When you have pain, you need relief. But you also need a clear path to healing to keep from getting injured again. That’s why we look at your whole health, not just at the condition or injury that brought you to us. The region’s leading orthopaedic and spine specialists have come together to bring you whole-person care, from diagnosis through treatment and beyond.
Our team of orthopaedic experts include:
From the onset of pain through the end of the recovery process, ProMedica Orthopaedic Institute is here for you. We provide leading-edge testing and treatments, participate in innovative clinical trials and utilize advanced technology to get you on the road to recovery as soon as possible.
We all have aches and pains from time to time. But when aches, swelling and limited range of motion begin to disrupt daily life, it may be time to get help. Talk to your doctor about seeing an orthopaedic specialist who can check for:
An orthopaedic specialist will also check your range of motion and flexibility. If there are problems, you may need diagnostic testing. These tests can include:
Our team of orthopaedic experts are here to heal your pain and help you feel whole again. Our team offers a wide variety of services including:
As you undergo treatment and recovery, you may need additional services and treatments beyond orthopaedic care. The ProMedica Orthopaedic Institute will help you coordinate care and connect you to the following services that are within our family of care:
ProMedica Orthopaedic Institute participates in clinical trials to grant you access to the best, most advanced care. Clinical trials let you access treatments and methods that aren’t always available to the public. Talk to your doctor to see if you’re eligible to be part of an orthopaedic clinical trial.
Whether you’re an athlete, weekend warrior or older adult, your body is a complex system of moving parts that keep you in constant motion. Because of all that movement, your joints and muscles are prone to injury. Here are some common orthopaedic injuries.
Sudden stops, twists or bends may cause a tear or strain to ligaments.
Pain, weakness or numbness in your hand (carpal) or foot (tarsal) caused by a pinched nerve.
Bones are moved out of their normal positions in a joint.
Small breaks or cracks in the bone caused by force or low bone density.
Painful shifts, swelling or tears in the discs that cushion and separate the bones in your back.
Damage to joint cushioning and bones through overuse as you get older.