Orthopedic Center

Lowell General Hospital has leading orthopedic surgeons and a specialized clinical team to provide a full array of minimally invasive procedures for bone, muscle and total joint replacement surgery. Recognized as a Blue Distinction Plus facility for Spine and Blue Distinction plus for Hip and Knee replacement by Blue Cross Blue Shield, our experienced team of orthopedic professionals help patients return to the activities they love.

Orthopedic patient Charlie pushes wheelbarrow — Charlie Spanos of Pelham, NH after a successful hip replacement surgery at the Orthopedic Center

Orthopedic Treated Conditions

Arthritis
Ankle injuries
Back pain
Neck pain
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Bone fractures
Sprains and strains
Shoulder pain and instability
Knee pain
Tendon and ligament tears
Osteoporosis
Sports injuries
Pediatric conditions
Hip dislocation and dysplasia
Trauma injuries

Why choose Lowell General's Orthopedic Center?

The Center, located on the hospital’s M3 unit at the main campus, has larger, private rooms specially equipped for the care of our orthopedic patients. Here, our nurses, physical therapists, and other trained orthopedic professionals practice the latest research-based techniques and employ a collaborative team approach built around personalized patient needs. Meet your care team

Orthopedics Success Stories

Billerica Athlete Getting Back in the Game After Knee Surgery

Playing summer basketball, Taylor Gibson tore the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in her knee, taking her away from her sports and into surgery.

Teen Athlete Getting Back in the Game After ACL Surgery

Taylor from Billerica

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Connected Care Leads to Speedy Recovery After Knee Replacement

After suffering for years with osteoarthritis, Claudia Antolini got back to enjoying her life after knee replacement surgery with significantly less post-operative pain and without the use of opioids.

New Customized Knee

Claudia from Lowell

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Hip Replacement Surgery Gets Westford Dad Back in the Game

His kids were begging him to play golf but Chris Cline's back just couldn’t take it. Finally, the pain got so bad he couldn’t bend over to put his own socks on. Turns out it wasn't a back problem but one stemming from arthritis in his hip.