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Treatment
Get your scans reviewed, compare treatment options and plan joint care with accredited hospitals and experienced orthopedic surgeons.
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Varies by procedure; confirmed by your surgeon
Typical stay
JCI / NABH
Partners
48h
Case review
Overview
Orthopedics covers the diagnosis and treatment of bones, joints, ligaments, tendons and muscles. Care ranges from physiotherapy and injections to joint replacement and spine or trauma surgery, and the right option depends on your imaging, symptoms and overall health.
Pathways
The right option depends on your condition, imaging, mobility goals and general health.
Knee, hip and shoulder replacement to relieve pain and restore movement when other treatments are no longer enough.
Assessment and treatment for ligament, meniscus and tendon injuries, including arthroscopic procedures where suitable.
Evaluation and treatment of back and neck conditions, from non-surgical management to surgery when indicated.
Treatment for broken bones and complex injuries, including fixation and rehabilitation.
Medication, injections, physiotherapy and surgical options for arthritis-related pain and stiffness.
Reassessment and repeat procedures for previous implants or surgeries that need review.
Treatments
A surgeon should explain the benefits, risks, alternatives and likely recovery for your case
Total or partial replacement of a damaged knee joint after assessment of cartilage, alignment and overall suitability.
Replacement of the hip joint, considered when pain and stiffness limit daily activity despite other treatment.
Keyhole procedure used to diagnose and treat selected joint problems, such as some meniscus or ligament injuries.
Surgery to rebuild a torn knee ligament, typically followed by structured rehabilitation.
An option for severe shoulder arthritis or complex fractures in selected patients.
Procedures considered for specific nerve compression or spinal instability, after thorough evaluation.
Use of plates, rods or screws to stabilise broken bones while they heal.
Repeat procedure for selected cases where a previous implant needs attention.
Non-surgical options that may help manage pain in selected conditions.
Guided exercise and mobility programmes used before and after treatment.
Care desk
Orthopedic treatment is tailored to each patient after clinical review of symptoms and imaging. MedMax helps you organise the information and questions you need to make that decision.
Help you share relevant records, X-rays, MRI or CT scans for specialist review.
Clarify proposed treatment options and request a written estimate from the hospital.
Help you plan hospital stay, recovery, travel timing and follow-up care.
Causes
Osteoarthritis and age-related wear
Rheumatoid and other inflammatory arthritis
Sports injuries and accidents
Excess body weight and repetitive joint stress
Avascular necrosis, genetics and existing medical conditions
Treated
Procedures
Why this pathway
01
Imaging and examination can show how far a joint condition has progressed.
02
Early assessment may open up non-surgical options and help limit further damage.
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A clear plan helps you compare treatments, hospital stay, recovery time, costs and aftercare.
Timing
Book an appointment for persistent joint pain, stiffness, reduced mobility or pain that disturbs sleep.
Seek urgent care for a suspected fracture, a joint that cannot bear weight, or sudden severe pain and swelling.
Get emergency medical help for chest pain, shortness of breath, loss of limb sensation or loss of bladder or bowel control.
After the theatre
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Orthopedic decisions are rarely urgent for ongoing joint conditions, which gives you time to compare options. Share your records, ask for a written plan, and confirm the surgeon, hospital and accreditation before you decide
Send your scans and reports for review so you arrive with a clearer plan, realistic expectations and a list of questions.
Share your reports and we’ll help you organise a specialist review. Suitability for any treatment is decided after clinical assessment.
It depends on a physical examination and, when indicated, imaging such as X-ray or MRI. A surgeon can explain the diagnosis and compare suitable options, including non-surgical ones.
Costs vary by procedure, implant type, hospital, room category and complexity. Ask for an itemised written estimate after assessment; this page does not promise a fixed price.
No. Many conditions are first managed with medication, injections, physiotherapy or lifestyle changes. Surgery is considered when these are not enough or when an injury requires it.
It varies by procedure and by patient. Your surgeon can give a case-specific timeline for hospital stay, physiotherapy and return to normal activities.
Timing depends on the procedure and your recovery. Ask your surgeon when it is safe to fly and what precautions to take.
Yes. You can share reports and imaging for review, and the treating team will advise what further tests, if any, are needed.
Implant lifespan depends on the implant, your activity level, weight and general health. Suitability is decided after clinical review and cannot be guaranteed in advance.
Stay active with low-impact exercise, maintain a healthy weight, strengthen supporting muscles, avoid tobacco and get persistent pain checked early.
Comparator
Typical published self-pay bands — not a personal quote. Start a case when you want numbers written for your file.
87%
About $41,800 on a typical knee replacement vs United States.
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