Improve your movement and daily life
Do you have pain or injury relating to the arm, elbow, shoulder, hand, hip, knee, or leg? Then you might want to consider an orthopedic specialist. Our expert physicians provide leading-edge, comprehensive care in the diagnosis and treatment of orthopedic conditions, including total joint replacement and sports medicine. Returning you back to pain-free movement and full strength as quickly and painlessly as possible is our mission. After a comprehensive diagnosis, we will guide you through your non-surgical treatment options: medication, physical therapy, orthopedic braces, or other mobility aids. An orthopedic surgeon will also review minimally invasive surgical treatment options, resulting in a faster recovery time and less pain. You can access sports medicine and orthopedic care easily for issues from the shoulder to the legs at multiple locations across Central Texas.
Our orthopedic specialties
When pain or injury requires the attention of an orthopedic specialist, you may be referred by your primary care physician or self-refer if your insurance allows. An orthopedic surgeon can diagnose and provide surgical treatment for fractures, sports injuries, arthritis, hand problems, and other musculoskeletal ailments. Our orthopedic surgeons’ goal is to help improve function and reduce pain in your daily life, whether it’s caused by a new or old sports injury, arthritis, or repetitive use.
Non-surgical physician and APC visits for injuries and chronic pain
At ARC, we provide access to both orthopedic surgeons and non-surgical musculoskeletal specialists. Our orthopedic surgeons focus on injuries and surgical care, while our non-surgical musculoskeletal specialists evaluate and treat injuries and chronic pain through non-surgical treatments.
Unless you believe surgery is needed, we recommend scheduling your first appointment with a non-surgical musculoskeletal physician or advanced practice clinician (APC) for a comprehensive evaluation. If surgery is required, our team will refer you to an ARC orthopedic surgeon for further care.