Advanced arthroscopic knee surgery.
When you’ve torn ligaments or tendons in your knee, trust Dr. Whitfield to provide an advanced solution that will help you get back to your everyday lifestyle. Through this procedure, your condition can be remedied in less time and with less discomfort than traditional surgery. It’s done on an outpatient basis with only small incisions.

Sports and athletic injury solutions.
Dr. Whitfield has effectively treated almost every kind of sports injury imaginable. He’s worked with athletes from all walks of life. From competitive high-school and college athletes to casual and serious weekend warriors, he always has one goal in mind: getting you back in the game as soon as possible.

Work injury solutions.
Dr. Whitfield and his staff understand the financial toll a work-related injury can take on your livelihood and your family. So when you’re hurt on the job, we work hard to get you back to work quickly and safely. If your injury is covered by Workers’ Compensation, our experienced staff communicates directly with your case manager in a timely manner to increase efficiency and smooth the process. If necessary, we will refer you to our highly skilled physical therapist for fast, lasting rehabilitation.

Expert care for reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD).
RSD, also known as complex regional pain syndrome, is a nerve disorder that occurs at the site of an injury (most often to the arms or legs), either from high- or low-velocity impact. However, it may occur without apparent injury. Generally the pain is out of proportion with the severity of the injury and gets worse, rather than better, over time.

Thankfully, Dr. Whitfield has extensive experience treating RSD. To relieve the chronic pain caused by RSD, he uses a variety of treatment options, including medication, physical therapy and injections. Ask Dr. Whitfield which treatment is right for you.

Exploring nonsurgical solutions first.
Dr. Whitfield will never pressure you into surgery. In fact, he explores all nonsurgical solutions first, because surgery is not always the only option. Approximately 85% of orthopedic problems are treated nonsurgically (medication, cast or splint application, physical therapy, etc.) while 15% require surgical treatment. But if surgery is needed, you can trust you’re in the hands of an experienced, qualified orthopedic surgeon.