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Why choose Winchester Orthopaedic Associates?

The friendly, knowledgeable, and professional team at Winchester Orthopaedic Associates is devoted to providing personalized care to patients of all stages of life, from children to mature adults. Whether you need minimally invasive spine surgery or sports injury rehabilitation, Winchester Orthopaedic Associates can help you.

Why choose Bone&Joint specialists of Winchester?

Bone & Joint Specialists of Winchester, P.C. is synonymous with specialilzed care in orthopaedics. As one of the leading providers of orthopaedic care, the physicians at Bone & Joint Specialists are highly trained in treatment of shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, knee, ankle and foot, including surgical and nonsurgical treatments. Bone & Joint...

Where are surgeries performed at Winchester Medical Center?

All inpatient surgeries are performed at Winchester Medical Center. Outpatient surgeries are performed at Surgi-Center of Winchester or Winchester Medical Center. MRI’s and Ultrasounds may be scheduled at either Valley Open MRI or Winchester Medical Center. Recent Injury? We can work you in! Our fast-track clinic treats injuries like:

Telehealth Information

If you would like to connect with your doctor, we have several options for telehealth visits by phone or video. Please contact your doctor's office to schedule a telehealth appointment.

Video

Visits take place in MyLaheyChart between you and your provider. If you do not have a MyLaheyChart account, your provider can help you enroll.

How to contact Winchester Medical Center?

For patients scheduled at Winchester Medical Center you will need to call (540) 536-8988 to answering pre-screening questions. Enter the hospital through the Outpatient Entrance and go directly to Registration. Follow the signs in the lobby.

How long does it take to get a preauthorization for a steroid injection?

The office will schedule all diagnostic testing, referrals, and epidural steroid injections that were ordered by the physician. The office will then contact the patient via telephone or mail after this has been arranged. This process can take anywhere from 7 to 14 business days or longer.

Where is Dexa scan?

Dexa Scan (Bone Density Study): Dexa Scan’s are scheduled at Winchester Medical Center. You should enter at the Diagnostic Center and register in the main lobby approximately 30 minutes before your appointment time. These are the special instructions for your Scan: You may eat normally.

How long does it take to get a physical therapy order?

This process can take anywhere from 7 to 14 business days or longer. Physical Therapy: Once you receive an order for Physical Therapy (usually via mail), you will need to contact any Physical Therapy facility of your choice. Confirm that they participate with your insurance and schedule a convenient appointment.

Can you wear metal on clothing the day of a test?

No metal on clothing the day of your test.

Who nominated Bone and Joint Specialists of Winchester?

Bone & Joint Specialists of Winchester has been nominated by Winchester, Frederick County and Clarke County for their Star Award for Best Medical Practice. Thank you to everyone that nominated the practice and we look forward to continuing to provide you with the best medical care possible!

What is bone and joint specialist?

Bone & Joint Specialists of Winchester, P.C. is synonymous with specialilzed care in orthopaedics. As one of the leading providers of orthopaedic care, the physicians at Bone & Joint Specialists are highly trained in treatment of shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, knee, ankle and foot, including surgical and nonsurgical treatments. Bone & Joint Specialists treat a broad range of sports-related injuries. Additionally, physicians at Bone & Joint Specialists have completed advanced training in their chosen sub-specialites to ensure that patients receive the best treatment and expertise available.

Who is the first surgeon to perform a stemless total shoulder?

Our very own Dr. Larson has been the first orthopaedic surgeon in the area to perform a Stemless Total Shoulder on a patient. The procedure requires less time and blood loss for the patient. The physician is able to attach the device to the patient's own bone and does not require the long stem needed for a standard shoulder repair.

Do you have to watch the procedure?

You will be fully awake and aware during the procedure. You will be positioned comfortably in a chair, or your may fully lie down if you prefer. You do not have to watch the procedure if you do not want to. You can bring headphones if you like or you can tell us what type of music you prefer.