Medicare Hospital focuses on repairing ligaments using arthroscopic surgery. This is a simple and less invasive way to fix tears and injuries in joints like the knee, shoulder, ankle, and elbow. Ligament damage can seriously impact your ability to move, your strength, and how stable your joints are. This damage can happen due to sports injuries, trauma, or repeated stress. Our skilled team of orthopedic surgeons and sports injury experts is committed to helping you get back to a life without pain and full of activity by providing careful and professional care.

Arthroscopy is a modern technique where doctors use a small camera called an arthroscope and special tools. They insert these through tiny cuts in the skin to see inside a joint, identify problems, and fix damaged ligaments. At Medicare Hospital we use advanced arthroscopic technology. This method helps to damage less tissue, speeds up recovery, and lowers post-surgery pain compared to regular open surgery.

We often use this method to repair the ACL (anterior cruciate ligament), PCL (posterior cruciate ligament), rotator cuff, labrum, and ankle ligaments. After carefully checking your health with a physical exam, MRI scans, and joint tests, our team creates a custom plan for surgery and recovery. This plan aims to help you regain strength, flexibility, and the ability to use your joints effectively.

We don’t just focus on surgery; we also provide complete care after the operation. We offer guided physiotherapy and rehabilitation programs to help ensure you recover safely and effectively. Patients usually go back to their regular activities, such as playing sports, much faster because of our less invasive methods and care that focuses on their needs.

We are happy to provide top-notch arthroscopic ligament repair services. Our team uses the latest surgical techniques and has skilled specialists who offer caring support. If you are having trouble with weak joints, pain, or repeated ligament injuries, count on us to help you recover with skill, professionalism, and kindness.