Coordinated Care of Bone, Joint and Muscle Disorders

At the St. Luke's Bone & Joint Institute, our goal is to make your life easier by alleviating your pain. Whether it is a quick, routine visit or care for a chronic condition, you can rest assured you will have access to leading physicians and therapists. Our clinicians are all located in the same facility, so they speak to each other every day. This means better communication to you - our patient, and a well-coordinated treatment plan. Our patients are the center of everything. That's why everyone at the St. Luke's Bone & Joint Institute is focused on getting you the answers you need quickly, providing the most effective plan for healing and ensuring your experience is a positive one.

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You will find the following specialties at the St. Luke's Bone & Joint Institute:

Neurosurgery Occumed Resources Orthopaedics Pain Medicine Pharmacy

Foot & Ankle Specialty Care Radiology Physical Therapy Rheumatology

To learn more about the St. Luke's Bone & Joint Institute and how all of these specialties come together to help you with your unique needs, please visit:

• About Our Doctors
• Patient Information
• Conditions & Treatments
• Practice Directory

Contact us if you have a question or comment for the St. Luke's Bone & Joint Institute.

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More Information about Bone and Joint Health

Visit the Health Library to learn more about bone and joint conditions and treatments. Here are some topics to get you started.

General Bone Health Osteoporosis: Understanding Bone Loss Preventing Osteoporosis: Avoiding Bone Loss Osteoporosis: Screening for Bone Loss Shoulder Parts of the Shoulder The Shoulder Joint Shoulder Arthroscopy Shoulder Problems Hand Parts of a Hand Elbow Elbow Arthroscopy: Conditions Treated Hip Hip Precautions How Your Hip Works Total Hip Replacement

Back, Neck and Spine Back Basics: A Healthy Spine Back Fracture (Compression Fracture) Anatomy of a Normal Spine How Your Back Works Know Your Neck: The Cervical Spine Causes of Lumbar (Low Back) Pain Knee How Your Knee Works Understanding Knee Replacement The Kneecap (Patella) and Knee Joint Foot Parts of a Foot Treating Arthritis in the Foot What Is Charcot Foot?