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Shoulder and Sports MedicineTotal Shoulder Replacement
Replacement of the worn ball and socket of the shoulder with a metal ball and polyethylene socket, for arthritis with an intact rotator cuff. Shoulder and Sports MedicineReverse Total Shoulder Replacement
A shoulder replacement that swaps the ball and socket positions so the deltoid can power the arm when the rotator cuff is torn beyond repair. Shoulder and Sports MedicineShoulder Arthroscopy
Camera-guided surgery through small incisions to diagnose and treat shoulder problems: impingement, bone spurs, loose bodies, biceps tendon issues and more. Shoulder and Sports MedicineACL Reconstruction
Rebuilding a torn anterior cruciate ligament with a tendon graft, arthroscopically, to restore a stable knee for pivoting sports and active life. Shoulder and Sports MedicineMeniscus Repair
Arthroscopic stitching of a torn meniscus back together when the tear can heal, or trimming the torn piece when it cannot. Shoulder and Sports MedicineKnee Arthroscopy
Camera-guided knee surgery through small incisions for meniscus tears, loose bodies, cartilage flaps and kneecap problems. Shoulder and Sports MedicineCartilage Restoration
Procedures that repair or regrow damaged articular cartilage in the knee, from microfracture to osteochondral grafts and cell-based implants, for focal defects. Shoulder and Sports MedicineBiologic Treatments
Injections of platelet-rich plasma and related preparations from your own blood or tissue to support healing of tendons and joints, as an alternative or complement to surgery. 
Joint ReplacementTotal Knee Replacement
Resurfacing the worn ends of the thigh and shin bones with metal and polyethylene components, planned and executed with Mako robotic-arm assistance. Joint ReplacementPartial Knee Replacement
Resurfacing only the worn compartment of the knee, usually the inner side, with Mako robotic assistance, preserving the ligaments and the healthy two-thirds of the joint. Joint ReplacementTotal Hip Replacement
Replacement of the arthritic ball and socket of the hip, performed through the direct anterior approach between muscles, with robotic assistance where it helps. Joint ReplacementRevision Hip Replacement
Surgery to repair or replace a previous hip replacement that has loosened, worn, dislocated repeatedly or become infected. 