Total Orthopedics & Sports Medicine provides advanced treatment for knee pain, shoulder pain, back pain, neck pain, sports injuries, fractures, arthritis, and spine conditions.
Skip the ER. For immediate, walk-in orthopedic care, visit a Total Ortho Express location near you.
Choose the area that best matches your symptoms so we can connect you with the right specialist.
Care for ligament tears, meniscus injuries, arthritis, and knee replacement evaluation.
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Search Total Orthopedics physicians by name, specialty, or location, then connect with the right care team for spine, sports injuries, joint pain, and other orthopedic conditions.
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Total Orthopedics and Sports Medicine accepts many major insurance plans including Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, Humana Medicare Advantage, Railroad Medicare, Fidelis Care, NYSHIP, TRICARE East, Aetna, Cigna, MagnaCare, UnitedHealthcare, UHC, BlueCross BlueShield, Empire BlueCross BlueShield, Empire BCBS, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, Horizon BCBS NJ, Oxford Health Plans, Humana, EmblemHealth, GHI, Healthfirst, 1199SEIU, No-Fault Auto insurance, Workers Compensation, and Personal Injury Liens.
Patients can search for common insurance aliases such as United Health, UHC, Blue Cross, BCBS, GHI, NYSHIP, TRICARE, MagnaCare, Fidelis, Railroad Medicare, and Medicare Advantage. Coverage may vary by location and plan type, and the office can verify benefits before the appointment.
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Helpful answers about appointments, insurance, imaging, treatment options, injury visits, and what to expect next.
Some insurance plans require a referral, while others allow you to schedule directly with a specialist. If you are unsure, call (855) 321-6784 and the team can help verify what your plan needs before your visit.
Please bring a photo ID, insurance card, referral if required, medication list, and any prior X-rays, MRI reports, CT scans, operative notes, or physical therapy records related to your injury or pain.
Total Orthopedics and Sports Medicine accepts many major insurance plans, including Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Empire BlueCross BlueShield, Horizon BCBS NJ, Oxford, Humana, EmblemHealth GHI, Healthfirst, 1199SEIU, No-Fault Auto, Workers’ Compensation, and Personal Injury Liens. Coverage can vary by plan and location, so the office can verify your benefits before the appointment.
Your provider will start with your history and a physical exam. Depending on your symptoms, injury, and exam findings, they may recommend X-rays, MRI, CT scan, ultrasound, or other testing to confirm the diagnosis and guide treatment.
No. Many orthopedic conditions can begin with nonsurgical care such as activity modification, physical therapy, bracing, anti-inflammatory medication, guided home exercises, or injections. If surgery is appropriate, your specialist will explain the options, benefits, risks, and recovery timeline.
Yes. Orthopedic sports medicine care can help with sprains, strains, tendon injuries, ligament tears, meniscus injuries, shoulder instability, overuse injuries, fractures, and pain that limits training, work, or everyday movement.
You should seek timely care if you have severe pain, sudden swelling, a visible deformity, inability to bear weight, numbness or tingling, loss of motion, signs of infection, or pain after a fall, accident, or sports injury. For life-threatening symptoms, call emergency services.
Yes. For No-Fault Auto, Workers’ Compensation, or personal injury cases, bring your claim information, accident details, adjuster information if available, attorney information if applicable, and any prior treatment or imaging records.
Yes. A second opinion can help you better understand your diagnosis, compare nonsurgical and surgical options, review imaging, and feel confident before moving forward with a treatment plan.
Your specialist will review the findings with you and recommend a care plan. That may include home care, physical therapy, medication, injections, bracing, additional imaging, follow-up monitoring, or surgery when needed.
