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Why choose Michigan Orthopedic Center?

Michigan Orthopedic Center is a multi-physician surgical practice serving mid-Michigan since 1990. We are committed to providing state-of-the art, high quality orthopedic care and a professional, compassionate patient experience.

Who is the chair of the Michigan Medicine Department of Orthopaedic Surgery?

The board of regents approved the appointment of Michelle S. Caird, M.D., to chair of the Michigan Medicine Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, effective May 1. Caird served as interim department chair since May 2019. On Tuesday, April 20th our PGY-4 class matched into their fellowships.

What does Southeast Michigan Center for orthopedics specialize in?

The doctors at Southeast Michigan Center for Orthopedics specialize in the following treatments. General orthopedic conditions can often be treated non-surgically. For example, arthritis may be treated with medication, injections, physical therapy, and lifestyle modifications before surgery is considered.

What is the myuofmhealth patient portal?

The MyUofMHealth Patient Portal is a secure way to manage your health, offering a 24/7 connection to Michigan Medicine and your important health information. Through the portal you can:

What is musculoskeletal multidisciplinary approach?

We believe that a multidisciplinary approach to musculoskeletal health, where bone and joint specialists with different backgrounds work together, provides optimal care for each individual patient. Our goal is to allow individuals to maintain a satisfying level of activity across their lifespan through the maintenance and restoration of musculoskeletal health and function.

When did PGY 4 get into fellowship?

On Tuesday, April 20th our PGY-4 class matched into their fellowships. Their four years of hard work, dedication and excellent patient care with us paid off with fantastic results for everyone:

Who is the associate dean of U-M Medical School?

The board of regents on Thursday approved the appointment of Karl J. Jepsen, Ph.D., as associate dean for research in the U-M Medical School, effective Sept. 1. He will be involved in operations of the Medical School Office of Research, working closely with basic and translational research faculty and staff.

Important Updates During COVID-19

Some of our policies and procedures have changed due to the pandemic. Those of particular interest to our patients are listed below.

Your Connection to Michigan Medicine

The MyUofMHealth Patient Portal (link is external) is a secure way to manage your health, offering a 24/7 connection to Michigan Medicine and your important health information. Through the portal you can:

Contact Information

For questions or more information about the MyUofMHealth Patient Portal (link is external) contact our Health Information Management Department:

What is platelet rich plasma?

The use of platelet rich plasma (PRP), derived from converting a portion of the patient’s own blood to a high-platelet concentration, can be used to promote healing of injured tendons, ligaments, muscles, and joints. Southeast Michigan Center for Orthopedics doctors can offer this promising new treatment option for:

What is Southeast Michigan Center for Orthopedics?

Southeast Michigan Center for Orthopedics provides the most personalized, compassionate orthopedic care in the state.

What is the treatment for wear and tear of the knee?

An effective alternative treatment is a type of knee injection called hyaluronic acid injection. Many patients who receive this treatment report tremendous pain-relief such that surgery is unnecessary. Southeast Michigan Center for Orthopedics doctors can offer this treatment using a "nearly painless" injection technique.

Why do athletes get injured?

No matter what sport you enjoy most, athletes are prone to injury because of the added wear and tear on the musculoskeletal system , especially the shoulders, knees, and ankles. Dr. Christopher Stroud treats sports injuries at all levels, including youth sports (age 12+), college athletes, pro athletes, and weekend warriors. Southeast Michigan Center for Orthopedics recognizes that athletes have unique needs in terms of recovery. You need to return to the game at or above your pre-injury performance level. We know how to get you there, with or without surgery.

What is stem cell therapy?

Stem Cell Therapy has the potential to create new cells in existing healthy tissues and may help to repair tissues in those structures that are injured or damaged. The doctors at Southeast Michigan Center for Orthopedics can offer this unique, non-operative treatment for:

What is the goal of arthroplasty?

Arthroplasty (Total knee, shoulder, hip and/or ankle replacement) is surgery intended to relieve pain and to restore function to an arthritic joint . The most common reason for joint replacement is that other treatments (weight loss, medicines, and injections) have failed to relieve arthritis-associated pain. The goal of joint replacement is to relieve pain, improve quality of life, and maintain or improve function.

Can broken bones be treated?

Broken bones, aka "fractures," can be well-treated both surgically and non-surgically, depending on the case. Southeast Michigan Center for Orthopedics doctors have the experience and expertise to diagnose and correctly treat both simple and complex skeletal injuries.