Orthopedics

In partnership with Sanford Health Brookings Clinic and Avera Medical Group - A Department of Brookings Health System, we offer local, complete orthopedic care with leading-edge technology. Our services help patients reduce pain, improve function and maximize quality of life.

Care providers can diagnose and treat patients suffering from orthopedic problems, including:

Sports injuries
Muscle, ligament and tendon difficulties
Bone and skeletal problems
Joint problems
Nerve injuries

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Orthopedic Services

General orthopedics focuses on emergency and chronic injuries and diseases of the body’s musculoskeletal system, including bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles and nerves

General orthopedics offers treatment for patients across the life spectrum, from babies to seniors.

Conditions Treated:

Fractures the require casting or surgical repair
Sprains, strains and muscle pains
Arthritis
Sports-related injuries
Joint dislocations
Pain management

Brookings Hospital offers a new, technologically advanced operating room designed for orthopedic procedures in a safe, sterile environment.

Our experienced surgeons and trained orthopedic surgical team undergo comprehensive education to perform procedures and care for patients.

Procedures:

Joint replacements
Arthroscopy of joints, including knees, shoulders, wrists and ankles
Rotator cuff repairs
ACL and knee ligament reconstruction
Carpel-tunnel release
Foot and ankle repairs

Comprehensive support services help care providers to diagnose and treat orthopedic conditions.

Services Include:

Advanced digital imaging procedures, including MRI, CT scans and X-rays
Outpatient physical and occupational therapy to aid the rehabilitative process
Pain management services to reduce pain and improve function
Additional skilled care available for major orthopedic recovery in Brookings Hospital’s swing bed program or The Neighborhoods at Brookview’s short-term rehab program
At-home recovery services available through Home Health

Brookings Health is the second facility in South Dakota to have the latest robotic-arm assisted technology, Mako.

Mako robotic-arm assisted surgery aids orthopedic surgeons in total hip, total knee and partial knee procedures. It is a new approach to joint replacements that offers patient-specific implant alignment and positioning. CT imaging allows surgeons to create a patient-specific 3D plan for the joint replacement. The surgeon controls the robotic arm that helps place the patient’s new joint with a high degree of accuracy.