The Orthopedic Center at St. Mary's Hospital

Specialized Treatment for Joint Pain

Move easier.

Joint pain can be overwhelming and steal your independence when left untreated. It can result in not being able to walk up stairs, pain when getting out of bed and tenderness when you pick up your child or grandchild. If you have trouble moving or even resting comfortably, the simplest activities become difficult or impossible. Life is too valuable to live in pain. And with the right treatment you don’t have to. The orthopedic team at St. Mary’s Hospital can help. With an experienced team of professionals and some of the latest options in robotic assisted surgery, you can get back to the active life you deserve. Schedule an appointment with one of our orthopedic specialists today.

You deserve a pain-free life.

Total knee replacement is one of the most common surgical procedures in the country. As people stay healthy and active later in life, it’s more important than ever to make sure you can maintain your mobility and independence, without constant pain. Whether arthritis is making your joints stiff or you need complete joint replacement, we’ve made a commitment to some of the latest technology to get you on your feet faster than ever before. Learn more about the Navio Robotic Assisted Technology.

The team at St. Mary’s Hospital is here to help you with your joint pain. From shoulders, to knees and hips, our team of specialists will help you address your pain.

A Team Approach

At Carondelet, we believe in a standardized approach to joint replacement that includes collaboration by surgeons, physical and occupational therapists, nurses and case managers to give you the best results possible. We also believe that you are an integral part of the recovery team and work to keep you informed and able to actively participate in all aspects of your care.

Beginning-to-End Care

When you undergo joint replacement at Carondelet, we’re with you every step of the way. This includes a dedicated program coordinator who will be your primary resource for questions, updates on your daily progress and helping ensure an overall positive experience. Overseeing your care is our team of registered nurses and physical and occupational therapists each with specialized training.

To begin we ask you to attend a 1.5-hour education class we call our Joint Camp. During this time, you will be able to ask questions of the same staff you will see throughout your surgery and recovery period while learning how to prepare for and after your joint replacement. Joint Camp at St. Mary’s Hospital is available in English and Spanish.