Here’s what to know about your hip replacement recovery and what you can expect from the rehab process.

Total knee replacement surgery is a procedure that removes the damaged bone and cartilage in the knee joint and replaces it with an implant. This surgery aims to restore knee function, relieve knee pain, and help patients regain their quality of life.

Damage to any part of the hip joint can cause pain that impacts your day-to-day movements. If that pain becomes prologued or consistent, it's time to see an orthopaedic joint specialist.

Here are the benefits of anterior hip replacement surgery, how it differs from previous surgical methods, and what you can expect from your surgery.

Knee osteoarthritis is a degenerative condition that can severely impact your quality of life. Here’s when to discuss your knee grinding symptoms with a joint expert.

Here are a few things to keep in mind as you approach your first ski season after a hip replacement.

Here's what you can expect from the knee replacement rehabilitation process.

Here’s how you can expect your physical therapy to progress after your hip replacement procedure.

Here’s how to tell if your knee pain is from arthritis, and what you can do to treat your painful symptoms.

Knee instability is often caused by an underlying condition. Here’s what could be causing your knee’s inability to bear weight and whether knee replacement surgery is the answer.

Hip surgery itself is an outpatient procedure, taking only a few hours. Here are a few tips for preparing your home so your recovery can go as smoothly as possible.

Even though robotic knee systems have been around for years, the idea of a robot in the operating room can seem scary to some.

Adult joint reconstruction is a field of orthopaedics that focuses specifically on hip and joint replacements. It’s a procedure that can range from minor cartilage repair to total joint replacement.

Here’s what occurs during a partial hip replacement and how to know if it’s right for you.

Anterior hip replacements are a minimally invasive, outpatient surgical procedure that allows patients to recover faster while in the comfort of their own homes.

Active people know that knee pain can severely impact their ability to participate in the sports and outdoor activities they love. In that situation, a knee replacement may be the solution.

Last month, Dr. Cafferky at his team performed one of the very first ROSA-assisted medial unicompartmental knee replacements in the United States at Vail Health!

Whether you’re a candidate for a total or partial knee replacement depends on several different factors. Here’s how to know if a partial knee replacement is right for you.

Hip revision surgery is a procedure where your previously hip replacement implant is removed and replaced. A revision for a hip replacement is rarer and more surgically complex than the initial joint replacement.

Dr. Nathan Cafferky of Vail-Summit Orthopaedics & Neurosurgery (VSON) recently published a case series highlighting the benefits of robotic surgical assistants for knee replacement patients in a series of unique total knee arthroplasty cases.