Tell us what has changed
Where it hurts, when it feels stiff or unstable, and which parts of daily life have become harder give us the starting point.
Knee arthritis and replacement
A personalized knee plan built around you
Knee · Stay in motion
From symptoms to options
Confirm the pattern
Examination and weight-bearing X-rays help identify the pattern and severity of arthritis, along with alignment, motion, and stability.
Choose the next useful step
The plan may begin with exercise, weight management, medication, bracing, or a selected injection. When surgery is appropriate, the pattern of disease guides whether partial, total, or revision replacement is needed.
Kinematically aligned knee replacement
Your knee was not built from a template. The replacement plan should not be, either. Kinematic alignment plans your knee replacement around your individual anatomy and natural joint lines. Kinematic total knee arthroplasty can be performed with or without Mako robotic assistance. When used, Mako is a tool within the plan, not the plan itself. CT-based planning can help treat specific problems like dysplasia, post-traumatic arthritis or retained hardware.
Common diagnoses
Conditions we evaluate
Knee symptoms can come from arthritis, soft tissue injury, alignment, or problems with a prior replacement. A useful plan begins by identifying which problem is actually limiting you.
Next step