Orthopedics
Looking for relief from joint pain?
Thanks to joint aches and pains, many people find that everyday activities like gardening, biking, golfing, and even playing with kids or grandkids may bring more pain than pleasure. If you can relate, we may be able to help. Answer a few questions to see if you should speak with a provider about finding the right treatment to help put the go in your get-up-and-go again.
Next Steps
Find an Orthopedist
Need help finding an orthopedic doctor or provider? We can help.
There is hope for chronic joint pain.
Chronic pain, stiffness or limited mobility in the joint not improving with non-surgical treatments? You may be a candidate for total joint replacement.
See What's Causing Your Pain
Advanced imaging, including MRI, CT and X-ray services, can help identify the source of joint pain and guide your care plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our Orthopedic Services
Whether you’re here for an emergency, non-surgical therapy, a scheduled procedure, post-operative rehabilitation or complex reconstructive surgery following trauma, Los Alamos Medical Center offers an array of orthopedic services to meet your needs. We are dedicated to diagnosing and treating a wide range of conditions, from bone and joint injuries to cartilage and ligament repairs. We focus on restoring mobility so you can get back to enjoying life.
We understand that injuries, like a torn rotator cuff or fractured hip, can significantly disrupt your daily routine. That's why we’re committed to providing complete, high-quality care — right here close to home. Explore our services to see how we can support you on your path to recovery and help you get back to doing what you love.
When To See an Orthopedic Specialist
Bone and joint pain is common, but persistent pain can limit your mobility and interfere with daily life. You should consider seeing an orthopedic specialist if you have ongoing pain that interferes with your normal activities. This could include:
- Arthritis affecting your joints
- Chronic pain that lasts for months or years
- Difficulty climbing stairs
- Difficulty walking or standing without discomfort
- Limited range of motion
- Muscle or joint pain that started after an accident or injury
- Soft tissue injuries that aren’t healing on their own
- Tingling or numbness in your hands
- Worsening hip or knee pain
The orthopedic specialists at our facility can provide an evaluation, offer treatment and perform orthopedic surgery if needed.
Orthopedic Procedures and Services Offered
At Los Alamos Medical Center, we offer a full range of orthopedic procedures and services designed to address each patient’s unique needs and support recovery. Our goal is to help you regain mobility, reduce pain and return to the activities you enjoy, whether through non-surgical care or advanced surgical solutions.
Non-Surgical Treatments
Our non-surgical treatments provide effective options for pain management and injury recovery, including physical therapy, bracing and injections tailored to reduce discomfort and improve mobility without the need for surgery.
Minimally Invasive Procedures
For conditions requiring surgical intervention, we prioritize minimally invasive procedures whenever possible, allowing for smaller incisions, less pain and quicker recovery times.
Advanced Surgical Procedures
We specialize in advanced surgical procedures for complex cases, including joint replacements and reconstructive surgeries, performed with precision to restore function and enhance quality of life.
Technology and Innovation
With innovative tools like robotic-assisted surgery and advanced imaging, we provide precision care tailored to your needs.