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Why choose Orthopaedic Associates?

With two locations to best serve our patients, Orthopaedic Associates, Inc. is your family’s bone and joint specialist. We are experts in the diagnosis and treatment of all orthopedic conditions with surgical and non-surgical treatment, including rehabilitation.

Why choose our maine physicians?

Our physicians have a proud 35-year history of serving communities across the region—even in the most rural areas. We provide care to Southern and Western Maine, and aim to bring our patients more convenience, increased accessibility to services and the same expert care you’ve come to expect.

How do I request an orthopedic appointment before January 2022?

For information on visits before January 18, 2022 please contact us at (972)420-1776. Request an orthopedic or appointment now.

Where is Orthopaedic Associates located?

Our offices are located in Western Cuyahoga and Lorain Counties. Call Orthopaedic Associates, Inc. today to learn more or to schedule an appointment. Together we will get you out of pain and back to living.

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Bone and Joint Specialists in Westlake & Avon, OH

With two locations to best serve our patients, Orthopaedic Associates, Inc. is your family’s bone and joint specialist. We are experts in the diagnosis and treatment of all orthopedic conditions with surgical and non-surgical treatment, including rehabilitation.

Experience & Expertise

Our office is staffed by Board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeons, a nonoperative spine and pain management physician, along with a team of licensed physical and occupational therapists. Our reputation is strong, having served Ohio residents for more than 50 years and counting.

Orthopedic Specialties & Areas of Practice

Our orthopedic specialties are vast and lie in joint reconstruction, hand, and upper extremity disorders, spine care, scoliosis, neck and lower back pain, trauma, sports medicine, diagnostics, and rehabilitation.

Herniated Disk: Small Injury, Big Effects

When sharp pain is shooting through your buttocks and down one leg, that is often a sign of a herniated lumbar disk in your lower back. You may also feel numbness, tingling, or weakness. If you feel burning pain and numbness in your neck, shoulder, or arm, that could signal a herniated cervical disk in your neck.

The ABCs of ACL Injuries

If you’re familiar with only one kind of knee injury, chances are the one you’ve heard of is a torn ACL – especially if you’re a sports fan or an athlete. But what exactly is the ACL, and how does it get torn?