Why? Because the patients we serve are different, too. When a patient is too young or active to be an ideal candidate for artificial joint replacement or other treatment options, they shouldn’t have to just give up. Or completely pull back. Or wait years for relief. They deserve new options, which is exactly what we created.
Using biological solutions for knee, hip, shoulder, ankle, and other joint problems, our team offers options that may restore and protect the joint health of eligible patients who are ready to get back to the active lifestyle they love.
Complete an orthopaedic exam and discuss past surgeries, current issues, and expectations - online or in-person - to help determine which treatment options may be right for you.
Perform an arthroscopy, or “scope,” of the problem joint for accurate planning, insurance documentation and precise graft requests.
Precisely match donor grafts from an AATB-accredited tissue bank that uses our MOPS℠ technology to preserve these precious gifts.
Perform biological joint restoration surgery and begin personalized recovery and rehabilitation plan.
We personalize the care we provide to the needs of our patients by providing surgical options, such as a restorative cartilage procedure, as well as non-surgical options, such as orthobiologic joint injections and comprehensive joint health management programs.
If you think you might be a candidate for one of our biologic joint restoration options but aren’t sure, take our assessment.
Biological joint restoration may not be right for everyone, and results may vary. Those considering surgery at the Mizzou BioJoint® Center should complete a thorough and careful consultation with our doctors and team to determine if this option is right for you.
Call us at 573-884-3077 to discuss your options or request an appointment.
Throughout this time, safety remains our top priority. Our providers offer both in-person and virtual appointments depending on what’s best for you. For those coming into our facility, we’ve taken extra safety precautions to ensure you receive safe care. Learn more about our safety efforts.
