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Leading the Way in Surgical Care
When surgery is the best option, our expert surgeons provide advanced, minimally invasive techniques to ensure optimal recovery and long-term success.
Surgical Treatments We Offer
Hip replacement surgery is often necessary for severe hip damage when non-surgical treatments fail.
It involves replacing damaged hip sections with prostheses made of metal, ceramic, or plastic to reduce pain and restore mobility.
Knee replacement surgery is done when the knee joint is severely damaged, causing lingering pain and limited mobility,
The procedure involves replacing the damaged knee surfaces with metal and plastic components to reduce pain and restore the function.
It is often recommended when prolonged knee pain and stiffness limit daily activities. Book a consultation with our experts to restore your knee function.
Shoulder replacement surgery involves replacing damaged shoulder joint parts with prosthetics to relieve severe pain and improve mobility.
The procedure aims to restore movement and enhance the patient’s quality of life.
This procedure helps patients regain strength and restore daily activities. Schedule an appointment to see if shoulder replacement is right for you.
We provide you specialized surgical care using advanced techniques and years of experience in joint reconstructive surgeries, such as knee replacements.
We focus on comprehensive care, from preoperative preparation to postoperative rehab, ensuring personalized, minimally invasive, and effective treatment for improved mobility and quality of life.
Our expert surgeons are specially trained, utilizing state-of-the-art surgical techniques, including arthroscopic surgery.
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a small camera, called an arthroscope, to provide patients with surgical repair using smaller incisions and less invasive techniques.
This results in quicker recovery times, less discomfort, and improved success rates among our patients.
Some of the most common arthroscopic surgeries we offer include:
A sprain involves the stretching or tearing of ligaments, the tissues connecting bones in a joint, usually caused by sudden injury or overstretching.
For severe sprains that don’t heal with conservative methods, surgery may be required.
Our expert team specializes in performing sprain surgeries with precision, ensuring effective healing and a swift return to full function.
Our skilled team offers a comprehensive approach, covering everything from prevention and diagnosis to treatment and rehabilitation.
For spinal surgeries, we use advanced technologies and minimally invasive techniques to ensure precision, reduce recovery time, and improve outcomes.
Yes, each of our locations takes pride in being registered with the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) and achieving accreditation by The Joint Commission. With these two associations, we ensure our patients receive the highest-quality care coupled with detailed attention to patient safety throughout the process.
Surgery is usually arranged 3 to 4 weeks after your visit with the surgen. This time interval allows to complete any required medical clearances and lab work. That said, we understand the impact of severe pain and can often expedite the surgery date if required.
Although every patient in situation is unique, often times a minimally invasive surgical approach may be available. At University Orthopedic Care, our surgeons utilize the most advanced approaches for numerous benefits:
Choosing the right orthopedic specialist is essential for optimal recovery, and experience plays a critical role in achieving the best outcomes.
Look for a specialist with board certification and advanced fellowship training in relevant areas like joint replacement or complex fracture care.
At University Orthopedic Care, our board-certified experts bring years of experience and utilize cutting-edge technology to treat a variety of conditions. We specialize in managing traumatic injuries and offer a comprehensive range of treatments, including minimally invasive procedures and regenerative medicine.