Where we are and how to make an appointment
Which insurance we accept
Hospitals and surgeries we perform
Common problems Do I need to see the Doctor?
Current Patients page
What we do
Orthopaedic Surgery of the spine and extremities.
Orthopaedic surgeons are the primary providers of musculo-skeletal medical care both surgical and non-operative. The American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery certifies completion of a rigorous training program followed by multiple years in practice after which a comprehensive examination determines the ability of each doctor to claim "board certification" in the specialty of orthopedics. Recertification every 10 years mandates a career-long dedication to keeping up with new techniques through continuing medical education.
Key responsibilities
Surgery and non-surgical treatment of injuries, diseases, and conditions related to the neck, back, and limbs in patients from newborns to the elderly.
Common Conditions Treated
- Fractures (except the skull, face and ribs) and bone healing problems
- Sports injuries involving the musculo-skeletal system, including muscle/tendon tears and pulls
- Arthritis (degenerative joint disease) of the spine and joints
- Nerve problems of the spine and extremities (i.e. pinched nerves and carpal tunnel syndrome)
- Ligament tears and knee reconstruction (Anterior cruciate ligament [ACL] reconstruction)
- Cancer of the bones
- Congenital diseases and deformities of babies and children (i.e. hip dislocation, clubfeet, cerebral palsy and spina bifida).
- All conditions of the feet, sometimes in conjunction with podiatrists, including diabetic foot disease and bunions.
- Hand injuries and tendon problems including complex hand surgery.
- Amputations and prosthetic problems
