Orthopedics

Weiss Orthopedics

Visionary Care on Chicago’s North Side

When it comes to orthopedics, Weiss Memorial Hospital has done something extraordinary. We’ve gathered experts in every orthopedic specialty at the Chicago Center for Orthopedics. From hips to hands, from spine to feet, our specialists offer advanced surgical and nonsurgical care.

These doctors are pioneers in orthopedics. They have designed the prosthetics and tools surgeons use, created innovative techniques to repair damaged tissue and discovered new ways to get patients moving again. They take on routine procedures, as well as cases that are referred by other orthopedic surgeons. Their areas of expertise are varied, but they all share one philosophy: to provide quality care for all types of orthopedic problems and revisions.

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Meet Our Doctors

Weiss has a Full-Service Orthopedic Center

Orthopedic Clinic

Our full line of services includes a community orthopedic clinic located on the 8th floor, Elevator C. From injury through treatment, doctors are onsite during the week to provide care for all types of orthopedic problems.

For an appointment please call (773) 564-7770. Walk-in appointments are available on Thursdays. Please note: Due to COVID-19, walk-in appointments have been temporarily discontinued.

Doctor Offices

The Lakeshore Medical Center is a beautiful facility attached to the hospital that houses our doctor offices. An atrium area and a Walgreens drug store are part of this Wi-Fi equipped space. Valet parking is available at the main hospital entrance.

Diagnostic Imaging

An accurate diagnosis often requires X-rays, MRIs, CAT scans, vascular imaging, or other technology. We are proud to offer all this digital diagnostic technology on site for fast access. Patients often can have imaging done immediately following their initial consultation.

Robotic-Assisted Surgery

Backed by the power of state-of-the-art robotic-assisted technology, the experienced orthopedic surgeons of the Chicago Center for Orthopedics and Robotic-Assisted Surgery can help you reclaim a pain-free and active lifestyle sooner than you thought possible.

Our same-day joint replacement program focuses on getting patients up and moving as quickly as possible after surgery. Robotic-assisted surgery allows for smaller incisions and less soft tissue injuries that assists in pain reduction and rapid recovery.

The Chicago Center for Orthopedics and Robotic-Assisted Surgery utilizes the ROSA® Knee System from Zimmer Biomet for a customized surgical approach to each patient’s knee replacement and the Mazor X Stealth™ Edition Robotic Guidance Platform for Spine Surgery.

Physical and Occupational Therapy

Physical and occupational therapy is often the first treatment prescribed. We have both inpatient and outpatient programs located in the hospital. The therapy team includes physiatrists, physical and occupational therapists, rehabilitation nurses, and case managers.

Care Coordinator

Our doctors have access to a personal care coordinator for their orthopedic patients. Often called the orthopedic concierge, the care coordinator is the “safety net” for each patient’s care. Contact Joint Care Coordinator Alan Given at (773) 564-5680

Inpatient Joint Replacement Unit

We offer a dedicated inpatient unit for orthopedics, with private rooms overlooking Lake Michigan. The recently remodeled unit has its own physical therapy gym, providing an environment that is pleasant and conducive to healing.

A Team of Care Professionals

The nurses, therapists and other professionals at the Chicago Center for Orthopedics at Weiss all have extensive experience working with orthopedic patients and help to provide a comfortable and caring environment.

206 Bones, 100% Covered

By pinpointing the top doctors for each of the body’s 206 bones, we’ve built a team of experts in orthopedic care with a depth and breadth of experience that few other hospitals can match.

The Chicago Center for Orthopedics at Weiss handles the full spectrum of orthopedic cases.

Arm & Elbow

Injuries and disorders of the elbow and arm can impact nearly every aspect of daily life. Weiss orthopedic surgeons are experts in treating most elbow issues. Common cases include bicep tendon repair; elbow, humerus, and ulna fractures; tennis elbow; and Tommy John Surgery.

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Back, Neck & Spine

Our specialists are skilled in the treatment of complex spinal conditions (including deformities and cancer) to chronic neck and back pain. Common causes include spinal degenerative disorders, adult scoliosis, herniated disc, and spinal trauma.

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Foot & Ankle

Our specialists work towards detecting the early stages of diseases that exhibit warning signs in the lower extremities, as well as manage foot conditions that can pose an ongoing threat to a patient’s overall health. Common cases include tendonitis, joint reconstruction, ankle arthroscopy, and fracture care and trauma.

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Hip

Our team includes experienced hip surgeons. And our Joint University program encourages a supportive “coach” approach, which helps to accelerate healing. Common cases include hip revision, total hip replacement, hip arthroscopy, cartilage restoration, and hip traumatic disorders.

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Knee

Our joint-replacement program utilizes minimally invasive, rapid-recovery techniques plus patient education and family involvement. We also offer limb salvage programs. Common cases include knee revision, knee replacement, limb salvage, cartilage restoration, and the latest arthroscopic procedures.

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Osteoarthritis

Osteoarthritis, the most common kind of joint pain, can be caused by age, weight, repetitive movements and injury. Pain and stiffness in the joints are the most common signs of osteoarthritis. There are a number of non-surgical treatments for Osteoarthritis including lifestyle changes and weight loss, medications, physical therapy, massage therapy, and acupuncture.

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Shoulder

Innovations in shoulder surgery enable more people to have the damage repaired. The recovery period is often faster now because of new surgical techniques. Common cases include advanced arthroscopic procedures, shoulder replacement, overuse/repetitive injuries, and traumatic injuries.

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Sports Medicine

From professional athletes to weekend warriors, we begin with noninvasive treatments and use outpatient and minimally invasive procedures when possible. Common cases include torn cartilage or ligaments, advanced techniques in cartilage preservation, minimally invasive procedures with accelerated rehabilitation and injury prevention.

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