Bones, joints, spine and mobility

Orthopaedics and joint replacement

Joint pain and reduced movement deserve a plan built around your daily life. Discuss non-surgical care as well as whether an operation is appropriate.

Illustrative scene of Thai clinical care for orthopaedics and joint replacement

What this area of care includes

Hip and knee replacement; selected shoulder replacement; revision joint surgery; fracture fixation; hand, wrist, foot and ankle surgery; arthritis care; deformity correction.

Questions for your specialist

  • Who will treat me, and what is their relevant experience?
  • Which options are suitable, and what are the alternatives?
  • What are the likely benefits, risks and limitations?
  • What is included in the cost, and how long should I stay?
  • How will recovery and follow-up be arranged?

A category guide, not an offer of treatment. The provider must confirm eligibility, availability and an individual clinical plan.