If you suffer from degenerative joint disease (also called osteoarthritis), you know exactly how painful and limiting this disease can be. This disorder is common and debilitating -- especially when it is present in the hips, knees, and shoulders.
When you’re in pain, life can be miserable. At Greater Austin Orthopaedics, the orthopedic specialists understand your pain and want to help you get back to your active lifestyle. Since 2003, they’ve been helping residents of Austin and Central Texas feel better.
Greater Austin Orthopaedics is a group of practices run by highly-trained orthopedic surgeons where the doctors, physical therapists, and staff provide patients with the highest quality of care.
The orthopedic physicians at Greater Austin Orthopaedics are all board-certified. They specialize in surgery for specific areas of the body, including:
The orthopedic doctors also have experience in reconstructive joint replacement surgery, sports medicine, and adult and pediatric trauma.
All of the doctors at Greater Austin Orthopaedics prioritize the goals and needs of their patients. Their mission is to provide patients with comprehensive care, so whether it’s general orthopedic care, orthopedic surgery, or physical therapy, they can help. In fact, some of their orthopedic services and treatments include:
Greater Austin Orthopaedics has multiple locations for your convenience. There are two main offices, one located in South Austin and Oak Hill. There are also satellite offices in North Austin and Lockhart. If you’re looking for a local hand surgeon, spine surgeon, or general orthopedic surgeon, don't wait any longer — schedule an appointment today. Call us or request an appointment online.
When you’re in pain, life can be miserable. At Greater Austin Orthopaedics, the orthopedic specialists understand your pain and want to help you get back to your active lifestyle. Since 2003, they’ve been helping residents of Austin and Central Texas feel better.
Greater Austin Orthopaedics is a group of practices run by highly-trained orthopedic surgeons where the doctors, physical therapists, and staff provide patients with the highest quality of care.
The orthopedic physicians at Greater Austin Orthopaedics are all board-certified. They specialize in surgery for specific areas of the body, including:
The orthopedic doctors also have experience in reconstructive joint replacement surgery, sports medicine, and adult and pediatric trauma.
All of the doctors at Greater Austin Orthopaedics prioritize the goals and needs of their patients. Their mission is to provide patients with comprehensive care, so whether it’s general orthopedic care, orthopedic surgery, or physical therapy, they can help. In fact, some of their orthopedic services and treatments include:
Greater Austin Orthopaedics has multiple locations for your convenience. There are two main offices, one located in South Austin and Oak Hill. There are also satellite offices in North Austin and Lockhart. If you’re looking for a local hand surgeon, spine surgeon, or general orthopedic surgeon, don't wait any longer — schedule an appointment today. Call us or request an appointment online.
The doctors of Greater Austin Orthopaedics accept most major insurance plans, including but not limited to the following insurances. You may contact your insurance carrier or our office to verify if we are in network with your specific insurance plan.
Patient Portal
We are pleased to provide patients with secure, 24/7 access to their health records through the our Patient Portal. Patients can safely and easily:
We even have our own on-site physical therapy department.
All patients treated at Greater Austin Physical Therapy require a referral from a physician.
We have two offices located in South Austin for your convenience. Our South Office is located at 4310 James Casey St., Suite 3B.
It is just off of 290/Ben White and directly behind South Austin Hospital.
If you suffer from degenerative joint disease (also called osteoarthritis), you know exactly how painful and limiting this disease can be. This disorder is common and debilitating -- especially when it is present in the hips, knees, and shoulders.
With spring in the air and swimsuit season right around the corner, gyms are crowded with people anxious to shed extra pounds they packed on over the winter. Hike and bike trails are packed with runners and cyclists anxious to log miles.
Come out to see our very own Dr. Chen speak at the Live Life Well Health Fair at Village on the Park Onion Creek.