We are committed to excellence in all areas of musculoskeletal care. Our physicians treat a variety of bone, joint, nerve, and muscle ailments across many orthopaedic specialties. Our physicians work in conjunction with primary care and specialty physicians to treat both common and complex musculoskeletal problems. We're here to help with all aspects of orthopedic care. Whether you are seeking treatment for a minor injury or a serious orthopedic concern, our skilled doctors are experienced in minimally invasive improvements, as well as procedures like joint reconstruction and replacement surgery to help you get moving again. Some of the more common conditions our specialists treat include: Spinal problems, including degenerative conditions, disk herniations, scoliosis, spinal stenosis, fractures, and tumors Shoulder problems, including rotator cuff disease, arthroscopic surgery, arthritis, joint replacement, fractures, and instability Elbow problems, including arthritis, fractures and dislocations, joint replacement, and instability Hand and wrist problems, including arthritis, fractures, arthroscopic surgery, joint replacement, and artery and nerve repairs Pelvis and hip problems, including arthritis, arthroscopic surgery, joint replacement, and fractures Knee problems, including ligament and meniscal tears, arthritis, arthroscopic surgery, joint replacement, and fractures Foot and ankle problems, including tendon and ligament repairs, fractures, arthritis, and joint replacement Pediatric problems, including congenital deformities and fractures Tumor and limb salvage surgery

We evaluate injuries and musculoskeletal disorders of the hand and upper extremities. Our team consists of physicians who are board-certified in orthopaedics, hand surgery, and plastic surgery. Our surgeons are experts in their fields, offering patients the latest technological advances and treatments. We are also active in both clinical and basic science research. Our specialties and treatments include: Wrist and hand fractures (including mal-unions and non-unions and percutaneous fixation) Distal radius fractures Scaphoid fractures Wrist and hand instabilities Arthroscopy of the wrist, hand, and elbow Minimally invasive hand and wrist surgery Athletic injury to upper extremities Tendon, vascular, and nerve injuries Joint contractures Arthritis of the wrist, hand, and elbow Tendonitis Trigger finger Nerve compression syndromes Soft tissue reconstruction of the extremities (including skin grafts and flaps) Tumors of the hand