Are you a candidate for Total Joint Replacement?

Total joint replacement is not the answer for everyone. Intermountain is committed as a partner in every step of the decision to get you back on your feet and Living the Healthiest Life Possible. Whether that’s a physical therapy or exercise regimen to rehabilitate injured joints, minimal impact joint restoration or reconstruction, or total joint replacement surgery. Our goal is to help you with the least impactful and most appropriate level of care to help you achieve your goals.

Has your doctor recommended you?

For a Total Knee or Hip Replacement

No

If you are experiencing joint pain, one of our Orthopedics and Sports Medicine physicians can help determine the extent of your injury and work with you to determine what treatments would be most appropriate to return you to your personal goals.

Yes

If a physician has recommended you as a good candidate for total joint replacement, our Orthopedic Surgeons are ready to help you begin your journey toward your personalized surgical outcomes.

Why Choose Intermountain for a Total Joint Replacement?

Excellent Outcomes

Our program consistently exceeds national benchmarks, with significantly reduced post-op readmissions and complications and shorter hospital stays.

Total Joint Coordinators

These nurses make sure you have the information you need before surgery and follow up with you after surgery to make sure you fully recover.

Education

Long before surgery we begin teaching what to expect and what you can do to ensure a successful surgery and a fast recovery.

Therapy

Our inpatient physical and occupational therapists will help you get a great start on your recovery and regain mobility. They teach you how to safely complete daily activities.

Physician Collaboration

Our physicians hold weekly clinical meetings to discuss cases, techniques, and new technologies to ensure they remain your best option for the most effective, evidence and outcomes based, high-value total joint replacement surgical options.

Knee & Hip Replacement

The knee and hip are the two most common joints that tend to wear down through the years. While joint pain can be treated in a variety of ways, joint replacement surgery can be an option when other treatments fail.