Bone and Joint Institute
Are you ready for less pain and more mobility?
If you have been suffering from joint pain, a joint replacement could be the next step to returning to your independent, active, pain-free lifestyle. Our Bone and Joint program can get you back into a more independent lifestyle.
Next Steps
Learn More
Learn more about joint replacement surgery, call our physician referral line.
Find a Doctor
Find an orthopedic surgeon today.
Our Approach to Joint Replacements
Our joint replacement program is designed to keep our hip or knee replacement patients fully informed of the process before, during and after hospitalization. We are proud to offer robotic assisted knee and hip replacement surgeries as well as the less invasive anterior approach to hip replacements.
The Robotic Approach to Hip Replacement
The Anterior Approach to Hip Replacement
At the National Park Medical Center Bone and Joint Institute, we want to be a part of helping you to regain the life that you love. We believe that optimal surgery results begin with education and good communication.
Our Process
Before Surgery
Bone & Joint Camp | Pre-Surgery Testing
The Bone & Joint Institute hosts a Bone & Joint Camp each Wednesday morning beginning at 10:00 am. Once you have elected surgery, your physician will schedule your date to attend, typically the week prior to your surgery. Every patient and their primary post-surgery caregiver should attend this informative and interactive classroom-style group orientation taught by an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals, including staff from anesthesia, surgery, bone and joint nursing, infection prevention, dietary, pharmacy and physical therapy.
The Bone and Joint Institute Orientation sets clear expectations so that you and your primary caregiver is comfortable with what to expect - from pre-admission to discharge to post-surgical therapy - and to equip you with knowledge for optimal outcomes.
You will receive a Bone & Joint Camp handbook that includes next steps, what to expect prior to the procedure and during the hospital visit, and best practices and instructions for care upon returning home from the procedure. Your handbook covers everything from pre and post-procedure exercises, items you will need in the hospital setting and at home, and instructions for caregivers
Following the orientation, you are escorted to their pre-admission appointment for pre-surgery lab and imaging procedures.
After: The Bone and Joint Unit
After your procedure, you will be cared for by our specialized orthopedic nursing team on our Bone and Joint unit. Located on the first floor of the hospital, this specially designed unit is specifically for our bone and joint patients for increased staff efficiencies and optimal patient outcomes.
Learn More About Bone and Joint Health
A minimally invasive surgery allowing a surgeon to view the interior of a joint.
Whether you’re an athlete, a weekend warrior or an active individual, we can care for your sports-related injuries.
Knee problems can occur in people of all ages. We’re here to address your pain and help keep you moving forward.
When hip pain disrupts your daily routine, we’re here with compassionate and individualized care to help keep you moving forward.