As you age, arthritis and wear and tear on your hip and knee become more of a problem resulting in pain, muscle weakness, and limited movement which can greatly affect your lifestyle. Nobody knows this better than GIKK Ortho Specialists. With several knee surgeons and hip surgeons specializing in arthritis, partial and total joint replacements, GIKK Ortho Specialist physicians can help you relieve your hip pain or knee pain and get you back to an active lifestyle.
The dedicated hip and knee physicians at GIKK have subspecialty training in the latest hip and knee techniques including mini-incision and minimally invasive techniques which allow for rapid recovery and longer lasting joint function. And not only are GIKK hip and knee physicians dedicated to keeping up with the latest innovations and research, they collectively perform hundreds of joint replacements each year, so you can be assured they have the experience to handle even the most complex hip surgery or knee surgery.
Our sports medicine physicians are also fellowship-trained experts on sports-related knee injuries such as ACL tears and meniscus tears. Visit our Sports Medicine page to learn more about sports-related knee pain or injuries.
So don’t allow joint pain to slow you down. GIKK Ortho Specialists can care for the body parts that keep you moving.
Learn more about GIKK Ortho Specialists’ hip surgeons and knee surgeons.
Frequently Treated Hip and Knee Problems and Conditions:
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View the animations below to learn more about various hip and knee conditions.
Hip and Knee Treatments and Procedures:
We understand that the decision of having hip surgery or knee surgery is not a decision you take lightly. That’s why we take a conservative approach to care, offering both surgical and non-surgical treatments, including:
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Please click on the links below to learn more about the anatomy of the hip and knee, as well the procedure you are considering.
You are encouraged to discuss any issues of concern prior to testing or surgery, thus helping to ease any anxiety you may feel and giving you an active role in the healing process.
For additional resources on hip and knee care, please visit our Resource page.

