Total Joint Program
Get Back to the Activities You Love
Our total joint team — including orthopedic surgeons, nurses, physical therapists, social workers and pharmacists — is dedicated to helping you recover quickly after joint replacement surgery. We perform replacement surgery for knees, hips and shoulders, including minimally invasive procedures and arthroscopic surgery. Our goal is to reduce your pain, improve your range of motion and get you back to regular activities in four to six weeks.
Our Services, Conditions and Treatments
Services
- Joint Care
- Orthopedics
- Knee Replacement Surgery
- Shoulder Replacement Surgery
Conditions
- Hip Dysplasia
- Pain from Arthritis
- Shoulder Injury
Treatments
- Arthroscopic Surgery
- Joint Replacement
- Partial Knee Replacement
- Total Hip Replacement
Recognition
U.S. News & World Report - High Performing Hospital in Hip Fracture (2026-27)
U.S. News & World Report - High Performing Hospital in Hip Replacement (2026-27)
Find a Doctor
Map & Directions
Frequently Asked Questions
You should speak with an orthopedic provider if you:
- Are unable to put weight on your joint
- Have decreased mobility
- Have difficulty sitting down, standing up or going up stairs
- Have osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis
- Feel joint pain during certain types of weather
- Feel stiff after sleeping or sitting
- Notice discomfort after active sports and hobbies
- Suffer from constant or ongoing joint pain
- Sustained a past bone injury
The right treatment for you will depend on your unique condition and your overall health and lifestyle.
Doctors will typically recommend non-surgical treatments first, such as bracing, injections, medications or physical therapy.
If those haven’t brought you relief, you may be a good candidate for surgery if you’re still experiencing:
- Limited mobility, from arthritis or joint deterioration
- Pain during rest or sleep
- Persistent pain that’s interfering with your daily life
With today’s advancements in surgical techniques and technology, joint replacement is safer and more effective than ever. If joint pain is affecting your quality of life, contact our team about surgical options and next steps.
If you’re exploring surgical options, we offer several resources to help you feel informed and confident about your decision, including:
- A free informational video library you can watch at your convenience
- Frequently asked questions about hip surgery
- Frequently asked questions about knee surgery
These resources are designed to answer common questions, explain what to expect, and help you prepare for the next steps in your care journey.
Your care team will help you prepare for surgery by:
- Reviewing your health and medications
- Offering pre‑surgery education and appointments
- Recommending exercises to build strength
- Helping you prepare your home for recovery
Planning ahead can make recovery smoother and less stressful. Talk to your doctor about your goals and the potential recovery timeline.
Exact recovery timelines vary based on each patient’s unique situation, but many patients can expect to:
- Begin walking with assistance within 24 hours, as advised by your doctor
- Return to most daily activities within 6 weeks
- Experience a full recovery in about 3 to 6 months, with continued improvement up to a year
Your care team will likely suggest you start moving around as soon as possible after surgery, as movement helps with recovery.
Yes. Your care team can help connect you with the right providers for your recovery. Our physical therapy programs help patients learn about the exercises that will help them recover and smoothly transition back to their daily routine.
You may need physical therapy after your procedure. Physical therapy can help you:
- Improve balance and confidence in movement
- Reduce stiffness
- Regain strength and flexibility
- Support the best long-term results
Your doctor can help determine your next steps after surgery. If they recommend physical therapy, there are a variety of options, including clinic visits, home visits, and virtual visits. Your provider may also suggest exercises for you to do at home.