Orthopedic Knee Surgeries and Services

The Fremont Orthopaedics Team • September 24, 2026 • 5 min read
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Knee pain is one of the most common reasons people seek orthopedic care, affecting everything from daily errands to favorite hobbies. Whether the discomfort stems from arthritis, an old sports injury, or years of wear and tear, understanding the full range of treatment options, from conservative therapies to Total Knee Replacements, can help you make an informed decision about your care.

Understanding Knee Pain

Knee Pain can develop gradually or appear suddenly after an injury. Common causes include osteoarthritis, meniscus tears, ligament damage, tendonitis, and general joint degeneration. Symptoms often include stiffness, swelling, a grinding or clicking sensation, and reduced knee mobility that makes stairs, exercise, or even walking uncomfortable.

Not every case of knee pain requires surgery. In fact, most orthopedic providers start with the least invasive options first, reserving surgical intervention for cases where conservative treatment hasn't provided lasting relief.

Non-Surgical Options for Knee Pain

For many patients, non-surgical treatments can significantly reduce pain and restore Knee Mobility without the recovery time associated with surgery. Common options include:

  • Corticosteroid Injections – Reduce inflammation and provide short-to-medium-term pain relief, often used to manage arthritis flare-ups.
  • Hyaluronic Acid (Viscosupplementation) Injections – Help lubricate the joint, which can ease pain and improve movement for patients with osteoarthritis.
  • Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections – Using the body's own blood platelets to target inflammation and promote tissue repair.
  • Physical Therapy – Strengthens the muscles supporting the knee, improves flexibility, and can delay or even prevent the need for surgery.
  • Bracing and Activity Modification – Offloads pressure from damaged areas of the joint and supports day-to-day function. These non-surgical approaches are often layered together as part of a broader treatment plan, giving patients meaningful relief while preserving the natural joint for as long as possible.

Personalized Knee Care at Fremont Orthopaedics

Every patient's knee pain is different, and the right treatment plan should reflect that. Our Providers at Fremont Orthopaedics offer a wide range of orthopedic services, from injections and physical therapy referrals to advanced surgical procedures like Total Knee Replacements. Our team takes a patient-specific approach to both non-surgical and surgical care, working closely with each patient to build a treatment plan suited to their specific diagnosis, lifestyle, and goals.

If knee pain is holding you back from the activities you love, getting work done on the ranch, or packing out an elk, schedule a consultation with Fremont Orthopaedics to explore which treatment options are right for you.

Restoring Long-Term Knee Mobility

Whichever path a patient takes, non-surgical or surgical, the ultimate goal is the same: restoring knee mobility and quality of life. A thoughtful, individualized treatment plan, combined with consistent follow-through on rehabilitation, gives patients the best chance at long-term success.

Personalized Knee Care at Fremont Orthopaedics

Every patient's knee pain is different, and the right treatment plan should reflect that. Our Providers at Fremont Orthopaedics offer a wide range of orthopedic services, from injections and physical therapy referrals to advanced surgical procedures like Total Knee Replacements. Our team takes a patient-specific approach to both non-surgical and surgical care, working closely with each patient to build a treatment plan suited to their specific diagnosis, lifestyle, and goals.

If knee pain is holding you back from the activities you love, getting work done on the ranch, or packing out an elk, schedule a consultation with Fremont Orthopaedics to explore which treatment options are right for you.

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