Total Joint Center

At the Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey, your treatment is the ultimate goal. With orthopedic surgeons that specialize in hand injuries, knee replacements, hip replacements, elbow surgeries, ankle injuries, and more, the doctors will create a treatment plan you are comfortable with.

Whether you choose the locations within Sussex County or Morris County, your treatment plan does not change. The doctors work together as they work with you to receive the best care in New Jersey.

There is a solution for each ailment from pain management to physical therapy and injections to complete replacements.

The joint surgeons at the Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey specialize in a variety of joint procedures and surgeries. Whether you choose to work with the Morristown location or another in Morris or Sussex County, you are in good hands.

Joint replacement surgery, or arthroplasty, can be prompted by many life events—from natural aging, arthritis, fractures, or accidental sports injuries. 

Regardless of what caused the issue, the joint doctors and joint replacement specialists will perform various of tests from X-Rays to MRIs and evaluate the extent of the damage and determine the right treatment plan.

Only when physical therapy, medications, or injections do not work to alleviate or eradicate the pain completely should you consider surgical options.

Before any surgery, try to get yourself in better physical shape with safe movements and healthy food options. This will aid you in your recovery and may even hasten it.

The purpose of joint revision surgery is to remove the old prosthesis and replace it. This procedure is more complicated in many ways, as compared to the initial replacement. The doctors and joint specialists with the Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey will create a careful plan with contingencies to accommodate your joint revision surgery. 

You might need a joint revision surgery if:

1. Your pain has become unmanageable
2. Your original prosthesis has worn down or become defective
3. The original implant has caused an infection
4. Your body has changed in some way that affects the integrity of the implant
5. You’ve fallen or injured yourself in some way that affects the implant

Whether considering revision or replacement surgery, the professionals at OINJ will evaluate your records and your current condition before suggesting any next steps. They will talk it through with you and any of your caregivers and loved ones so that everyone is on the same page every step of the way. Bring your questions and concerns, and the doctors will answer them all and work to make you comfortable.

A quick search of “joint pain management near me” will bring you to one of the Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey’s seven locations in New Jersey. With dozens of specialized physicians and joint surgeons, you will be in the best hands.

When you are cleared after the procedure, OINJ can work with you on your recovery so that there are no additional issues in the future and so that you can move as best you can with minimal or no pain.