Areas of Pain
HIP
Hip pain is a common complaint that can be caused by a wide variety of problems. Identifying the precise location of your hip pain can provide valuable clues about the underlying cause.
Healthy hips make an active life possible, but hip injuries can slow you down at work, home and in pursuit of your goals and favorite pastimes. You don’t need to accept hip pain as part of your future. At Precision Orthopedics, our team is ready to help you, using nonsurgical treatments whenever possible and advanced procedures when needed.
Our team offers a wide range of treatments for hip injuries including both minimally invasive and state of the art robotic assisted surgical procedures. Our orthopedic surgeons take the time to gain a deep understanding of your injury and goals so they can recommend the treatments that best fit your needs.
KNEE
Your knees support you with every step, and when you develop knee pain, everyday life becomes much less enjoyable. Knee pain is a common complaint that affects people of all ages. Knee pain may be the result of an injury, such as a ruptured ligament or torn cartilage. Medical conditions — including arthritis, and infections — also can cause knee pain. Our experienced team can help uncover the root cause of your discomfort, improving your quality of life and helping you enjoy every day.
The knee specialists at Precision Orthopedics help people just like you regain function with reduced pain. We offer access to both nonsurgical care and advanced procedures – including robotic assisted surgery when you need them, as well as skilled rehabilitation teams who can help your knees stay strong for years to come.
Shoulder
An injury to your shoulder or elbow can affect your life, from your ability to work, play sports and complete chores at home, to playing with your kids or grandkids. At Precision Orthopedics, you’ll find a team of orthopedic surgeons ready to offer treatment for shoulder and elbow injuries that are tailored to your life and goals.
We know shoulder and elbow injuries have many paths to healing. Whether you need nonsurgical care or an advanced, minimally invasive procedure, your orthopedic surgeon will help you find the most effective treatment to reduce or eliminate shoulder pain and elbow pain and restore function to the joint. Don’t let an injury hold you back, schedule your appointment today.
Spine
You depend on a healthy spine to support your life. Problems with the neck and back—the two main regions of the spine—can affect your physical and mental health and interfere with the most important parts of your life. Our specialist knows spine, back and neck care isn’t one size fits all. We’ll start by recommending nonsurgical treatments that help you find the symptom relief you’re looking for.
If nonsurgical care doesn’t allow you to achieve your goals, we can explain your surgical options and help you decide if surgery makes sense. You’ll have access to the latest approaches to back and neck surgery, many of which are minimally invasive and may help you get back to the activities you love faster.
Hand & Wrist
You rely on your hands and wrists for just about everything—working, writing, cooking and everyday activities. When pain or injury makes those moments difficult, we are here to help. Our specialists are ready to treat a variety of conditions, including carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, tendonitis and fractures. We offer advanced treatment options to help relieve discomfort and restore movement.
We understand how frustrating it can be when hand or wrist pain slows you down. That’s why we take a whole-person approach to care, focusing not just on treating your condition but also on improving your overall well-being. No matter what’s causing your discomfort, we’re here to help you get back to doing what you love.
FOOT & ANKLE
Due to the intricate anatomy of the foot and ankle, this area is one of the most susceptible regions in the body to injury. There are a wide range of conditions affecting the foot and ankle that can cause minor discomfort to severe pain.
From arthritis to a broken ankle or treatment for sprains, our staff can walk you through treatment options that may include imaging, orthotics, sports or physical therapy, or as a last resort, surgery.
