Orthopedics

The orthopedic care team treats injuries including arthritis pain, back pain, joint pain and pain from strains and sprains that may otherwise diminish your quality of life. Whether you suffer from spinal injuries, arthritis or any other orthopedic ailment, our expert surgeons and specialists can treat your musculoskeletal needs.

Each year, we help thousands of people overcome chronic joint pain and injury. In addition to research and state-of-the-art surgeries, many of our locations also provide inpatient and outpatient services including rehabilitation and physical therapy.

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Providence offers a complete range of orthopedic services. Check with your doctor to understand which services are appropriate and available near you.

  • Partial Knee Replacement
    If osteoarthritis is keeping you from accomplishing daily tasks, you may want to consider joint replacement surgery.
  • Joint Care
    Joint replacement surgery uses implants that are shaped to restore more natural joint movement and function.
  • Total Hip Replacement
    We work with you to get you back on the move and enjoying life's essential activities without the burden of joint pain.
  • MAKOPlasty
    Orthopedic surgeons perform minimally invasive partial knee resurfacing and total hip replacement using advanced robotic-arm assistance.
  • MAKO Total Hip Arthroplasty
    Mako allows for an incredibly precise placement of your hip implant, which may reduce the likelihood of hip dislocation.
  • Spine Care
    From physical therapy and pain management to surgery, our expert neurosurgeons and spine care teams can help you restore function and improve your quality of life.
  • Kyphoplasty
    Kyphoplasty, similar to vertebroplasty, is a procedure that repairs compression fractures of the spine.
  • Sports Medicine
    Our team will help you prepare for your sport, avoid injuries and improve your performance.

If your condition requires surgery, having your joint or spine surgery performed by an orthopedic surgeon at Providence provides access to a highly skilled and coordinated orthopedic healing team, as well as access to other hospital services, if needed.

Our orthopedic and sports medicine surgeons perform advanced and minimally invasive surgeries to fix injuries to joints, bones, tendons, ligaments and muscles. When they are appropriate to use, minimally invasive techniques repair damage through a small incision, which means less pain and a shorter recovery. Many of our patients are able to walk the day after surgery and start the rehabilitation process sooner to get back to their normal life activities.

Some minimally invasive surgeries include:

  • Arthroplasty for joint arthritis
  • Arthroscopy for most joints
  • Carpal tunnel release (endoscopic technique)
  • Foot and Ankle surgery
  • Fractures caused by osteoporosis
  • Hand and elbow surgery
  • Hip replacement
  • Knee replacement (unicompartmental)
  • Minimally invasive fixations, decompression
  • Release of joint contractures
  • Shoulder surgery
  • Vertebroplasty or kyphoplasty for spinal compression

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Doctors Specializing in Orthopedics

At Providence, you'll have access to a vast network of dedicated and compassionate providers who offer personalized care by focusing on treatment, prevention and health education.

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Expert Tips and Advice for Orthopedic Care

A New Spine and a New Life
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Dr. Remi Ajiboye helped Diane Robinson overcome four decades of back pain and dysfunction with a reconstructive surgery that allowed her to return to her very active lifestyle.
Q&A: Everything You Need to Know About Knee Replacement
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Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Andrew Foster explains when it’s the right time to consider a knee replacement and how to get through it with minimal discomfort and maximum results.
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The new location for Providence Physiatry and Sports Medicine is 1717 13th Street, Suite 401, Everett; conveniently located across the street from Providence Regional Medical Center Colby campus.
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Frequent urination can contribute to your risk of falling. Fortunately, physical therapists can treat the cause of your bladder issues and help improve them without surgery or prescription medication.