Orthopaedic Knee Specialists
Knees are one of the most complex joints in the body, essential for mobility and stability. At Tri-City Orthopaedics, we understand the intricate nature of the knee and specialize in providing expert care for knee conditions and injuries.
Comprehensive Diagnosis & Treatment of Knee Problems
Knees function as major load-bearing joints in your day-to-day activities. Athletics, work, and even daily chores around the home can put stress on your knees. A sudden lateral or aggressive movement the wrong way or the compounding effect of long-term wear can lead to failure or injury in one or more of the structures in your knee.
Disease or injury disrupting the normal functions of the knee can cause pain, muscle weakness, and limited activity.
Our Board-Certified Orthopaedic Knee Surgeons Specialize in Treating:
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Cruciate & Collateral Ligament Injuries (e.g. ACL/MCL Injuries)
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Meniscus Cartilage Tears
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Osteoarthritis
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Articular Cartilage Injuries (e.g. Runner's Knee)
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Patellar Tendonitis
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Knee Fractures
TCOrtho Express Walk-in Orthopaedic Care for New Injuries
TCOrtho Express offers walk-in orthopaedic care for new sprains, strains, suspected fractures, sports injuries, work injuries, and sudden pain after an accident. You can see an orthopaedic provider, get on-site imaging when appropriate, and leave with clear next steps for recovery.
Same-Day Care for:
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New bone, joint, or muscle injuries
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Sprains, strains, or suspected fractures
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Sports, work, or activity-related injuries
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Pain, swelling, or limited movement after an injury
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New orthopaedic-related L&I claims
Not for:
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Life-threatening or emergency conditions, cuts needing stitches, or chronic pain without a new injury.
Tri-City Orthopaedics Revolutionizing Hip & Knee Replacement
At TCO, we are proud to be the only surgery center in the region offering Robotic-Assisted Surgery and Computer-Assisted Surgery for joint replacements.
Robotic-Assisted Surgery
Advanced robotic arm-assisted surgery for joint replacements is cutting-edge technology that brings a new level of precision to total joint replacements, including hip and knee surgeries
Computer- Assisted Surgery
Our computer-assisted navigation system uses GPS like trackers that communicate with an in-surgery computer. This technology helps the surgeon achieve optimal alignment and positioning of implants without the added expense or radiation exposure of pre-operative CT scans.
