Conditions
Choose the part of the body that hurts. Every region below leads to same-day orthopedic evaluation, and where we have published guidance on a specific condition, it is linked directly.
Rotator cuff, arthritis, instability, and shoulder pain that has not settled.
Treated by Nicholas Dantzker, MD
Treated by Nicholas Dantzker, MD
Treated by Nicholas Dantzker, MD
Treated by Nicholas Dantzker, MD
Overuse injuries, throwing injuries, and elbow pain that limits daily use.
Treated by Nicholas Dantzker, MD
Treated by Nicholas Dantzker, MD
Carpal tunnel, fractures, sprains, and pain that affects grip and daily tasks.
Condition guides for this region are in development. In the meantime, the hand & wrist page covers what we treat and how evaluation works.
Hip pain, mobility changes, and sports injuries.
Condition guides for this region are in development. In the meantime, the hip page covers what we treat and how evaluation works.
Arthritis, tendon pain, sports injuries, and knee pain that limits activity.
Ankle sprains, tendon pain, and injuries that limit walking.
Neck and back pain, strains, disc problems, and spine-related orthopedic concerns.
Condition guides for this region are in development. In the meantime, the neck & spine page covers what we treat and how evaluation works.
Suspected fractures, sprains, and new injuries that need to be seen today.
Condition guides for this region are in development. In the meantime, the fractures & acute injuries page covers what we treat and how evaluation works.
You do not have to work out which one you need. Any of them leads to an orthopedic evaluation, and we take it from there.
Patient education
Our surgeons and physical therapists publish guides on the conditions they treat most often — what causes them, how they are diagnosed, and what treatment usually involves.
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for a bone breaking through the skin, an obvious deformity, bleeding that will not stop, loss of feeling or movement in a limb, or a head, neck, or back injury after a serious accident. For everything else — sprains, suspected fractures, joint pain, and sports injuries — an orthopedic clinic can usually see and treat you the same day.
