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Lakeside Surgery Center

Joint Program

Lakeside Ambulatory Surgery Center stands apart in orthopedic surgery as an outpatient surgical facility that offers advanced total knee and hip replacement, total shoulder and reverse total shoulder replacement.

Find the Right Procedure

TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT

TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT

 

Knowing What to Expect

Preparing for surgery can feel overwhelming or scary if you don’t know what to expect. You may have some unanswered questions and worries that make you feel this way. Knowing what to expect will help you feel less nervous and more in control.

Advanced Outpatient Procedures

Lakeside Surgery Center stands apart in the field of orthopedic surgery as an outpatient surgical center that offers advanced total knee, hip, and shoulder replacement, as well knee replacement utilizing robotics. We have invested significant time and resources to make Lakeside Surgery Center’s Joint Replacement Program the standard for others to follow. It has been demonstrated that the complication rate in patients having joint replacements in an outpatient facility is far lower than in a general hospital.

Our success in performing total joint replacement is based on several factors:

  1. Surgical Excellence:
    Our board-certified and nationally recognized orthopedic specialists are highly trained and experienced in leading edge treatment options.
  2. Team Approach:
    The physicians, anesthesiologists, nurses and support team work together to ensure seamless transitions, from admission to discharge.
  3. Individualized Care:
    With our dedicated team, patients receive the education, comfort and encouragement needed to manage their own care from home.
  4. Faster Recovery:
    Physical therapy is key to a good recovery and successful joint replacement surgery. Patients meet one-on-one with a physical therapist before discharge to review exercises and restrictions specific to knee and hip replacements as well as safe walking, climbing stairs and the use of ambulatory aids.