Expert Knee Care: Restoring Strength, Stability, and Movement
The knee is a key component of your body’s movement system — acting as a powerful hinge between the thigh and lower leg. It functions much like a cable-and-pulley mechanism, where balance and coordination are essential. However, poor biomechanics, overuse, injury, or the natural aging process can disrupt this system, leaving the knee vulnerable to a range of conditions.
Anatomically, the knee includes two primary joints formed between the femur (thigh bone) and tibia (shin bone), with the patella (kneecap) sitting in front to assist quadriceps function. A network of ligaments, tendons, and cartilage provides the necessary support, mobility, and shock absorption for this complex joint.
Our Approach to Knee Care
At Kerlan Jobe, our fellowship-trained orthopedic and sports medicine specialists offer advanced diagnostic and surgical solutions for knee injuries. From cartilage preservation to ligament reconstruction and full joint replacement, our team treats a wide spectrum of knee conditions with precision and compassion.
We specialize in caring for elite athletes, young competitors, and active adults — customizing each treatment plan using the latest in regenerative therapies and minimally invasive techniques. Our patient-centered approach ensures you’re involved at every step, working together to achieve the best possible outcome — whether you’re returning to sports, work, or your everyday routine.
Symptoms & Conditions We Treat
- ACL Ligament Injury (Anterior Cruciate)
- Knee Arthritis (osteoarthritis)
- Knee Cap (Patella) Dislocation
- Knee Cap (Patella) Fracture
- Knee Cap (Patella) Instablity
- Knee Cap (Patella) Realignment
- Knee Cap (Patella) Tendon Rupture
- Knee Disorders (Injury, Pain, Sprain, Strain)
- Knee Fracture
- Knee Muscle Injury
- Knee Osteotomy
- Knee Replacement
- Knee Replacement Revision
- Knee Tendonitis
- LCL Ligament Injury (Lateral Collateral)
- MCL Ligament Injury (Medial Collateral)
- Meniscus Tear
- Osteonecrosis (Avascular Necrosis)
- Partial Knee Replacement
- Patellar Tendon Tear
- PCL Ligament Injury (Posterior Cruciate)
- Robotic Assisted Partial Knee Replacement
- Total Knee Replacement