Conditions & care
Find care for your concern
Explore common injuries, how they're evaluated, and the full range of nonsurgical and surgical treatment options.
Orthopedic sports medicine covers a wide range of knee and shoulder concerns, from sudden injuries to problems that build over time. Most orthopedic conditions have more than one reasonable treatment path, and many can be managed without surgery.
The knee, shoulder, hip, and elbow areas below are available now. Within each area, related topics — for the knee, that includes meniscus, cartilage and joint preservation, patellar instability, tendon injuries, and arthritis — are covered on their own pages.
Areas of care
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- Knee & ACLACL injuries, knee stability, and the options after a knee injury.
- Shoulder careRotator cuff, shoulder instability, and shoulder injuries in active people.
- Hip careGluteal (lateral hip) tendon problems and proximal hamstring injuries in active people.
- Elbow careDistal biceps tendon injuries and complex elbow fracture-dislocations, including the terrible-triad pattern.
Focus areas
Two areas of special interest that cut across specific injuries.
Next step
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If you're dealing with a knee or shoulder problem and want to understand your options, you can request an appointment. This website is not monitored for emergencies — for a medical emergency, call 911.