Featured Specialty: Total Joint Replacement & Revision

When your shoulders, hips, knees, and other joints become damaged from injury, arthritis, or wear and tear, even the slightest movements can be excruciating. A joint replacement surgery may be recommended and will replace a severely diseased joint, most commonly the hip, knee, shoulder, elbow, and ankle, with a well-designed and functional artificial implant. The joint replacement doctors at Slocum Center for Orthopedics & Sports Medicine have extensive experience and specialized training using the most current technology to replace your damaged joints safely and help you heal quickly.

Our Total Joint Replacement
& Revision Specialists

• Daniel C. Fitzpatrick, MD
• Rudolf G. Hoellrich, MD
• Brian A. Jewett, MD
• Brick A. Lantz, MD
• Thomas J. Macha, MD
• Craig G. Mohler, MD
• Steven N. Shah, MD
• Nicholas L. Strasser, MD
• Timothy A. Straub, MD
• Christopher N. Walton, MD

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Our Specialties

• Ankle
• Elbow
• Foot
• Hand
• Hip
• Knee
• Shoulder
• Sports Medicine
• Wrist

Contact

• Phone Number: 541.249.4091
• Toll-Free: 888.714.9064
• Rapid Access: 541.249.4507
• info@slocumcenter.com

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