Work With a Skilled and Experienced EmergeOrtho Joint Doctor
EmergeOrtho’s orthopedic surgeons make up one of the most highly skilled joint replacement and reconstruction teams in the Southeast United States. Our board-certified orthopedic surgeons have completed advanced fellowship training in specific subspecialty areas of orthopedics. What does this mean for our patients?
EmergeOrtho patients have access to surgeons who have dedicated their careers to mastering a specific set of skills in a subspecialty area of orthopedic medicine. Our practice is committed to staying up to date on the newest techniques and innovations, including minimally invasive surgical options that can drastically improve the outcomes of our patients.
We specialize in a variety of joint replacements, including:
- Minimally Invasive Total Knee Replacement
- Minimally Invasive Total Hip Replacement
- Direct Anterior Total Hip Replacement
- Partial Knee Replacement
- Shoulder Replacement
- Ankle Replacement
- Wrist Replacement
- Elbow Replacement
- Finger Joint Replacement
- Outpatient Joint Replacement
- Minimally Invasive Joint Replacement
- Primary and Revision Joint Replacement
- Computer-Assisted Joint Replacement
- Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement
- Total Shoulder Replacement
- Reverse Shoulder Replacement
Symptoms and Conditions Treated by EmergeOrtho Joint Specialists
EmergeOrtho joint replacement surgery includes procedures for the hip, knee, shoulder, and ankle, and joints for the hand, wrist, elbow, and foot. Some arthritis (osteoarthritis and rheumatoid) is so severe that nonsurgical treatment is not effective. When this is the case, joint replacement can be an excellent option to eliminate pain and restore function.
As with all areas of our practice, our goal is for you to Emerge Stronger. Healthier. Better.
Some key symptoms that indicate the need for a joint replacement include:
- Severe pain that does not improve after resting
- Pain that continues day and night
- Joint deformity that inhibits range of motion
- Inflammation or swelling
- Unsuccessful nonsurgical treatments such as cortisone injections and physical therapy
