Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome PFPS near Grandview, MO

Care Philosophy: Dr. Cullen believes that medical care should be personalized and tailored to each individual patient. He takes an evidence-based approach to formulating either a conservative or surgical treatment plan based on the patient's individual needs. His goal is to restore function and improve quality of life allowing patients to pursue their passions.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Daggett founded Sano Orthopedics with a mission to improve musculoskeletal health. This pursuit drives his technique innovation, which he validates through research and outcomes. He believes better individualized care will create a healthier KC village. Dr. Matt Daggett is known for taking the time to listen to his patients, understand their fears and concerns and then pursuing the best possible outcomes.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Barnds is passionate in diagnosing a medical problem, developing an individualized treatment plan, and implementing that plan to give his patients the best opportunity for complete recovery from injuries.

Care Philosophy: Professionally trained and fully qualified to treat any condition relating to my specialty.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Carlisle believes that healthcare decision-making is a collaboartive, team practice. When a patient, family, referring providers and treating providers work together, the best deicsion is made and the best outcome is achieved.

Care Philosophy: Those who know Dr. Witte will say he carries a steadfast love and kindness in all he does. An avid hunter, fisherman and overall outdoorsman, he is driven to help patients live healthy and active lifestyles

Care Philosophy: Dr. Roberts strives for every patient to achieve the best possible quality of life. He ensures his patients and their families are well educated and informed, as he knows this leads to better outcomes and results

Care Philosophy: Dr. Barnthouse balances clinical expertise with a caring and compassionate approach to understanding a patient's symptoms and goals for treatment. He works collaboratively with his patients to create the best treatment pathway possible which will ultimately lead to the outcomes all parties are hoping to achieve.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Gurley's goal is to treat every patient with respect and utilize his more than 20 years experience and expertise to treat patients with the most advanced techniques available.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Carroll strongly feels that each patient deserves to be cared for on an individual basis.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Doan believes that all individuals deserve the highest level of care, and an individualized treatment strategy to achieve the best possible outcome. With cutting edge surgical techniques, we are able to optimize medical outcomes and ensure people can remain healthy and active to achieve their health and life goals.

Care Philosophy: Growing up in the Kansas City area, I am excited to return to the region after training at some of the top centers of orthopedic education in the nation to provide excellence in the care of sports medicine knee, shoulder, and foot/ankle injuries. I am passionate about providing the same high level of care that I received as a patient/athlete during my high school and collegiate career. My primary objective as a clinician is to understand the desires of each patient regarding their respective injury/condition and hope for return to function, and to employ what I have learned to best achieve that goal.

Biography: Dr. Van den Berghe is Board Certified in Orthopaedic Surgery and is Fellowship Trained in Sports Medicine with a special interest in shoulder issues. He believes in providing treatment plans that are patient specific in order to best facilitate healing. He was previously the team physician for the San Diego Padres.

Care Philosophy: I believe in individualized treatment plans built on a foundation of patient education and effective communication. I prefer conservative, non-surgical treatment options when possible, and I reserve surgical treatment for cases when less-invasive treatment options have proven insufficient.