Direct Access. Clear Communication. Surgical Precision.
Thank you for trusting us with your patients.
Our practice is built around efficient evaluation, decisive management, and consistent follow-through. When you refer a patient, the goal is simple: confirm the diagnosis, define a plan, execute it well, and coordinate their management with clear documentation and continuity of care. The primary focus of our practice is providing exceptional patient care, and if there are any questions, please feel free to contact me.
What You Can Expect
Timely Access
- Prompt scheduling for acute injuries and urgent consults
- Efficient workup with appropriate imaging and diagnostics
- Direct physician evaluation — not layered handoffs
Clear Treatment Plans
- Straightforward explanation of operative and nonoperative options with an emphasis on patient education.
- Evidence-based recommendations tailored to patient goals and medical comorbidities
- No unnecessary surgery
Surgical Expertise
- Primary and revision shoulder arthroplasty
- Shoulder, knee, and sports-related conditions
- Arthroscopy, ligament reconstruction, tendon repair, fracture care
- Outpatient-focused protocols with attention to efficiency and safety
Seamless Communication
- Consultation notes returned promptly
- Direct availability for provider-to-provider discussion
- Clear postoperative updates and defined follow-up plans
Shared Care Model
We value longitudinal relationships between patients and their providers. Postoperative medical management, chronic disease optimization, and long-term preventative care are a collaborative effort. Our hope is to supplement a multidisciplinary approach to improve our patients' outcomes.
If you prefer to maintain postoperative follow-up after a defined global period, we are aligned with that. If extended orthopaedic follow-up is needed, we will communicate clearly.
Ideal Referrals
- Acute shoulder or knee injuries
- Suspected rotator cuff tear, instability, or labral pathology
- Painful or failed shoulder arthroplasty
- Sports injuries in active adults
- Patients seeking definitive answers after prolonged non-resolution or failure of conservative management.
Pre-Referral Tips (Helpful but Not Required)
- Recent plain radiographs when applicable
- MRI reports or images if already obtained
- Prior operative reports for revision cases
- Relevant medical comorbidities and anticoagulation status
If these are not available, we will coordinate appropriately.
Direct Communication
For urgent or complex cases, direct provider-to-provider communication is encouraged. You can contact our direct line for immediate discussion or expedited scheduling.
Direct Referral Line: 541.322.2251
We appreciate your trust and look forward to working together to provide efficient, high-quality musculoskeletal care for your patients.