St. Mary's Regional Hospital

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Orthopedics

Clinic information

This department offers

  • Elbow care
  • Foot and ankle care
  • Hand and wrist care
  • Hip care
  • Knee care
  • Knee, shoulder, elbow repair
  • Orthopedic surgery
  • Orthopedics
  • Shoulder care
  • Spine care

Joint replacement and orthopedic surgery

If you need surgery, you’ll be surrounded by a team of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, physical therapists and others with expertise in orthopedic surgery, pain management and rehabilitation. Our orthopedic surgeons are skilled in minimally invasive techniques that lead to faster healing.

Our orthopedic care coordinator gives you a single point of contact for all your questions and needs. This person is your advocate, coordinating pre-op appointments and tests, making sure post-surgery pain is managed effectively and supporting you as you plan to return home.

The tranquil environment at St. Mary’s plays a part in the healing process. Eighth-floor patient rooms offer sweeping views of the valley and Grand Mesa. We’ve made space for family members to settle in on comfortable sleeper sofas. We offer an area where you can safely practice skills like getting in and out of a car or managing stairs.

Joint replacement videos

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Orthopedic trauma

As a Level II Trauma Center, we’re equipped to treat complex trauma injuries to bones, joints and muscles. The expertise of our orthopedic trauma team means most people can receive care right here at St. Mary’s rather than being transferred to other hospitals.

Our orthopedic programs

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