Specialties — 01

Knee

The knee takes more load than any other joint you own, and it tells you when something has gone wrong. We find out what, and we tell you plainly what it will take to fix it.

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The approach

How knee care runs here

Knee pain is rarely vague. It has a moment it started, a movement that makes it worse, and a specific structure behind it — a ligament, the meniscus, the cartilage surface, or the joint itself wearing down. The first job is to name which one.

Evaluation starts with how the injury happened and how the knee behaves now, followed by examination and imaging where it changes the answer. In-house MRI and digital X-ray mean that step usually happens the same day rather than weeks later.

Most knees improve without surgery. When surgery is the right answer, it is because the structure will not heal on its own — and we will show you why on your own images before you decide anything.

Treatment

What we offer for the knee

  • 01

    Evaluation and diagnosis

    Examination with in-house MRI or digital X-ray when imaging will change the plan.

  • 02

    Guided rest and activity modification

    A specific plan for what to stop, what to keep doing, and for how long.

  • 03

    Anti-inflammatory medication

    Used deliberately and for a defined period, not indefinitely.

  • 04

    Physical therapy

    Strengthening and mobility work built for your injury, delivered on site.

  • 05

    Injections

    Cortisone, hyaluronic acid and regenerative options where they are appropriate.

  • 06

    Arthroscopy

    Minimally invasive repair of torn cartilage, ligaments or tendons.

  • 07

    Ligament reconstruction

    ACL and PCL reconstruction and meniscal repair.

  • 08

    Knee replacement

    Total knee replacement when the joint surface is beyond repair.

Conditions

What we treat

ACL, MCL and PCL tears Meniscus tears Cartilage damage Osteoarthritis Patellar tracking pain Tendon and ligament strains Fractures around the knee Sports and overuse injuries

Start here

Ready tofind outwhat it is

Request an appointment and tell us what hurts. We will match you to the specialist for that part of the body.

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