Riverwood Healthcare Center provides advanced, patient‑centered orthopedic care designed to restore mobility, reduce pain, and improve quality of life. Our award‑winning, fellowship‑trained orthopedic specialists offer expertise in shoulder, hip, knee, hand and wrist conditions, using the latest techniques—including robotic‑assisted joint replacement—for greater precision and faster recovery. With compassionate providers, personalized treatment plans, and seamless coordination with our on‑site physical therapy team, Riverwood delivers exceptional orthopedic care close to home.
No, you do not need a referral to request an orthopedic appointment at Riverwood. When you call, our team will talk with you about your symptoms, concerns, and health history so we can connect you with the right provider and ensure you receive the care that best fits your needs.
To request an orthopedic clinic consult at Riverwood, call (218) 927‑5181. During the call, our team will review your health history, gather important details about your symptoms, and help determine the next steps for your care.
A clinic consult is an in‑person visit with Riverwood’s orthopedic team to evaluate your symptoms, review your medical history, and determine the best next steps in your care. During this appointment, your provider may order appropriate labs, discuss conservative treatment options, and review possible therapies or injections.
Initial imaging—such as X‑rays—will be completed before your clinic consult so your provider has all the information needed to make a thorough and accurate assessment.
A fellowship‑trained surgeon is a doctor who has completed additional, highly specialized training after their orthopedic residency. This extra training—called a fellowship—focuses on a specific area of orthopedics.
Fellowship‑trained surgeons spend a full year (or more) working closely with experts in their specialty, gaining advanced skills and experience. This additional expertise often means more precise diagnosis, improved surgical techniques, and better patient outcomes.
Yes, Riverwood offers a wide range of conservative (non‑surgical) treatment options to help reduce pain and improve mobility. These may include physical therapy, joint injections, bracing, pain‑management strategies, rehabilitation programs, and personalized exercise plans. Many patients find relief without surgery when treated early.
From evaluation and diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation, our team of experts work with you to provide specialized care for your unique orthopedic condition getting you back to active living again.




