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Knee Care in Medford & Grants Pass

Start with clear answers

Understand the cause of your knee pain

Know what’s behind your pain before deciding what comes next.

Knee pain can affect how you walk, use stairs, work, exercise, sleep, and move through daily life. Whether your symptoms began after an injury or developed over time, the first step is understanding what is causing them.

Southern Oregon Orthopedics provides specialty knee care in Medford and Grants Pass for patients with pain, swelling, stiffness, instability, limited motion, or difficulty returning to activity. Our team helps you understand the cause of your symptoms, review your options, and choose a path forward based on your needs, goals, and daily life.

When to see a knee specialist

You may benefit from an evaluation if you have:

  • Ongoing or worsening knee pain
  • Pain after an injury, fall, or accident
  • Swelling, stiffness, or loss of motion
  • Instability or a feeling that the knee may give way
  • Pain that limits walking, stairs, work, sports, or exercise
  • Symptoms that have not improved with basic treatment
  • A known knee condition that is getting worse

If you are unsure where to start, our team can help you understand whether an appointment, imaging, therapy, or another next step may be appropriate.

Our team

Knee specialists

Meet the orthopedic providers who care for knee conditions

Southern Oregon Orthopedics brings together physicians and advanced practice providers who care for knee conditions in Medford and Grants Pass.

Expert hands. Exceptional care.
We’re the local, trusted choice for
Orthopedic care in Southern Oregon.

    Conditions we treat

    Knee pain and mobility problems can arise from a variety of conditions, including:

    • ACL tears
    • Osteoarthritis
    • Rheumatoid arthritis
    • Joint deformities
    • Torn cartilage
    • Knee instability
    • Sports-related knee injuries
    • Persistent knee pain or inflammation
    • Stiffness, swelling, loss of motion, and other conditions affecting knee function

    Diagnosis and treatment

    How we diagnose knee conditions

    A clear diagnosis helps your specialist recommend the right treatment

    Knee pain, swelling, instability, or limited motion can involve bones, cartilage, ligaments, tendons, or other structures, so your evaluation may include a review of your medical history, a physical exam, and diagnostic testing when needed.

    Diagnostic testing may include digital X-rays, MRI scans, or CT scans.

    Treatment Options

    Care may begin with nonsurgical options before surgery is considered

    Before recommending surgery, Southern Oregon Orthopedics explores nonsurgical treatments when appropriate. Care may include physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, bracing, activity modifications, corticosteroid injections, or orthobiologics.

    When symptoms do not improve with nonsurgical care, surgery may be considered based on the condition, the extent of damage, and how much the symptoms affect movement and daily activity.

    Knee replacement surgery

    When knee pain limits daily life

    If you have a severely damaged joint because of arthritis or due to structural defects in your knee, you might be a candidate for knee replacement surgery. This type of surgery focuses on replacing part or all of your damaged knee joint with an artificial joint to restore function and provide long-term pain relief.

    Southern Oregon Orthopedics offers several types of knee replacement surgeries, using robot-assisted Mako SmartRobotics™ technology as well as knee joint revision surgery.

    Connected care

    Why patients choose us for knee care

    Move forward with fewer handoffs and more confidence.

    When you are dealing with knee pain, swelling, instability, or loss of function, clarity matters. You want to understand what is causing your symptoms, which structures may be involved, what treatment options are available, and what happens next.

    Southern Oregon Orthopedics offers knee care with access to orthopedic specialists, diagnostic imaging, nonsurgical treatment, injections, arthroscopy, knee replacement, revision surgery, and rehabilitation support. That means patients can move from evaluation to treatment and recovery with more continuity and fewer unnecessary handoffs.

    Clear answers start with the right place to begin. Find the care path that fits your symptoms and timeline.

      Patient education and next-step guidance

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      Ready for answers?

      Request an appointment for knee pain

      Start with a specialty evaluation and get a care plan built around your symptoms and goals.

      If knee pain, swelling, stiffness, instability, or limited mobility is affecting your daily life, Southern Oregon Orthopedics can help. Request an appointment in Medford or Grants Pass to get a clear diagnosis and a treatment plan built around your needs.