My Approach to Patient Care

Whether you're considering hip replacement, knee replacement, or looking for an alternative to surgery, you deserve care that is personalized, thoughtful, and based on what is best for you—not a one-size-fits-all approach.

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Every patient has different goals. For some, it's getting back to hiking, golf, or pickleball. For others, it's walking comfortably through the grocery store, keeping up with grandchildren, or simply sleeping through the night without pain.

 

No two patients are the same, and I don't believe their treatment should be either.

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I take the time to understand what's limiting you, explain your diagnosis in clear language, answer your questions honestly, and discuss all appropriate treatment options—from nonsurgical care to joint replacement when necessary.

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Confidence Through Clarity

 

Patients often tell me they appreciate that I'm straightforward, approachable, and genuinely listen. I believe clear communication is just as important as technical expertise. My goal is for every patient to understand their condition, know why I'm recommending a treatment, and feel confident moving forward.

 

When you understand your imaging, arthritis severity, and treatment options, decisions become clearer and more confident. The goal is to explain things in a way that is straightforward and easy to follow—so you know what to expect at every step.

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This is a shared decision-making process. You are not just going through treatment—you are actively part of it.

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Modern Techniques, Thoughtful Application

 

​Technology supports precision—but it does not replace judgment.

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When appropriate, I use robotic-assisted surgery to help plan implant positioning based on each patient's unique anatomy before entering the operating room.

 

For many hip replacements, I utilize the direct anterior approach, which can allow for muscle-sparing surgery and early recovery in appropriately selected patients.

 

For knee replacement, I routinely perform minimally invasive muscle-sparing techniques designed to preserve the quadriceps mechanism whenever possible.

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Every recommendation is individualized and every decision is made with intention. The right operation is the one that best fits the patient—not the newest technology or the same approach for everyone.

 

Recovery, Simplified

 

Surgery is only one part of the process.

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Preparation, education, and recovery planning are just as important as the procedure itself. You should know what to expect before, during, and after treatment.

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The goal is to make the entire experience clear, structured, and manageable—so you can focus on recovery with confidence.

 

My Commitment to My Patients

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When you become my patient, you can expect:

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• Honest conversations and clear communication

• Evidence-based treatment recommendations

• Personalized surgical planning

• Modern technology when it benefits your care

• A thoughtful recovery plan focused on helping you regain function

 

I believe patients deserve to understand their condition, know their treatment options, and feel confident in every decision we make together.

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The goal is simple: help you move better, feel better, and get back to doing what you enjoy.​

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