Osteoarthritis of Foot near Osceola, WI

Care Philosophy: Hello and thank you for taking the time to look at my profile. I am a fellowship trained Orthopedic Joint Replacement Surgeon. I specialize in: Hip replacement surgery Knee replacement surgery Shoulder replacement surgery Revision surgery I have a special interest in managing arthritis, joint replacements, and problems after joint replacement surgery such as: Worn out components Loose components (Osteolysis, Metallosis) Dislocations Infections Continued pain after total joint replacement If you are considering joint replacement surgery, you most likely have a lot of questions. I know there is an abundance of information on the internet and it can be quite confusing and intimidating. Please feel free to call my office and schedule an appointment so we can answer your questions and discuss what options would be best for you.

Care Philosophy: As an orthopedic surgeon with fellowship training in sports medicine, I provide complete care of shoulder, hip and knee conditions. Over the past 20 years, I have cared for athletes at all levels high school, collegiate and professional. I have also spent many hours on the sidelines providing medical coverage. My favorite conditions to treat are hip arthritis using a minimally invasive direct anterior approach to hip replacement, ACL and meniscus injuries, arthritis of the knee and rotator cuff tears. My goal is to eliminate pain and restore function to allow my patients to live their lives to the fullest.

Care Philosophy: I am an orthopedic surgeon who is fellowship-trained in hip and knee replacement. Patients with osteoarthritis, or any type of arthritis, may benefit from replacement surgery. I also offer partial knee replacement which can be an excellent option for patients with severe arthritis in just one part of their knee. I chose this specialty because so many patients say, "I feel like I got my life back," after having surgery; there is nothing more thrilling than hearing that. When treating hip and knee arthritis, I think it is critical to exhaust all nonoperative treatments, and then to work with each patient to decide when it's the right time for them to have surgery. After surgery, I want to help patients get through recovery and rehabilitation as quickly as possible so they can get back to the activities they enjoy.