This is No Way to Live
You know something isn’t right. You’ve had that stiff shoulder, bad knee, or painful hip for months now; or has it been longer? When was the last time you felt good and moved freely?
People who experience joint pain often tolerate it far too long. They tell themselves that it’s going to get better, they’re just getting older, or it’s not bad enough to see a doctor.
Listen to Your Body
Individuals with chronic joint pain find their daily activities restricted such as walking, going up and down stairs, getting in and out of chairs, exercise, leisure, recreation, and work. If you have moderate to severe knee pain while resting, either day or night, swelling of the knee that does not improve with rest or medication, bowing in or out of your knee, or the inability to bend or straighten your knee, you should consider speaking up and talk with your medical provider.
When arthritis prevents you from walking, turning or bending, when pain continues while resting, or stiffness in your hip limits your ability to move or lift your leg, it’s time to consult your local orthopedic specialist. He may be able to help relieve your pain, restore your mobility and independence, and return you to work and other normal activities.
Our Services
- ACL repair
- Arthritis care
- Bone fractures
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Foot and ankle surgery
- Ganglion cysts
- Ligament reconstruction
- Meniscus repair
- Rotator cuff repair
- Shoulder decompressions
- Sports medicine injuries
- Tendonitis
- Total joint replacement (shoulder, knee, hip and ankle)
- Trauma care
- Trigger finger
Appointments
Our patients are usually referred to us by their family doctor for care. However, a doctor’s referral is not necessary. To request an appointment, call 269.463.3600 or contact our team. We accept most insurance and health plans, including Medicare. You will be asked to pay any co- payments at the time of your appointment.