Business Details
31 Years
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Emergency
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Trusted Orthopedic Care in Oklahoma City
Southwest Orthopedic & Recon has been dedicated to providing exceptional orthopedic care since its establishment in 1995. Our team of 9 board-certified physicians and 10 skilled physician assistants, supported by over 90 professionals across multiple locations, specializes in treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions. We offer comprehensive services including trauma care, joint replacement, sports medicine, and minimally invasive procedures through our SOS Spine, Pain & Wellness Institute. With clinics in South Oklahoma City, North Oklahoma City, Yukon, Shawnee, and Chickasha, we prioritize accessibility while maintaining personalized care tailored to each patient's needs.Our mission focuses on helping patients reclaim active lifestyles through accurate diagnoses, customized treatment plans, and advanced surgical techniques like MAKO robotic surgery. The practice remains committed to compassionate care delivery while embracing technological innovations that improve patient outcomes and recovery timelines.
Services
Orthopaedic Trauma Care
Occupational Injury
Foot and Ankle Care
MAKO Robotic Surgery
Sports Medicine
Details
- Year established: 1995
Highlights and features
- We offer 25+ years of specialized orthopedic expertise since 1995
- Our team includes 9 board-certified physicians and 10 skilled physician assistants
- We provide minimally invasive procedures through SOS Spine, Pain & Wellness Institute
- Our MAKO robotic surgery technology enhances surgical precision and outcomes
- We maintain five accessible locations across central Oklahoma
Services
Orthopaedic Trauma Care
Our orthopedic trauma specialists treat severe bone, joint, and soft tissue injuries caused by accidents or overuse. We focus on restoring function through both surgical and non-surgical approaches, handling everything from simple fractures to complex multi-system injuries. The team prioritizes rapid assessment and treatment to optimize recovery outcomes for acute traumatic conditions.
Occupational Injury
Specialized care for work-related orthopedic injuries affecting shoulders, knees, wrists, and other joints. We coordinate with employers and workers' compensation programs to facilitate safe, timely returns to work while managing pain and restoring functional mobility through targeted treatment plans.
Foot and Ankle Care
Comprehensive treatment for foot and ankle conditions ranging from common sprains to complex reconstructive surgeries. Services include conservative management, arthroscopic procedures, total ankle replacements, and specialized care for sports-related foot injuries using advanced diagnostic and treatment technologies.
Joint Replacement Surgery
Hip, knee, and ankle replacement procedures using traditional and robotic-assisted techniques. We specialize in both primary joint replacements and revision surgeries, focusing on pain relief and functional restoration for patients with severe arthritis or joint damage from injury.
Sports Medicine
Diagnosis and treatment of sports-related musculoskeletal injuries including ligament tears, cartilage damage, and overuse conditions. Our approach combines conservative therapies with advanced surgical options like arthroscopy, emphasizing safe return-to-play protocols and injury prevention strategies for athletes at all levels.
Questions
When is the right time to have surgery?
Your orthopedic surgeon will help determine appropriate timing based on pain levels, mobility issues, and quality of life impact.
What should I do immediately after an injury?
Follow RICE protocol (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) and contact our office for evaluation.
What are infection signs after surgery?
Watch for unusual drainage color, excessive redness, or increased pain at the incision site.
How long do fractures take to heal?
Most fractures heal in 6-8 weeks, though complex cases may require longer recovery periods.
Do I need surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome?
Mild cases respond to splinting, but severe or persistent symptoms typically require surgical intervention.
Is robotic surgery better for joint replacement?
Robotic assistance offers enhanced precision for appropriate candidates, but traditional methods remain effective for many patients.
