Specialties — 03
Shoulder
The shoulder trades stability for range. That is what lets you throw, lift and reach overhead, and it is why the shoulder gets injured the way it does.
The approach
How shoulder care runs here
Shoulder problems usually announce themselves in one of three ways: it hurts overhead, it feels loose or unstable, or it has lost range it used to have. Each points somewhere different.
A large share of shoulder pain improves with rest, medication, activity change and a properly built therapy program. That is where we start unless the injury makes it pointless.
When the rotator cuff or a ligament is genuinely torn, repair restores what therapy cannot. For advanced arthritis or an irreparable cuff, shoulder replacement — including reverse replacement — is a well-established answer.
Treatment
What we offer for the shoulder
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01
Evaluation and diagnosis
Examination and imaging to locate the structure at fault.
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Guided rest, medication and activity modification
A defined plan rather than open-ended waiting.
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Injections
Shoulder injections for inflammation and impingement.
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Mobility exercises
Restoring range before loading the joint.
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Physical therapy
Rotator cuff and scapular strengthening on site.
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Bracing and supportive care
Protection during healing.
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Arthroscopic procedures
Minimally invasive repair through small incisions.
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Rotator cuff and ligament repair
Direct repair of torn tendon and ligament.
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09
Shoulder replacement
Total and reverse shoulder replacement.
Conditions
What we treat
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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.