Orthopedic Care
Orthopedic Care in Palm Beach County
For bone, muscle, tendon and joint conditions, trust the orthopedic team at Palm Beach Health Network. From pain management and physical therapy to surgical and nonsurgical solutions, we’re here to help keep your body in motion.
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Joint Replacement
Get information on joint disease and joint replacement surgery and therapy options with Palm Beach Health Network's Orthopedic Team. Enquire today. -
Orthopedic Robotic Surgery
Our robotic-assisted procedures may promote greater safety for our patients as they can help reduce the use of and exposure to radiation and fluoroscopy. -
Spine Surgery
Discover advanced spine surgery options for lasting relief. Learn how our expert team delivers personalized care for your needs. -
Sports Medicine
Enjoying an active lifestyle may come with its share of sprains and strains. At Palm Beach Health Network, we have specialists in the field of sports medicine. -
Orthopedic Patient Navigator
A nurse navigator’s primary role is to nurture patient empowerment and provide information that enhances your ability to make appropriate health care choices with an enhanced assurance about risks, benefits and responsibilities.
What is Orthopedics?
More than 200 bones and 600 muscles in the body all work together to support your body, protect your organs and help you move. When any of those bones or muscles don’t work properly, it can be hard to move with ease. Orthopedics is a branch of medicine that specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions.
The orthopedic surgeons and providers in the Palm Beach Health Network are experienced in the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of all types of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions — and our physicians treat all the bones from your head to your toes.
The goal of orthopedic treatment is to restore the affected area to as much functionality as possible. This can involve a number of approaches, including non-surgical and surgical options. Your Palm Beach Health Network doctor will discuss these choices with you and your family. When you start on your journey toward wellness, you’ll have our whole team with you.
When Do I Need to See an Orthopedic Doctor?
Signs you may need to consider reaching out for orthopedic help include:
- Difficulty using a particular body part to perform daily functions
- Pain in muscles, tendons or joints that lasts for more than a few days
- Joint pain that gets more intense during periods of rest
- Swelling or bruising around the joint or the location of an injury
- Limited range of motion, such as an inability to straighten the back
- Joint deformity
- Signs of infection including heat, inflammation, fever and/or redness
Whether you’re looking for a second opinion or for a diagnosis, our providers are here for you.