Hip and Knee Replacement - Campbell Clinic Orthopaedics

Don’t Live With Joint Pain. Live Better.

No one likes the idea of surgery. And while a hip or knee replacement can seem intimidating, it can be an outpatient procedure that could seriously improve your quality of life.

Can you imagine waking up in the morning without joint pain?

Our team of specialists can provide outpatient surgery that will get you home quickly so you can recover in comfort. With 24/7 appointment scheduling, you can make an appointment as soon as possible anytime, anywhere. Today’s the day to stop living with joint pain and focus more on the things that matter.

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That life could be your reality with the specialists at Campbell Clinic. Our doctors literally wrote the book on orthopaedics. When you combine that unmatched expertise with empathetic patient care and convenient appointments, there’s no better option in the region for joint pain.

Meet With A Specialist — It’s Painless

Scheduling multiple appointments and juggling responsibilities is enough to make anyone try to tough out knee and hip pain. That’s why we offer flexible hours with Campbell Clinic Walk-In Care and Campbell Clinic After Hours. Available at multiple locations, these services allow you to consult with specialists about joint pain without an appointment.

Total Joint Replacement At Campbell Clinic

Our specialists perform Total Joint Replacement surgery to reduce pain and increase range of motion for:

HipsWe’ll help repair or replace damaged cartilage and bones for patients who suffer from chronic hip pain that hinders them from walking, bending, or lifting their legs.Read More
KneesThis procedure helps repair advanced joint damage, usually in patients who have trouble walking, standing up, or performing light exercise.Read More

Powering Joint Replacements With
Innovative Technology

ROSA^® Knee System is a robotic surgical assistant developed by Zimmer Biomet that enables surgeons to carry out knee replacement procedures with greater precision knee replacement surgery. The ROSA robotic system utilizes real-time information and assists surgeons with precise placement of the knee implants based on a person’s unique knee anatomy. In general, the surgical procedure using the ROSA knee system is similar to that of a traditional total knee replacement, but performed with the help of a robotic assistant. The robotic system does not perform the procedure on its own. The surgery is performed entirely by your surgeon by prompting the robotic hands as per the personalized plan developed by your surgeon. The ROSA knee system is only an additional tool to guide your surgeon to ensure greater accuracy in the placement of the knee implants.

During the surgery, the ROSA Knee functions like a high-tech GPS system utilizing optical trackers and a mini-camera attached to your leg to determine the exact position of the knee in space. The robotic system makes adjustments even with the slightest movement of your legs ensuring the surgical plan designed by your surgeon is carried out without any changes and with a high degree of precision. Throughout the procedure, your surgeon is provided with real-time data by the ROSA Knee System, which enhances your surgeon's skill enabling accurate placement of the knee implant.

ROSA^® Robotic Knee System for total knee replacement is indicated for individuals with early-to-mid-stage osteoarthritis of the knee exhibiting symptoms such as knee pain, knee swelling, and knee locking, that is not amenable to conservative treatment. Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease causing breakdown and eventual loss of cartilage in the joint enabling bones to rub against each other leading to painful movement.

The preoperative preparation is similar to most total knee replacement procedures. But contrary to traditional knee replacement techniques, the ROSA Knee System utilizes a series of X-rays to generate 3D images of an individual’s unique knee anatomy. This 3D image enables the surgeon to design a personalized plan based on the specifics of an individual’s knee anatomy prior to performing total knee replacement surgery.

Hip and Knee Replacement FAQs

What is Total Joint Replacement?
When replacing hips or knees, we use a procedure called total joint replacement. In this procedure, an orthopaedic surgeon removes damaged parts of joints and replaces them with artificial components. Campbell Clinic offers the most advanced techniques and technology that can help you ease pain and restore motion to joints that have been damaged by age or trauma.

How do I know if my hip or knee needs to be replaced?
Schedule an appointment with our specialists. They will evaluate your medical history, symptoms, and X-ray images to determine whether surgery is the right choice.

Is it really possible — and safe — to go home the same day?
Outpatient Total Joint Replacement surgery is a same-day procedure. Most patients experience very positive outcomes. Our surgery centers provide a relaxed environment during the procedure and for immediate recovery, but patients are released quickly recover at home, where they can be more comfortable.

Does Medicare cover knee replacements?
Medicare Part A and B may cover the cost of your knee replacement if the surgery is medically necessary. Many will qualify for knee replacements covered by Medicare, but there are exceptions. Please note that the type of Medicare coverage you have may also impact the amount out of pocket expenses you may be liable for. Please schedule an appointment to speak to a physician to find out if your treatment is medically necessary and available for Medicare coverage.