Preserve your joints and your quality of life.

Hip and knee replacement changed their lives.

Learn how care at the Center for Joint Health after knee and hip replacement surgery helped improve the quality of life for Greta, Marian and Victor.

Why Choose Center for Joint Health?

At the Center for Joint Health we give our patients the tools and education they need to progressively remove chronic joint pain and replace it with a higher standard of living. Alongside a joint care coordinator, physical therapist, nurse and social worker, patients are navigated through the surgical and rehabilitation process from beginning to end - including their transition out of the unit and back home.

• Specialized unit dedicated to patients having knee or hip joint replacement surgery
• Experienced and skilled orthopedic surgeons using advanced, minimally-invasive surgical techniques
• Dedicated Joint Care Coordinator who manages patient care and discharge
• Staff who specialize in the care of patients having total joint replacement surgery
• Positive and motivating wellness environment
• Complete education program with patient guidebook and online videos. Watch videos below:
  • Performing Common At Home Daily Activities
  • Post-Surgery Precautions After Hip Replacement
  • Occupational Therapy After Joint Replacement
  • Pre- and Post-Operative Exercises
  • Discharge Instructions
  • Complications To Watch For
  • Pre-Operative Class
• Family and friends serve as “coaches”
• Individual or group physical therapy and rehabilitation
• Complete after-care support program
• Spacious and comfortable private patient rooms
• Free educational seminars about joint pain and joint replacement surgery
• Room service
• Pet therapy
• Free valet parking
• Free concierge service

About the Center for Joint Health

The Center for Joint Health is a specialized program at Community Health Network that is dedicated to hip and knee joint replacement patients. The program focuses on the entire patient experience, with the goal of getting patients back to doing the things they enjoyed before being sidelined by joint pain.