When arthritis causes pain in your knee or hip and other therapies don’t help, you may have to consider total joint replacement. In that event, you’ll want an orthopaedic surgeon with the training, skills and resources to treat your condition.

All the care you need from a comprehensive, established practice.

The Indiana Orthopaedic Center delivers all the care you need. We have 4 convenient locations in the Greater Indianapolis area including Indy, Noblesville and Greenfield. Our board-certified and fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeons work with dedicated physical therapists and a helpful, professional staff. You’ll always be seen by your surgeon, not a physician assistant. We are always available to answer your questions and deliver personalized follow-up care.

Total joint replacement is major inpatient surgery performed under general anesthesia. Your surgeon will remove the damaged natural joint and replace it with a prosthesis. The materials used in joint replacement vary and are recommended according to each individual’s needs so that the affected joint moves just like a normal joint. We perform our surgeries in operating suites with advanced technology for improved accuracy.

Interact with others who’ve experienced joint replacement surgery.

We also take part in Community Hospital’s “Center for Joint Health.” Each campus has a dedicated joint replacement unit and joint care coordinator. You and your family members can interact with others who have undergone joint replacement surgery, learn more about what to expect and better prepare for the challenges ahead.

Minimize hospital stays & shorten recovery with partial knee replacement.

When appropriate, our skilled surgeons also perform partial, or “unicondylar,” knee replacement, replacing only the damaged portion of the joint. This lets qualified patients shorten or avoid hospital stays and eases recoveries.

Easing your discomfort after hip or knee replacement.

We’ll do everything possible to keep you comfortable after surgery, including pain medication and physical therapy to control pain after a hip or knee replacement. Knee replacement patients can receive a nerve block to dramatically reduce their pain after their procedure.

Personalized follow-up care for a smoother recovery.

You will begin walking the day after surgery, usually starting with a walker. You may experience temporary pain in the replacement joint, but this generally improves in a few weeks.

Focused physical therapy for a speedier recovery.

If needed, one of our licensed physical therapists will design a treatment plan to improve your strength, flexibility and endurance and speed your recovery.

Don’t suffer unnecessary pain and lost mobility. Call The Indiana Orthopaedic Center location closest to you today or use our convenient Online Appointment Request Form.

Please visit our Patient Education Library to read more about Total Joint Replacement.

When arthritis causes pain in your knee or hip and other therapies don’t help, you may have to consider total joint replacement. In that event, you’ll want an orthopaedic surgeon with the training, skills and resources to treat your condition.

All the care you need from a comprehensive, established practice.

The Indiana Orthopaedic Center delivers all the care you need. We have 4 convenient locations in the Greater Indianapolis area including Indy, Noblesville and Greenfield. Our board-certified and fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeons work with dedicated physical therapists and a helpful, professional staff. You’ll always be seen by your surgeon, not a physician assistant. We are always available to answer your questions and deliver personalized follow-up care.

Total joint replacement is major inpatient surgery performed under general anesthesia. Your surgeon will remove the damaged natural joint and replace it with a prosthesis. The materials used in joint replacement vary and are recommended according to each individual’s needs so that the affected joint moves just like a normal joint. We perform our surgeries in operating suites with advanced technology for improved accuracy.

Interact with others who’ve experienced joint replacement surgery.

We also take part in Community Hospital’s “Center for Joint Health.” Each campus has a dedicated joint replacement unit and joint care coordinator. You and your family members can interact with others who have undergone joint replacement surgery, learn more about what to expect and better prepare for the challenges ahead.

Minimize hospital stays & shorten recovery with partial knee replacement.

When appropriate, our skilled surgeons also perform partial, or “unicondylar,” knee replacement, replacing only the damaged portion of the joint. This lets qualified patients shorten or avoid hospital stays and eases recoveries.

Easing your discomfort after hip or knee replacement.

We’ll do everything possible to keep you comfortable after surgery, including pain medication and physical therapy to control pain after a hip or knee replacement. Knee replacement patients can receive a nerve block to dramatically reduce their pain after their procedure.

Personalized follow-up care for a smoother recovery.

You will begin walking the day after surgery, usually starting with a walker. You may experience temporary pain in the replacement joint, but this generally improves in a few weeks.

Focused physical therapy for a speedier recovery.

If needed, one of our licensed physical therapists will design a treatment plan to improve your strength, flexibility and endurance and speed your recovery.

Don’t suffer unnecessary pain and lost mobility. Call The Indiana Orthopaedic Center location closest to you today or use our convenient Online Appointment Request Form.

Please visit our Patient Education Library to read more about Total Joint Replacement.