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Orthopedic care that gets you back to what matters
Orthopedic problems affect your bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons—and can make life harder long before they show up on a scan. Strive providers start by asking what you’re trying to get back to, then recommend care that fits your condition. Often, that care is nonsurgical. When surgery is needed, one coordinated team supports you from your first consultation through recovery, helping you regain strength, mobility, and function for the stronger days ahead.
Why choose Strive for orthopedic care
Expertise beyond routine joint replacement
Strive brings together fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeons with experience in primary joint replacement, complex revision, and robotic-assisted surgery. Their research-informed judgment helps determine when robotic technology may add value and when another approach may better serve the patient
Prepared before surgery begins
When surgery is part of your plan, preparation starts well before the operating room. Your team can connect you with the medical support you need, helping address factors that may affect your procedure and recovery.
A plan built around how you move
Your care is matched to your condition, goals, and the life you want to get back to. That may mean nonsurgical treatment, outpatient care, joint replacement, or complex reconstruction. When an outpatient procedure is appropriate, eligible patients may return home the same day with support that continues after discharge.
Treating common and complex orthopedic needs
An orthopedic evaluation sheds light on the origins of the pain, stiffness, weakness, instability, or limitations disrupting your daily life. Orthopedic specialists evaluate and treat conditions affecting your bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and related structures, from common joint pain and injuries to more complex conditions that may require surgery. Most patients leave their first visit with a clearer understanding of what they’re dealing with and what options they have.
Conditions we address and help you overcome
Hip pain can make walking, sleeping, using stairs, or staying active feel increasingly difficult. Our team cares for hip arthritis, inflammation, post-traumatic changes, bone damage, developmental conditions, and fractures, along with other problems that affect comfort and movement.
Knee problems can affect your balance, stability, and ability to do the things you count on each day. We evaluate arthritis, injury, inflammation, alignment concerns, stiffness, bone damage, and fractures around the knee, helping you understand what may be limiting your movement.
Shoulder or elbow pain can make it harder to reach, lift, work, exercise, or sleep comfortably. Our Orthopedics service line includes care for concerns affecting these joints, from pain and stiffness to injuries that interfere with strength and everyday use.
Problems in the hand or wrist can affect grip, dexterity, and the simplest parts of daily life. We include hand and wrist concerns within the broader Orthopedics offering so patients can find a place to begin when pain, weakness, numbness, stiffness, or injury gets in the way.
Foot and ankle problems can change how you stand, walk, work, and stay active. Our broader Orthopedics offering includes care for concerns affecting these areas, including pain, instability, stiffness, and injury.
Procedures and treatment options
Care starts with understanding what is limiting your movement. Some people begin with nonsurgical treatment, while others may need joint replacement or reconstruction. We’ll make sure you know exactly what to expect from recommended paths, alternatives, and recovery.
Not every orthopedic problem calls for surgery. Depending on what is causing your symptoms, treatment may begin with ways to reduce pain, improve movement, and strengthen overall mobility.
- Evaluation of hip and knee pain
- Physical therapy and structured home exercise
- Bracing and activity modification
- Corticosteroid and viscosupplementation injections
- Image-guided injections
- Diagnostic aspiration when infection is a concern
- Prehabilitation and medical optimization before surgery
When hip damage continues to limit movement, replacement may help restore comfort and function. Our surgeons offer several approaches and techniques, including outpatient or same-day options for eligible patients.
- Total hip replacement
- Direct anterior approach hip replacement
- Robotic-arm assisted hip replacement
- Outpatient and same-day hip replacement
- Complex total hip replacement
Knee replacement can take different forms depending on which part of the joint is affected and how the knee is aligned. Your surgeon will explain whether a total, partial, or patellofemoral replacement may be appropriate and what recovery may involve.
