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Mercy Clinic Orthopedic Surgery - Patients First Drive
Orthopedic Surgery in Washington, MO
Mercy's Orthopedic Surgery Clinic in Washington, MO on Patients First Drive offers specialized orthopedic care for a variety of musculoskeletal disorders and injuries. Using the latest, state-of-the-art technologies, our orthopedic surgeons help patients restore strength, range of motion, function and improve their quality of life. Orthopedic treatments can include therapy, injections, surgery or joint replacement if needed.
Orthopedic Surgery Patient Resources
- Please print and fill out our medical history form completely before your first appointment.
- In addition to the medical history form, please bring a photo ID, your current insurance card(s), applicable co-pay and all medications that you are currently taking on a routine basis. This includes prescription and over-the-counter medications.
- Please try to arrive 10 minutes before your appointment time for check-in.
- Please note, patients under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Robotic surgery with a human touch.
By combining innovative, robotic technology with a highly specialized surgical care team, we take treatment a step further, making sure you're getting top care for this life-changing investment.
We view technology not as a tool, but as an extension of your surgical care team.
Before surgery, your surgeon will use the robotic device to create a 3D model of your joint. This 3D model lets your surgeon plan many specifics of your joint replacement prior to surgery. During the procedure, your doctor is in complete control of the device, guiding its every move. The robot will adjust to even the most minimal leg movements to help your surgeon maintain pinpoint accuracy.
Benefits of robotic knee or hip surgery:
Precise Implant Positioning
Proper planning paves the way to surgical success. Prior to your procedure, your care team will use the robotic device to build an exact replica of your joint. The 3D model will allow them to craft a new, smoothly functioning joint that feels more natural than joints created with more traditional techniques.
Surgical Accuracy
The highly skilled orthopedic surgeons at Mercy have undergone advanced training to ensure your safety and surgical success. The robotic tool adjusts to account for your unique musculoskeletal makeup, increasing accuracy in implant placement.
Fast Recovery & Mobility
Most patients can usually start driving two weeks following their surgery and resume moderate activities within a month. Your Mercy doctor will tell you what to expect or avoid, helping your recovery go more smoothly.
After an initial consultation, what are the steps involved?
- Imaging of the joint
- 3D model drafted
- Surgical plan finalized
- Implant placed (via robotic console)
- Recovery period
- Follow-up consultation
Step into recovery with Mercy
Robotic surgery can reduce the potential for tendon manipulation, leading to less pain and faster recovery. When you're ready to get started, we're here to help.
