Orthopedic care
Orthopedists are doctors who take care of the entire musculoskeletal system. They diagnose and treat conditions such as sprains, strains, broken bones, arthritis and osteoporosis. Some of the treatments they offer include recommending lifestyle changes, applying casts and performing surgeries, such as ligament repairs or total joint replacements.
Orthopedic specialists in Weatherford, Texas
We want to help you get moving and active again.
At Medical City Weatherford, our orthopedists work to help you regain mobility, ease discomfort and improve quality of life. We offer a range of advanced surgical procedures, as well as physical therapy and exercise programs.
Orthopedic conditions we treat
We proudly provide care for a variety of orthopedic conditions, including:
- Arthritis
- Back pain
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Extremity numbness
- Extremity weakness
- Fractures
- Herniated discs
- Ligament injuries
- Meniscus tears
- Osteoarthritis
- Slipped discs
Orthopedic services at our hospital
If you have a debilitating injury or chronic pain, you know that movement is not something to be taken for granted. To help your body move through life with as little pain as possible, we work to be a trusted source of restorative orthopedic care.
Personalized joint care
Before orthopedic treatment can begin, we must diagnose your condition. This typically begins with a physical exam and a round of diagnostic tests, such as X-rays. Once a diagnosis has been reached, your doctor might recommend medication, an exercise program or surgery.
If surgery is needed, it can often be performed as a same-day, outpatient procedure. Following surgery, your doctor may recommend specialized postoperative physical therapy, which can help restore movement, strength and function.
Orthopedic services available at our hospital include:
- Anterior cervical discectomy and fusions (ACDF)
- Hip replacement and knee replacement
- Posterior lumbar laminectomy and discectomy
- Fracture care
- Joint repair and replacement
- Spine care
- Treatment for bone tumors and skeletal birth abnormalities
Specialized spine program
Back injuries, spine conditions or nerve compression can interfere with your daily life, but relief is possible. Our hospital has expanded its orthopedic services to include advanced spine surgery, offering convenient access to advanced care without traveling into the metroplex.
This program offers posterior lumbar laminectomy and discectomy, where part of the vertebra and damaged disc material is removed. In doing so, we can relieve pressure on spinal nerves, reduce pain and improve mobility.
We also offer the ACDF procedure, which treats herniated discs in the neck by removing the damaged disc and stabilizing the spine with a small implant. This helps restore function and reduce nerve irritation.
Directions for orthopedic appointments
Find out how to reach our facility when coming for an appointment.
Arriving at your orthopedic appointment
Our address is:
713 East Anderson Street
Weatherford, TX 76086
We're approximately one mile south of Highway 180 and one mile east of Highway 171. Free parking is available at the hospital's main entrance. After parking, proceed to the entrance, where you'll see the front information desk, and you can check in for your appointment.
For orthopedic surgery, we'll admit you to the surgery department. Afterwards, depending on the procedure, we may transfer you upstairs to our medical and surgical unit. Your orthopedic surgeon will continue care from there. You'll also begin working with our physical therapy team.
Our address is:
713 East Anderson Street
Weatherford, TX 76086
We're approximately one mile south of Highway 180 and one mile east of Highway 171. Free parking is available at the hospital's main entrance. After parking, proceed to the entrance, where you'll see the front information desk, and you can check in for your appointment.
For orthopedic surgery, we'll admit you to the surgery department. Afterwards, depending on the procedure, we may transfer you upstairs to our medical and surgical unit. Your orthopedic surgeon will continue care from there. You'll also begin working with our physical therapy team.