Orthopaedics Menu Orthopaedics Prevention & Wellness The Difference Between Osteoporosis & Osteoarthritis Seminars & Events Testimonials Total Joint Center What is Orthopaedics? Orthopaedics Awards Orthopaedic Institute Shoulder & Elbow Back & Neck Hip Hand & Wrist Knee Foot & Ankle OrthoCincy Medical Services Orthopaedics Whether you are struggling with hip pain, limping on a sore knee or wondering if your ankle is fractured, the orthopaedic team at St. Elizabeth Healthcare is here to help. We offer a full array of diagnostic testing, treatment options and rehabilitation services designed to meet your unique needs. Where does it hurt? Learn more about the customized orthopaedic care available at St. Elizabeth Healthcare by selecting the area of the body where you have pain in the “where does it hurt?” picture. Next, select your level of pain and we will direct you to information designed just for you. From knee, hip, shoulder/elbow, hand/wrist or foot/ankle, we’ve got your orthopaedic needs covered from head to toe. Open, Safe and Right Here. Your safety is top priority. If you have a need for a procedure or surgery, rest assured that St. Elizabeth is open and doing everything we can to make your experience as safe as possible. This includes the below to keep you and your family safe: Pre-procedure COVID-19 testing temperature screening upon entry mask use increased hand-washing social distancing increased cleaning It’s time to deal with your pain. Safely schedule your procedure, please call OrthoCincy Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine at (859) 301-BONE (2663). Be sure to talk to your physician about how we’re keeping you safe. MORE INFORMATION ON ELECTIVE PROCEDURES AND SAFETY CELEBRATING OUR 500th MAKO SURGERY Sometimes, the only solution for knee pain relief is surgery. Our team is experienced at performing successful knee surgeries, including partial and total knee replacements with the Mako System. We’re celebrating our 500th Mako Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgery, the most advanced, precise knee replacement method that results in a more natural-feeling knee replacement. DISCOVER THE BENEFITS OF A MAKO KNEE REPLACEMENT Meet our Non-Surgical Orthopaedic Doctors › Meet our Surgical Orthopaedic Doctors › Meet our Physical Therapy Team › Common Conditions Our orthopaedic team provides comprehensive care from non-surgical treatment and physical therapy provided by the St. Elizabeth Healthcare team or advanced surgical options provided by affiliated orthopaedic surgeons with OrthoCincy Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine. Select non-surgical doctors, surgical doctors or physical therapy team to explore your care options. Or, learn more about common conditions we treat: Neck Pain Cervical spinal stenosis Degenerative disc disease Spinal cord injuries Spinal fusion Spondylolisthesis Shoulder Pain Shoulder Arthritis Rotator cuff tear Back Pain Compression fractures Degenerative disc disease Lumbar disc herniation Spinal stenosis Muscular problems Sacroiliac joint pain Spine osteoarthritis Spondylolisthesis Elbow Pain Arthroscopic tendon repair Tommy John Surgery Cubital tunnel surgery Hip Pain Avascular Necrosis Osteoarthritis Hand/Wrist Pain Hand Arthritis Wrist Pain Knee Pain ACL Injury Bursitis Iliotibial Band Syndrome Jumper’s Knee Knee Dislocation Knee Sprain MCL Tear Meniscus repair Movement-related injuries Osteoarthritis in the Knees Patella dislocation/instability Ankle/Foot Pain Ankle Arthritis Ankle Arthrodesis Foot Pain Plantar Fasciitis PREVENTION AND WELLNESS TIPS Watch Our Success Stories Orthopaedic News & Headlines Healthy Headlines Did You Injure Yourself with Your New Year’s Fitness Resolution? Did You Injure Yourself with Your New Year’s Fitness Resolution? New Year’s resolutions are filled with good intentions. You may have started on January 1 by running three miles, even though you haven’t exercised in six months. Maybe Learn More Orthopaedic Resources Free Guide to Total Hip Replacement Download Free Total Knee Replacement Download Orthopaedic Seminars & Events What is Orthopaedics? Osteoporosis vs. Oseoarthritis The Orthopaedic Institute at St. Elizabeth Total Joint Center