Joint pain specialists in Derry, New Hampshire
We work to help relieve your joint pain and improve your quality of life.
At Parkland Medical Center, we use personalized care plans to promote life-long joint health. If medication or physical therapy don't relieve your joint pain, our physicians offer advanced treatment options, such as minimally invasive surgery.
Expert advice, available 24/7
Free health-related advice is just a phone call away. Our licensed nurses will help you understand your symptoms, answer health-related questions, and navigate where to seek care.
Free health-related advice is just a phone call away. Our licensed nurses will help you understand your symptoms, answer health-related questions, and navigate where to seek care.
Joint treatments we offer
Depending on the type or severity of your joint injury or disease, our specialists may recommend physical therapy and rehabilitation or surgery.
Comprehensive joint care
Our multispecialty team of orthopedic surgeons, nurses, care coordinators, therapists and technicians work together before, during and after surgery to deliver exceptional joint care. This collaborative approach helps us work with you to achieve greater mobility and speed of recovery. The services we offer include:
- Instructional materials to assist with your surgery, recovery and discharge
- Minimally invasive surgical techniques that use smaller incisions and can offer a faster recovery
- Presurgical education on postsurgical exercises for you and your caregivers
- Vigorous rehabilitation programs to help speed your recovery and discharge
Joint reconstruction and replacement
We are equipped to replace or reconstruct all your major joints, including hips, knees, shoulders, fingers, wrists, ankles and elbows. For joint replacement surgeries, we use advanced technologies, as well as the latest prosthetic designs and materials to perform your procedures.
Rheumatology and arthritis care
Arthritis refers to joint inflammation. However, our orthopedic doctors use the term to describe a range of rheumatic diseases, or disorders affecting the muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints. Most people with arthritis experience pain, stiffness and swelling. You can develop arthritis due to an infection, trauma, degenerative change or metabolic disturbance. Regardless of the cause, our rheumatologists offer orthopedic treatment options, such as pain relievers, splints or braces.