Seen by a specialist, not a generalist
Every surgeon and specialist in the clinic is specialty trained — each has completed advanced instruction in their own field.
Dedicated to a single goal
Specialty training means a clinician has gone beyond general qualification into advanced instruction in one field. It is the difference between someone who sees your injury occasionally and someone who sees it daily.
The clinical and administrative staff supporting them are experienced and patient-friendly, and the whole team is dedicated to a single goal: making your life better.
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What a clinic visit involves
Specialist assessment
Seen by a clinician trained in the specific field your injury falls under.
Imaging on site
Diagnostic studies ordered and read in the same building, not weeks later elsewhere.
A written plan
The treatment plan explained to you, in writing, before you leave.
Onward referral
Into surgery, pain management or therapy when that is what the injury needs.
Who the clinic is for
Most people arrive after an injury at work or in a car accident, but the clinic also sees patients with long-standing orthopedic problems that have not resolved.
- A new injury that needs diagnosing properly
- A second opinion on a diagnosis or a recommended surgery
- An old problem that has been managed rather than treated
- A referral from an employer, adjuster or attorney
Need injury care?
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