Fachbereich
Orthopaedics
Bone, joint and spine specialists.
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This page helps you find and choose an orthopaedic provider. For condition information, see the Orthopaedics health topic.
What orthopaedics covers
Orthopaedics deals with bones, joints, ligaments, tendons and muscles. It includes injuries such as fractures and sprains, long-term joint conditions and operations such as joint replacement.
Who provides it
An orthopaedic surgeon is a doctor who has specialised in the musculoskeletal system and performs operations as well as non-surgical care. Many surgeons focus on one region, such as the hip, knee, shoulder or spine. Physiotherapists, sports medicine doctors and general doctors also manage many muscle and joint problems. HealthNaro lists the specialty Orthopaedic Surgery.
Main services
Listed services are orthopaedic consultations and joint replacement. A profile shows a service only when the provider has told us it is offered.
How to choose a provider
- Confirm registration with the national medical regulator and ask which surgical qualification the surgeon holds.
- Read the verification label: Public listing, Contact verified, Reviewed by HealthNaro or Credentials verified. Labels describe what we checked, not surgical outcomes.
- Ask which part of the body the surgeon mainly treats, and which hospital they operate at.
- Ask about non-surgical options and what the surgeon would advise if you chose not to operate.
- Ask what rehabilitation and follow-up are included, and who provides it.
What to prepare
Bring X-rays, scan reports and discharge notes. List your medicines and allergies, and previous operations. Describe when the problem started, which movements cause difficulty and how it affects work and daily life. Wear clothing that lets the doctor see and move the joint. Do not send medical records through HealthNaro forms.
Cost, insurance and access
Fees for consultations, imaging, surgery, the hospital stay and rehabilitation are often billed separately, so ask what an estimate includes and what is excluded. Check with your insurer whether pre-authorisation is needed for surgery. HealthNaro shows prices only where a source and date exist. Ask about access if you use crutches or a wheelchair.
Keep a note of your questions and write down the answers during the visit, or ask the surgeon to summarise the plan in writing, so you can review it later and share it with your family or general doctor.
Free request
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Häufige Fragen
- Should I see an orthopaedic surgeon or a physiotherapist first?
- It depends on the problem. Physiotherapists assess and treat many muscle and joint problems without surgery. Orthopaedic surgeons assess bone and joint conditions and perform operations when they are advised. A general doctor can help you decide.
- Does seeing an orthopaedic surgeon mean I will need an operation?
- No. Many orthopaedic consultations lead to non-surgical advice or treatment. The specialist will explain the options.
- Where are joint replacements carried out?
- In hospitals with the right facilities. Ask the surgeon where operations take place and what follow-up is arranged.
- Can I bring my scans?
- Yes. Bring earlier X-rays, scan reports and images if you have them.
- Is the request service free?
- Yes. HealthNaro does not charge patients.
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Sagen Sie uns, was Sie brauchen und wo. Wir melden uns bei Ihnen, verstehen Ihre Situation und helfen Ihnen, eine geeignete Klinik zu finden und auszuwählen. Dieser Service ist für Patienten kostenlos.