COVID-19 PATIENT SAFETY INFORMATION
At Crosstown Surgery Center, the health and safety of our patients and staff is always our number one priority. With this in mind, we are continuing to closely monitor the COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) outbreak. In addition to staying in constant contact with the Minnesota Department of Health, we are staying up-to-date with the latest information from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO).
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The steps to protect yourself from Coronavirus (COVID-19) are generally the same as those for the flu:
For information on prevention, symptoms and what to do if you’re feeling sick, please call the Minnesota Department of Health COVID-19 Hotline at 651-201-3920.
Patient education is an important tool in your orthopedic care, giving you an active role in your treatment process. Please click on the link below to learn more about the anatomy of the spine and neck as well as some of the spine and neck conditions our surgeons treat.
Our spine surgeons are orthopedic surgeons who have pursued additional spine and neck surgery training at the fellowship level in order to provide you with the most up-to-date and comprehensive treatment. In combination with our physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians, musculoskeletal primary care physicians, trained physical therapists and medical staff, they are ready to provide the very best in both surgical and non-surgical evaluation and treatment of your spine and neck conditions.
Our patients are encouraged to read the information provided on our website prior to visiting with their surgeon allowing them to generate a list of questions they may have regarding their condition or procedure.
Patient education is an important tool in your orthopedic care, giving you an active role in your treatment process. Please click on the links below to learn more about the anatomy of the hand and some of the hand conditions our surgeons treat.
Our hand physicians are orthopedic surgeons who have pursued additional hand and wrist surgery training at the fellowship level in order to provide you with the most up-to-date and comprehensive treatment. In combination with our trained hand therapists and medical staff, they are ready to provide the very best in both surgical and non-surgical evaluation and treatment.
Our patients are encouraged to read the information provided on our website prior to visiting with their surgeon allowing them to generate a list of questions they may have regarding their condition or procedure.
Patient education is an important tool in your orthopedic care, giving you an active role in your treatment process. Please click on the links below to learn more about the anatomy of the hip as well as some of the hip conditions our surgeons treat.
Each year in the United States, more than 200,000 total hip replacement procedures are performed. Continuously evolving techniques and innovations make these replacement surgeries uniquely beneficial to patients who suffer from arthritis and other painful hip conditions. These procedures can alleviate problems caused by osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fractures, congenital conformity and other diseases which restrict a patient’s active lifestyle.
Scientific studies have clearly demonstrated that surgeons like those at Twin Cities Orthopedics who specialize in hip replacement surgery and perform large numbers of these procedures have superior outcomes for their patients. The physicians at the Twin Cities Orthopedics perform thousands of joint replacement procedures annually. In combination with our trained physical therapists and medical staff, our orthopedics surgeons are ready to provide the very best in both surgical and non-surgical evaluation and treatment of your hip conditions.
Our patients are encouraged to read the information provided on our website prior to visiting with their surgeon allowing them to generate a list of questions they may have regarding their condition or procedure.
Patient education is an important tool in your orthopedic care, giving you an active role in your treatment process. Please click on the links below to learn more about the anatomy of the foot and ankle as well as some of the foot and ankle conditions our surgeons treat.
Our board-certified foot and ankle surgeons are orthopedic surgeons who have a built a majority of their patient base concentrated on the treatment of foot and ankle conditions in order to provide you with the most up-to-date and comprehensive treatment. In combination with our trained physical therapists and medical staff, they are ready to provide the very best in both surgical and non-surgical evaluation and treatment of your foot and ankle conditions.
Our patients are encouraged to read the information provided on our website prior to visiting with their surgeon allowing them to generate a list of questions they may have regarding their condition or procedure.
Patient education is an important tool in your orthopedic care, giving you an active role in your treatment process. Please click on the links below to learn more about the anatomy of the knee as a sampling of the knee conditions our surgeons treat.
In combination with our trained physical therapists and medical staff, our orthopedics surgeons are ready to provide the very best in both surgical and non-surgical evaluation and treatment of your knee conditions.
Our patients are encouraged to read the information provided on our website prior to visiting with their surgeon allowing them to generate a list of questions they may have regarding their condition or procedure.
Patient education is an important tool in your orthopedic care, giving you an active role in your treatment process. Please click on the links below to learn more about the anatomy of the elbow as well as some of the elbow conditions our surgeons treat.
The elbow is one of the most commonly injured parts of the body. The specialists at Twin Cities Orthopedics provide advanced and comprehensive diagnosis, treatment and therapy for all problems related to the elbow, from soreness caused by overhead activities or tennis elbow to the chronic pain of arthritis. In combination with our trained physical therapists and medical staff, they are ready to provide the very best in both surgical and non-surgical evaluation and treatment of your elbow conditions.
Our patients are encouraged to read the information provided on our website prior to visiting with their surgeon allowing them to generate a list of questions they may have regarding their condition or procedure.
Patient education is an important tool in your orthopedic care, giving you an active role in your treatment process. Please click on the links below to learn more about the anatomy of the shoulder as well as a sampling of the shoulder conditions our surgeons treat.
In combination with our trained physical therapists and medical staff, our orthopedics surgeons are ready to provide the very best in both surgical and non-surgical evaluation and treatment of your shoulder conditions.
Our patients are encouraged to read the information provided on our website prior to visiting with their surgeon allowing them to generate a list of questions they may have regarding their condition or procedure.