Mercy Clinic Orthopedics - Galena

Galena Orthopedic Clinic

When an injury or joint pain keeps you from the activities you love, it’s time to visit an orthopedic doctor. Our team of fellowship-trained, board-certified surgeons and orthopedic specialists in Galena, Kansas, treats patients across the four-states area. We focus on eliminating the discomfort caused by injuries and disorders of the bones, spine and joints. You’ll be treated at our full-service and easy-to-access orthopedic facility with state-of-the-art equipment.

Orthopedic Surgery - Joplin, Missouri

Our neck-to-toe surgical care includes joint replacement and revision, arthroscopy, ACL reconstruction, and surgeries of the rotator cuff, spine, shoulder, hand, wrist, elbow, hip, knee, ankle and foot. We treat patients of all ages, from teens to seniors. We treat patients of all ages, from teens to seniors in the Joplin area.

Back & Spine Care

From bothersome back pain to debilitating spinal injuries, our team is here to bring you relief and better quality of life. We offer the most innovative and comprehensive spine-focused care includes our highly-trained spine surgeons who use leading-edge, minimally invasive treatment options.

Platelet-Rich Plasma Injections

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections use your own blood to promote natural healing. Your blood platelets are isolated into a serum that helps jumpstart natural stem cell growth, so you can heal faster. Professional athletes use PRP injections to help heal injured muscles, ligaments, tendons and bones. Beyond sports injuries, PRP is used to treat fractures, osteoarthritis, surgical wounds and other conditions.

Iovera® Treatment

Iovera is a non-opioid nerve block treatment performed a week to two weeks before surgical procedures. Iovera therapy uses cold therapy to temporarily disrupt the nerves from sending pain signals. Using a handheld device and an ultrasound to guide them, doctors target the nerves with small needles and liquid nitrous oxide. A portion of the nerve has degenerated, and the pain signal can’t make its way through until the nerve regenerates several weeks later. This helps patients tolerate physical therapy quicker, hit their range of motion goals quicker, and requires less narcotic pain medication following surgery.

Technology at Mercy's Orthopedics Clinic in Galena