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Crescent City Orthopedics, located in Metairie, Louisiana, is perfectly positioned to serve patients in the greater New Orleans region.
The team of five surgeons is made up of Louisiana natives who are passionate about helping their patients move past injury and enjoy a fulfilling life. Each one takes time with his patients to ensure that he can thoroughly evaluate the extent of the injury to find an effective treatment method.
Services offered at Crescent City Orthopedics include sports medicine, arthroscopy, computer-assisted surgery, total joint surgery, shoulder surgery, hip replacement, knee replacement, and general orthopedics.
At Crescent City Orthopedics, patients receive some of the latest advances in orthopedic care. From better diagnostics and imaging to minimally invasive treatments, Crescent City Orthopedics has a full list of services designed to speed healing and improve results.
When you choose Crescent City Orthopedics for your orthopedic care needs, you benefit from working with a diverse team of practitioners who are experts in their various fields. If you're in need of the services of a skilled orthopedic surgeon, schedule an appointment with one of the members of the Crescent City Orthopedics team.
Patient Portal
We are pleased to provide patients with secure, 24/7 access to their health records through the Crescent City Orthopedic's Patient Portal. Patients can safely and easily:
At Crescent City Orthopedics, we accept most major insurance plans. Here is a short-list of just some of the most popular plans we accept. Please contact our office if you do not see your insurance provider listed.
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