World-class care for joint pain
Our orthopedic team is devoted to providing the best care to all patients and prompt evaluation. Regardless of where you are in your care journey, we are here for you, both in person and virtually. To request an appointment, please call 617-732-5322 or fill out an online appointment request form. To refer a patient, please call 1-800-MD-TO-BWH (1-800-638-6294) or see our list of referral options.
We know that joint pain from osteoarthritis can impact your life in many ways. It may limit your mobility, prevent you from doing things you love, and affect your ability to lead an active lifestyle.
At the Brigham and Women’s Hospital Center for Joint Health and Mobility, our team will partner with you to create a customized treatment plan based on your personal goals and condition to help you achieve the best possible joint health, with a focus on restoring your joints and the way you want to live your life. Whether you're interested in newer options like same-day joint surgery or feel more comfortable with more traditional or conservative treatment approaches, we'll work with you to review the advantages of one or more approaches.
The top-ranked orthopedic team at the Brigham and Women's Center for Joint Health and Mobility has long been at the forefront of osteoarthritis treatment and joint replacement surgical care, offering patients the latest innovations and advanced treatment approaches. Treatments include preservation, surgery, revision, and restoration. Our surgeons offer innovative surgical options, including total, partial, robotic-arm assisted, and custom implant joint replacements.
Our comprehensive approach to joint care is designed to provide you with a modern, convenient and innovative experience that advises you on your options, guides you through your treatment, and supports you during your recovery.
We can help you experience less pain from osteoarthritis, recover faster, and achieve greater mobility through knee and hip replacement surgery.
Personalized shoulder care helps patients experience less pain and restores range of motion. Get back to the activities you love safely and quickly.
If you have sudden or ongoing pain in your knee, hip, or shoulder, you may wonder when it’s time to seek medical care for your joint problem. You may be able to manage pain on your own for a while, but how do you know if joint pain is a sign of a serious problem that needs care?
After struggling with joint pain for years, Doug chose to undergo hip and knee replacement surgeries with Brigham and Women's Department of Orthopedics. To his delight and surprise, in both cases he was able to go home the very same day as his surgery.
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