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What is MyChart?

MyChart is our new integrated secure patient portal, which replaces our existing patient portals, and provides you with the most up-to-date medical information. *Effective February 14th, 2017, the following Mount Auburn Hospital affiliated practices (listed below) will convert to Mount Auburn MyChart.

Is My Information Safe in MyChart?

Yes. MyChart is protected by advanced encryption technology, only you and your authorized proxies can view your information.

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Create your account for our new Patient Portal. Sign up today for Mount Auburn MyChart.

Musculoskeletal Conditions We Treat

Trust Mount Auburn Hospital’s orthopedic doctors to care for conditions such as:

Orthopedic Services & Treatments

Your doctor will begin your care by using a physical exam and/or advanced imaging technology to quickly and accurately diagnose your condition. You’ll then receive personalized treatment recommendations and advice on preventing future injuries.

Arthroscopic Surgery

If surgery is your best treatment option for a painful or injured joint, you may qualify for arthroscopy, a minimally invasive procedure that reduces pain, scarring and recovery time. Using this approach, a surgeon makes a small incision in your skin and slips a tiny video camera into your joint to see inside.

Joint Replacement

If persistent arthritis pain limits your daily activities, you may benefit from joint replacement. This surgery replaces your damaged, worn-out knee, hip or shoulder with a prosthesis to relieve your pain and increase your functioning.

Technology Improves Joint Fit

Your surgeon may improve your outcome by using our Stryker Navigation System, which helps precisely align your new joint so it fits well and feels natural. This technology helps lower the risk of surgical complications, shorten your hospital stay and stabilize your joint.

Preparation & Recovery

Before surgery, you’ll participate in our Total Joint Program class to learn what to expect from your procedure. After surgery, you’ll get inpatient and outpatient physical therapy to help you begin using your new joint safely.