Find your way back to movement
Care starts long before treatment begins. Tell us what you are experiencing and what you want your care to make possible. We will walk through your concerns and goals and help you find the right place to begin.
Focused joint care that keeps your life in view
Hip and knee problems can affect how you move, sleep, work, and spend time with the people and activities that matter to you.
Strive’s Total Joint specialists look at more than the joint itself. They consider how your symptoms are affecting your daily life, what your evaluation shows, and what you want treatment to make possible. Your plan may begin with nonsurgical treatment or lead to partial replacement, total replacement, reconstruction, or revision care when appropriate.
Throughout the process, we explain your options and help you understand what comes next.
Why Strive Surgical for total joint care and replacement
A specialist who listens first
Our Total Joint specialists focus on adult hip and knee reconstruction, including joint replacement, complex revision, and robotic-assisted surgery. They bring their experience to every treatment plan conversation to determine which approach may best fit your condition, goals, and daily life.
Options that fit the moment
Not every joint problem calls for surgery. Your team will consider what is causing your symptoms, how they affect your life, and which level of care makes sense now.
Support beyond the procedure
When surgery is part of your plan, preparation begins well before the operating room. Your team can help you understand what to expect, address factors that may affect your procedure and recovery, and plan for the work ahead.
When movement becomes more complicated
Hip and knee pain can make walking, sleeping, using stairs, working, exercising, or staying active feel increasingly difficult. A Total Joint evaluation can help clarify what may be limiting your movement and where to begin.
Understand what’s changing at the joint
Hip arthritis can make everyday movement feel harder over time. We evaluate your symptoms and help you understand whether nonsurgical care, hip replacement, or another approach may be appropriate.
Knee arthritis can affect balance, stability, and your ability to do the things you count on each day. We look at what may be limiting your movement and explain the options available to you.
Pain, stiffness, inflammation, injury, or changes in a joint over time can all affect how you move. An evaluation can help identify what may be contributing to your symptoms and what to do next.
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.
Total joint procedures and approaches
A joint replacement decision is personal. Our specialists take time to understand your priorities, explain the reasoning behind your options, and help you make an informed decision about your care.
Your treatment plan depends on what is causing your symptoms, how your joint is affected, and the demands of your daily life. Care may include nonsurgical treatment, joint replacement, reconstruction, or revision surgery when appropriate.
Not every joint problem calls for surgery. Depending on what is causing your symptoms, care may begin with physical therapy, structured home exercise, bracing, activity modification, medication, injections, or other steps that support movement and recovery.
When hip damage continues to limit movement, total hip replacement may help restore comfort and function. Your surgeon will explain the approaches and techniques that may be appropriate for you.
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 total, partial, or patellofemoral replacement may be appropriate and what recovery may involve.
Robotic-assisted technology may support surgical planning and help your surgeon tailor the procedure to your joint. Your care team will explain whether it may add value for your condition and treatment plan.
Direct anterior hip replacement is one approach your surgeon may consider when it is appropriate for your condition and goals.
When a previous joint replacement needs further treatment, revision care may address the cause of the problem and restore the function of the joint. The treatment depends on what is affecting the replacement and may involve a focused repair or more complex reconstruction.
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about total joint surgery at Strive Surgical.
A Total Joint consultation can help you understand whether nonsurgical treatment, joint preservation, partial replacement, total replacement, or another approach may fit your condition.
Some patients may be candidates for outpatient or same-day procedures. Eligibility depends on your health, procedure, home support, and clinical evaluation.
Recovery depends 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.
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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