Dance to the rhythm of life with healthy joints

June 13, 2024

Our joints serve as an integral part of everyday life, helping us maintain our balance, and flexibility, allowing us to move freely and enjoy an active lifestyle.

At Providence, we’re here to help you achieve your best joint health yet so you can embrace life to its fullest. Our world-class team of joint-care experts perform the latest treatments using leading-edge technologies to treat knee and hip issues.

We understand that no two patients are alike and begin with a comprehensive exam to assess your condition and formulate a treatment plan. When surgery is not necessary, there are several therapies we can offer to preserve joint function and relieve joint pain, including:

Therapeutic exercise programs
Physical therapy
Oral and topical medications
Injections
And more

Surgical options:

When hip or knee replacement surgery is recommended, our board-certified team of surgeons use the most advanced techniques to minimize pain and speed your recovery. For many patients suffering from joint pain and looking to return a more active lifestyle, joint replacement surgery is an effective treament option.

"Joint replacement surgery is a highly successful way to alleviate pain, restore mobility, and improve quality of life for many patients suffering from advanced arthritis,” said Holly Haight, MD, joint replacement surgeon at Providence St. Joseph Hospital in Eureka.

Thanks to our advanced techniques and premier team of joint care experts, we can treat even the most painful and damaged joints, allowing our patients to keep dancing to life’s beat.

Find joint care that’s close to you by visiting https://www.providence.org/treatments/joint-replacement-surgery.

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