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Joint Replacement

Our goal is to get you back to the life you want to live without all the aches and pain.

Joint Replacement

Our focus on providing an extraordinary patient experience is visible at every interaction. From convenient access to pre-admission testing and a suite of rehabilitation services available to you- to working with you to accomplish your recovery goals- we are here to provide you with extraordinary care.

Whether you need a total joint replacement, revisional surgery or MRI assisted knee surgery, you can rest assured knowing that the joint team at Bristol Health offers some of the most skilled and cutting-edge surgical procedures in Connecticut.

Joint Surgery

Our team assists you in selecting the procedure that compliments your desired outcome and rehabilitation. When possible, our board-certified and fellowship trained surgeon performs less-invasive joint replacement and revisions, resulting in less pain, a faster recovery and an improved patient outcome.

Some of our most common joint surgeries include:

Direct anterior (DA) approach for total hip surgical repair
Minimally invasive hip replacement
Minimally invasive knee replacement
Minimally invasive shoulder replacement
Revision total knee replacement

What to Expect

We know that you probably have a lot of questions about joint surgery, below are a few of the most common questions we receive. As questions arise, please feel comfortable to call our office and speak to our staff so that we can help you through this process. Here's some insight into some of the most frequently asked questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Nurse Navigator: Here to Guide You Through the Process

We know that simply thinking about joint replacement can be overwhelming. But you can find comfort in knowing that you're not alone in this journey. Beginning several weeks before your surgery, to post-surgical care, rehabilitation, recovery and months after your surgery, your orthopedic nurse navigator will be there to assure that you get back to living life to the fullest.

Your navigator is there to answer questions, help schedule additional appointments, connect you with other specialists, keep you informed and guide you through the next steps of the process, and to provide support along the way.

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Rehabilitation

Regaining your physical powers and returning to an active, comfortable life post-surgery should be a positive and invigorating experience. Bristol Health's Rehab Dynamics therapy staff is skilled in diverse physical therapy and sports medicine techniques to enhance your recovery, working close with your orthopedist to ensure your plan of care meets your goals.

Rehab Dynamics

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