To provide quality, compassionate and professional orthopedic care to the citizens of the low country regardless of their insurance plan or ability to pay for care up front.
To remember what it is like to be the patient, always striving for friendly, cost and time efficient care.
To be informative and educational in consultation so that you, the patient, feels satisfied with the encounter.
To emphasize surgery as the last resort, applied only when necessary, and with the full understanding and consent of the patient.
To apply the latest safe and scientifically proven effective technologies to the care of our patients, not just passing fads designed to increase office traffic or profits.
To apply the full set of priciples as outlined by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) regarding the Patient-Centered Care (PCC) initiative.
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There is a great deal of confusion in the community about what constitutes real advances in Orthopaedic Care and what amounts to a passing fad or "strategic marketing." It is my wish to provide up to date scientific evidence to support the treatments I provide, not just to create a niche market for my services. If I can suggest the use of computer assistance or minimally invasive language in my practice, it is the natural assumption that this is somehow a "better" method of treatment. This can sometimes be the case but often has not been proven to be true, or in some cases has been shown to be very dangerous for the patient. At Savannah Bone & Joint, we are often quoted as saying "there are a lot more things we can do to a patient than for a patient." For this reason, we take our charge to do what is considered best practice very seriously. Your trust is very important to us. No one in Savannah can provide better service and care, guranteed!
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