Summit Orthopaedics specializes in adult orthopedic surgery. Our clinic consists of six board-certified orthopedic surgeons, providing quality orthopedic care in Lake Oswego and the greater Portland area.
We specialize in Foot and Ankle; Hand, Wrist, and Elbow; Hip; Joint Replacement; Knee; Shoulder; and Workers’ Compensation.
Our orthopedic team is dedicated to improving the lives of its patients through innovative techniques and breakthrough technology. We continue to find solutions to meet our patient’s needs through education, research, and consultation with our partners.
We take care of many of our adult orthopedic cases at Legacy Emanuel Hospital and at the Oregon Surgical Institute.
Oregon Surgical Institute
The Oregon Surgical Institute (OSI) is the first surgery center in the northwest designed specifically for total joint replacement, spine, general orthopedics, and pain procedures.
At OSI, the mission is to provide unparalleled ambulatory surgical care in the Pacific Northwest and to be innovative in the changing healthcare model. Â OSI constantly strives to be at the cutting-edge of surgical services with unsurpassed highly personalized patient care, excellent physician and staff services, and state-of-the-art equipment.
Immediate Care
Our orthopedic surgeons also run our walk-in orthopedic clinic Go To Ortho urgent care, located in both our Lake Oswego location and in Beaverton. At Go To Ortho, you can see an orthopedic physician with no referral necessary.
The clinic is geared toward treating any type of musculoskeletal injury — those involving the joints, muscles, nerves, bones, ligaments, tissue, tendons, and skin. The doctors do a lot of reconstruction of nerves and small vessels.
Go To Ortho doesn’t perform surgeries on-site, but it can treat sprains, fractures, cuts, and wounds and do splints, casts, and stitches. Some patients have injured themselves at home or in car accidents, whereas many others sustained injuries on the job. Go To Ortho surgeons can perform surgeries at an area hospital for patients who may need them.
