Total Joint Replacement

Our orthopedic specialists do hundreds of total joint replacement surgeries each year, using the latest techniques and technologies to help you get the best results and fastest recovery.

As an integrated orthopedic practice, Methodist Sports Medicine not only offers some of the area’s most experienced total joint replacement surgeons, but also in-home and in-office physical therapy and pain management.

Using advanced techniques and technologies and working with the best available implant materials, we provide a wide range of pre- and post-surgical—as well as non-surgical—options for managing your symptoms.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We’re a conservative practice, and look for non-invasive treatments for pain and arthritis wherever possible. However, for some patients, total joint replacement is the best option. Our close partnerships with hospitals ensure that you get expert, experienced care at every step of your recovery.

Each of our total joint replacement surgeons specializes in a particular area of the body, and performs a high volume of those surgeries each year. This gives our team more experience, more data to drive improvements, and deeper insight into treatment options.

At Methodist Sports Medicine, you receive the full spectrum of orthopedic care. Our doctors and therapists specialize in particular joints and parts of the body, and can help you make the best decision to handle your pain.

Determining your readiness for total joint replacement surgery is a very personal decision. Our providers work closely with each patient to build you the best possible plan of care--surgical or non-surgical.

Before you have total joint replacement surgery, you’ll attend an education session--either as part of a small class, or one-on-one with your surgeon--to be sure you understand the full range of your options.

Our practice follows an outcome-based approach to total joint replacement. We follow each patient’s results, and study the data to identify ways to keep improving our already high success and recovery rates.

We use advanced pain management techniques. To dull surgical pain for knee replacements, we use elective cryoablation. And using anterior approach hip replacement techniques reduces pain and promote faster, easier recovery for hip surgeries.

Methodist Sports Medicine offers in-house physical therapy and pain management, so your surgeon works directly with your recovery plan and can help to personalize your pre- and post-surgical treatment.

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