Joint Replacement Consultation
Evaluation and treatment planning for knee, hip and other joint problems, including replacement when clinically indicated.
Advanced bone, joint and musculoskeletal care focused on relieving pain, restoring mobility and helping you return to the activities you enjoy.

The Orthopaedics Department at Samford Hospital provides assessment and treatment for conditions affecting the bones, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments and spine.
Care includes personalised treatment planning, surgical options when needed, trauma management and coordinated physiotherapy support to help improve movement and day-to-day function.
Our specialists focus on individual needs, clinical evaluation and continuity of care.
Diagnosis, treatment and recovery support for bone, joint and musculoskeletal concerns.
Evaluation and treatment planning for knee, hip and other joint problems, including replacement when clinically indicated.
Assessment, immobilisation, surgical management and follow-up for fractures and accident-related bone injuries.
Specialist assessment of ligament, meniscus and sports-related joint injuries with treatment options tailored to the patient.
Individualised care for osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and persistent joint pain or stiffness.
Evaluation of neck and back pain, disc-related symptoms and selected spinal or musculoskeletal disorders.
Coordinated physiotherapy and recovery guidance to support strength, movement and return to daily activity.
Conditions listed by Samford Hospital for its Orthopaedics Department.
Explore the profiles of Samford Hospital's orthopaedic consultants.

Senior Consultant Surgeon — Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement
DNB (Orthopedics), MNAMS; Fellowship in Joint Replacement & Arthroscopic Surgery (Adelaide, Australia)

A considered treatment pathway based on your diagnosis, goals and recovery needs.
Consultation, physical evaluation and appropriate investigations as needed.
Discussion of rehabilitation, medications, procedures or surgery when indicated.
Follow-up guidance and coordinated rehabilitation to support safe mobility.
Frequently asked questions before an orthopaedic consultation.
Persistent joint pain, swelling, stiffness, recurring injuries or limited mobility are reasons to arrange a consultation. After significant trauma or an obvious deformity, seek urgent assessment.
No. Treatment depends on the cause and severity of symptoms. Medication, exercises, physiotherapy and other options may be considered before surgery when appropriate.
Some injuries can be managed with rehabilitation and other non-operative treatments, while others need surgery. A specialist will evaluate stability, imaging and activity needs.
Avoid using or moving the injured area unnecessarily, seek prompt medical attention and follow emergency advice. Do not attempt to straighten a deformed limb yourself.
Use the appointment button on this page or call Samford Hospital to confirm doctor availability and consultation timings.
Speak with Samford Hospital about appointments and doctor availability. For serious injuries or emergencies, seek urgent care.


