You’ve been out of commission with an ankle injury, but is it still painful after rehab? You may need surgery. Much of modern ankle surgery is done arthroscopically, enabling a quicker recovery than with open surgery.
Led by Daniel Fox, MD, FACS, the Center for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine PA in Toms River, New Jersey, serves patients of all ages, from student-athletes to senior citizens. Dr. Fox and his staff provide expert orthopedic care for issues and injuries affecting backs, necks, shoulders, wrists, hands, knees, and more.
Dr. Fox and his group take a special interest in emerging orthopedic treatments and they perform the latest Sports Medicine procedures including the latest technology in cartilage and arthroscopic surgery of the knee, shoulder, ankle, wrist, and elbow. This also includes platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections, stem cell therapy, and other regenerative medicine techniques to accelerate the healing process. They also offer laser surgeries and endoscopic carpal tunnel procedures.
Patients can also count on expert joint replacement surgeries including total joint replacements and minimally invasive Oxford partial unicondylar knee replacements. The Center for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine also specializes in pain management and in pain management procedures using the latest techniques. Further, the expert orthopedic surgeons provide a comprehensive range of minimally invasive treatments to reduce joint pain and the need for joint replacement procedures.
The Center for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine accepts most insurance plans. Appointments are available by calling the practice or scheduling online. Also serving Brick Township, Lacey Township, Jackson Township and Monmouth County.
Led by Daniel Fox, MD, FACS, the Center for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine PA in Toms River, New Jersey, serves patients of all ages, from student-athletes to senior citizens. Dr. Fox and his staff provide expert orthopedic care for issues and injuries affecting backs, necks, shoulders, wrists, hands, knees, and more.
Dr. Fox and his group take a special interest in emerging orthopedic treatments and they perform the latest Sports Medicine procedures including the latest technology in cartilage and arthroscopic surgery of the knee, shoulder, ankle, wrist, and elbow. This also includes platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections, stem cell therapy, and other regenerative medicine techniques to accelerate the healing process. They also offer laser surgeries and endoscopic carpal tunnel procedures.
Patients can also count on expert joint replacement surgeries including total joint replacements and minimally invasive Oxford partial unicondylar knee replacements. The Center for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine also specializes in pain management and in pain management procedures using the latest techniques. Further, the expert orthopedic surgeons provide a comprehensive range of minimally invasive treatments to reduce joint pain and the need for joint replacement procedures.
The Center for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine accepts most insurance plans. Appointments are available by calling the practice or scheduling online. Also serving Brick Township, Lacey Township, Jackson Township and Monmouth County.
We accept many insurances. For those insurances that we do not accept, we will work with your out of network benefits if available or make arrangements if possible. Please request an appointment and we will have one of our staff members contact you to verify insurance.
You’ve been out of commission with an ankle injury, but is it still painful after rehab? You may need surgery. Much of modern ankle surgery is done arthroscopically, enabling a quicker recovery than with open surgery.
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