South Arkansas Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
REGAIN YOUR GO.
1.800.585.5900  •  1.870.862.1144

We take great pride in being able to bring the people of this region exceptional care.

For you, our patient, we understand what's at stake:

Your independence.
Your love of the game.
Your livelihood.

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SOUTH ARKANSAS ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE

Our team of skilled specialists is committed to providing you with the comprehensive care and leading capabilities needed to help you reach recovery and regain your go.

We will continue to follow the CDC guidelines, and will require masks to be worn while at our facility. Thank you for your cooperation.

Physical
Therapy

Physical therapists at South Arkansas Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine know how to treat all types of orthopedic injuries and disorders. Our therapists and orthopedic surgeons work closely together to provide customized care.

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Sports
Medicine

Sports Medicine is a medical subspecialty that diagnoses, treats and prevents sports related injuries and advances the science of exercise. The application of sports medicine goes beyond the repairing athletes’ traumatic injuries.

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Community Corner
& Area Sports

This community is our home. The people that live here are our friends and family. Helping you maintain better health is very important to us. Our community corner provides valuable local health information and scores from area sports teams.

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EXCEPTIONAL COMPREHENSIVE ORTHOPAEDIC CARE IN SOUTH ARKANSAS

South Arkansas Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine (SAOSM) is Arkansas’ premier orthopaedic and sports medicine center. The exceptionally talented, experienced and dedicated medical team at SAOSM provides patients in south Arkansas with an innovative approach to full-service orthopaedic medicine—effective, efficient, timely, one-stop, comprehensive care. Learn more about our team...



JOINT REPLACEMENT SURGERY

A Total Joint Replacement is when an arthritic or damaged joint is removed and replaced with an artificial joint, called a prosthesis. The goal is to relieve the pain in the joint caused by the damage done to the cartilage. The pain may be so severe, a person will avoid using the joint, weakening the muscles around the joint and making it even more difficult to move the joint.

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