- Total knee replacement
- Partial knee replacement (medial, lateral, and patellofemoral)
- Subvastus, quadriceps-sparing knee replacement
- Robotic-arm assisted knee replacement
- Outpatient and same-day knee replacement
- Personalized or kinematic alignment planning
Recovery begins before the procedure and continues after you return home. Your team may use coordinated pain management, enhanced recovery protocols, and rehabilitation guidance to help you move safely and understand how healing should progress.
- Opioid-sparing pain management protocols
- Enhanced Recovery After Surgery pathways
- Rapid-recovery planning
- Same-day discharge programs for eligible patients
- Follow-up care and rehabilitation guidance
Not every orthopedic concern calls for surgery. Depending on what is causing your symptoms, care may begin with treatment that supports movement and gives the joint time to respond. Preparation also matters when surgery is being considered.
- Evaluation and diagnosis of hip and knee pain
- Physical therapy and structured home exercise
- Bracing and activity modification
- Corticosteroid or viscosupplementation injections
- Image-guided injections
- Diagnostic aspiration when a joint replacement may be infected
- Prehabilitation and medical optimization before surgery
When a previous joint replacement is painful or no longer functioning as expected, the first step is understanding why. Revision care may address infection, loosening, instability, wear, fracture, or other changes around the implant. The treatment depends on the problem and may involve a focused repair or a more complex reconstruction.
Orthopedic procedures available through the team include
- Revision hip replacement
- Revision knee replacement
- Treatment for periprosthetic infection, loosening, instability, polyethylene wear
- Care for fractures around a joint replacement
- Conversion to total joint replacement after failed partial knee/hip replacement, tendon reconstruction, osteotomy, and fracture treatment
- Reconstruction with specialized implants when needed
Orthopedic services
Our orthopedic care covers focused services for different needs, from understanding persistent pain to treating injuries and joint conditions.
Care for back, neck, and nerve pain, with a connected path from diagnosis and conservative treatment through injections and surgical care when needed.
Care for activity-related pain and injuries, with guidance to support recovery and help you return to movement safely.
Focused care for hip and knee arthritis, joint replacement, and other conditions that affect comfort and mobility.
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about orthopedic treatment and surgery at Strive Surgical.
Orthopedic care is available at select Strive offices and outpatient surgery centers across the tri-state region. The right location depends on the service you need, so contact our team to confirm where your care is offered.
Not always. Referral requirements can vary by insurance plan, location, and type of care. Our team can help you understand what is needed before your visit, and your insurance provider can confirm your plan’s requirements.
That depends on what you are experiencing. Orthopedics and Joint care address concerns such as arthritis, fractures, and joint replacement. Sports Medicine focuses on activity-related pain and injuries, while Spine & Pain addresses back, neck, and nerve pain. If you are unsure where to begin, we can help direct you.
Pain can come from arthritis, an injury, inflammation, a fracture, or changes in a joint over time. A visit gives your provider the chance to understand your symptoms, examine how you move, and use imaging or other testing when needed.
Treatment depends on what is causing your symptoms and how they affect your life. Care may include physical therapy, activity changes, bracing, injections, or medication. If surgery becomes a consideration, your provider will explain why, discuss alternatives, and outline what recovery may involve.
Preparation may include physical therapy, strengthening, activity guidance, medication review, or other steps to help you arrive ready for treatment. Your team will recommend what makes sense for your health and the procedure being considered.
Your recovery will depend on the procedure and your overall health. Before treatment, your team will explain how pain is managed, when movement begins, whether physical therapy is needed, and how follow-up will work. They will continue to monitor your progress as you heal.
Reach out if your pain changes, your progress slows, or something does not feel right. Your care team can assess what is happening, answer your questions, and help determine whether you need additional evaluation or treatment.
Look for focused experience with the condition you are facing and a clear explanation of your options. The right surgeon should also listen to your concerns, set realistic expectations, and make sure you understand what preparation, treatment, and recovery will involve.
Coverage depends on your insurance plan, the service you need, and where care is provided. Our team can help with the next steps, but your insurance provider can confirm benefits, referral requirements, and any out-of-pocket costs before treatment.
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