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Contact When conservative treatments are no longer enough, joint replacement can provide long-lasting relief from chronic pain. Under the care of Dr. Kofi, patients receive a precise and personalized surgical approach designed to restore mobility and enhance quality of life. The goal is to help you move without the constant discomfort holding you back. With the proper procedure and support, many patients regain the freedom to stay active and live confidently again.
When pain and stiffness from arthritis or injury keep you from living the way you want, joint replacement can help restore movement, comfort, and independence. Dr. Kofi provides straightforward answers and advanced surgical care, all designed around one goal: getting you back to work, activity, and everyday life with less pain and improved mobility.
If joint pain is limiting your movement, we’re here to help. Our approach is simple, transparent, and patient-focused, ensuring you receive the care you need without stress or delays.
Replace worn or damaged joints with smooth, functional implants.
Reduce or eliminate chronic pain caused by arthritis or injury.
Return to daily activities and hobbies without constant discomfort.
Trusted, effective surgeries for hips, knees, and shoulders.
Clear guidance from Dr. Kofi at every step.
Joint replacement is a surgical procedure that removes damaged or diseased parts of a joint and replaces them with artificial implants made from durable materials. This restores smoother motion, reduces pain, and helps patients return to daily life. The most common joint replacements are for the hip, knee, and shoulder.
Joint replacement is a proven solution for restoring mobility and relieving pain caused by arthritis, injury, or joint degeneration. Dr. Kofi focuses on precise surgical planning, conservative management, and efficient recovery strategies to ensure the best possible outcome.
On surgery day, you’ll arrive at the surgical center and meet with Dr. Kofi to review your plan. After anesthesia, the damaged parts of the joint are carefully removed and replaced with a prosthetic implant designed to mimic natural movement. The surgery typically lasts a few hours. Most patients stay in the hospital for a short period after hip or knee replacement, while some shoulder replacements may be outpatient. Before you leave, you’ll receive clear instructions for your recovery and follow-up plan.
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Treatments Options
We tailor every plan to your specific condition, lifestyle, and treatment goals. Options may include:
Non-Surgical Management
Medications, injections, and physical therapy can help relieve pain and improve mobility without the need for surgery.
Surgical Care
When necessary, we offer advanced procedures, including robotic-assisted and minimally invasive joint replacement, to restore function and long-term relief.
Joint replacement is most often used to treat severe arthritis, chronic joint pain, or damage from injuries that can’t be managed with medication, injections, or physical therapy. Patients struggling with daily tasks, such as walking, climbing stairs, or lifting their arms, often find relief through this procedure. By replacing the worn joint with a smooth artificial implant, pain decreases, stiffness improves, and mobility returns.
Total and reverse shoulder replacement for arthritis and injuries
Total and partial replacement for severe joint issues
Correction or replacement of failed joint implants
The primary benefit of joint replacement is freedom from the constant pain caused by arthritis or injury. Patients often notice increased mobility, reduced stiffness, and a renewed ability to perform everyday tasks without discomfort. In the long term, the implants are designed to provide durable results, enabling patients to walk, bend, lift, or exercise with greater ease. With Dr. Kofi, the benefit extends beyond the surgery itself: you’ll receive clear guidance, realistic expectations, and a plan tailored to your goals.
You may be a candidate if you have chronic joint pain, stiffness, or mobility issues that haven’t improved with non-surgical treatments. Joint replacement is most often recommended for patients whose pain interferes with daily life or sleep. Dr. Kofi will review your medical history, imaging, and lifestyle to determine if this is the best option for you.
Recovery times vary by procedure, but most patients begin physical therapy shortly after surgery to regain movement and strength. Walking aids, such as crutches or walkers, are common early on. While some improvement is noticeable within weeks, a full recovery can take months. With Dr. Kofi, you’ll leave with a clear recovery plan and ongoing support so you know exactly what to expect at every stage.
When can I see results?
Most patients experience significant pain relief soon after surgery, with mobility improving steadily as therapy continues.
How long does Joint Replacement last?
Implants are built to last—often 15–20 years or longer, depending on activity levels and overall health. For many, joint replacement offers a second chance at an active, pain-free lifestyle, allowing them to return to the work, activities, and independence they value most.
Dr. Kofi combines surgical expertise with a patient-first approach, ensuring you understand every step of your journey. No endless referrals, no confusing instructions — just clear guidance, trusted care, and a straightforward path from pain to recovery. Joint replacement with Dr. Kofi means care that is both advanced and accessible.
Let’s Get You Moving Without Pain!
Expert care. Advanced techniques. A clear plan. We streamline the process so you can focus on healing.
Most procedures last 1–3 hours, depending on the joint and complexity.
Many patients go home within 1–3 days. Some shoulder replacements may be outpatient.
Yes. Physical therapy is essential for regaining strength, mobility, and long-term results.
Most implants last 15–20 years or longer with proper care.
We provide care for arthritis, fractures, ligament and tendon injuries, joint instability, and chronic pain in the shoulder, elbow, and wrist.
Yes. We often start with physical therapy, injections, medications, and bracing before considering surgery.
We’ll assess your condition with imaging and exams, then discuss all treatment options. Surgery is recommended when other treatments no longer provide relief.
Recovery depends on the procedure. We’ll explain what to expect, including timelines and steps to regain mobility and function.
We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, and will verify your benefits before treatment. If needed, we’ll help find a fair pricing solution.
