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Why choose Connecticut orthopaedics?

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What kind of orthopedic conditions do we treat?

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Services

Our comprehensive services are designed with your needs in mind, from diagnosis to recovery.

Specialties

We provide extraordinary care for bones, muscles and joints. Select an area of the body to see how we help you move forward with life.

Comprehensive care that keeps you moving forward

If you’re injured and need to see us right away, skip the ER and visit one of our conveniently located Urgent Care | Walk-In centers. We treat common injuries – like sprains, fractures and back pain – on the spot and can order diagnostic tests or consult with one of our orthopaedic doctors for follow-up care, if needed.

Patient Education

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is an extremely common disorder affecting the hand, present in approximately 1 in 100 people.

About Us

Our physicians completed fellowships in orthopedics, sports medicine, joint replacement, hand and upper extremity surgery, and interventional pain management — and trained at the top hospitals and universities in the country, including The Hospital for Special Surgery, The Hospital for Joint Diseases, Weill Cornell Medical Center, Yale University, and Harvard Medical School.

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Services We Provide

We provide care for the full range of orthopedic conditions, from sprains and fractures to ligament tears and arthritis. Our physicians stay current with the latest academic research to offer our patients the most innovative procedures.

Our Patients

I highly recommend Dr. Paz! In treating my mom, he was exceptional in what matters most in a doctor. He has a big heart, is compassionate & caring. It was great to have a confident doctor, dedicated to helping a senior feel her best. He is knowledgeable & thorough in his explanations & takes time to listen.

Why do I have to spend so much time on my feet?

When you spend too much time on your feet, it puts excess stress on your knees. If you have poor posture or unsupported shoes, they can also be the culprit behind an overuse injury.

What is the anterior cruciate ligament?

The anterior cruciate ligament is an important part of the middle of the knee that, when torn or damaged, causes pain and hinders motion.

How long has Tom Beasley been a delivery driver?

Tom has always led an active life. He’s worked as a delivery driver for 24 years, hopping in and out of trucks and carrying packages. For years he was runner – he ran the NY marathon twice. And he is a black belt in Tae Kwan Do.

Can a knee twist cause a meniscus tear?

The cartilage inside your knee cushions the bones so they don’t rub against each other, but it’s an area that’s prone to tearing. Motions that require your knee to twist is a risky maneuver that may end up tearing the meniscus. The older you get, the more common this kind of injury becomes.

What percentage of baby boomers have osteoarthritis?

In the U.S., an estimated twenty percent of baby boomers will develop some form of osteoarthritis. When it develops on the knee as we age, the cartilage and menisci become stiffer and less flexible and becomes prone to even the slightest injury.

Can you get a knee injury from falling?

The best part about all knee injuries is the fact that they’re preventable. Knee injuries from falling are difficult to prevent, but you can build up the muscles protecting those delicate ligaments. This means, if you do happen to fall, the chances of a severe injury are much lower.

Can knee pain be worse if left alone?

Whenever you feel pain in your knee, it’s time to book an appointment with a professional. Knee injuries continue to get worse if left alone. Without proper treatment or guidance, you could end up permanently causing damage.