoulder
- Occupational injuries
- Sports medicine such as shoulder reconstruction and repair, meniscal repairs, rotator cuff repairs and ACL tears
- Trauma
Total Joint Replacement
More than surgery.
Whether you want to get back to gardening or running marathons, we want to help you keep moving. Our total joint team is dedicated to helping patients planning for a total joint replacement. We collaborate with your orthopedic surgeon to help you better prepare for surgery and better prepare for life after your joint replacement. After surgery, we want to help you get back to moving with inpatient physical therapy and will help you arrange for home health or skilled nursing care upon discharge.
Orthopedists
An Introduction to Bone and Joint Health
A minimally invasive surgery allowing a surgeon to view the interior of a joint.
Whether you’re an athlete, a weekend warrior or an active individual, we can care for your sports-related injuries.
Knee problems can occur in people of all ages. We’re here to address your pain and help keep you moving forward.
When hip pain disrupts your daily routine, we’re here with compassionate and individualized care to help keep you moving forward.