Company Profile
Reno Orthopaedic Clinic
Company Overview
Exceeding Expectations - That is Our Mission
Compassion, dedication and expert care from a renowned team of physicians have made Reno Orthopedic Clinic (ROC) the largest and most experienced orthopedic specialty group in the region.
It is more than just our size and experience that sets us apart. It is our complete devotion to understanding the needs of each individual that makes us unique. By using the most advanced medical technologies available, our physicians can treat virtually every bone and joint in the body - and help improve the quality of life for people of all ages, walks of life, and levels of need.
This ability to help people return to a normal, healthy and active lifestyle has formed a unique bond of trust with thousands of patients over the years - of which we are grateful.
Company History
Reno Orthopedic Clinic has been a member of the Northern Nevada community for over 50 years. With 22 orthopedic surgeons, one family practice physician who is fellowship-trained in sports medicine, and two physiatrists, we focus on virtually every orthopedic subspecialty including spine, hand, joint, foot and ankle, sports medicine, and trauma. We offer our patients a solution to virtually all orthopedic problems, the best care, and a rapid recovery. We have 10 physical therapists and two occupational therapists providing therapy services in three locations. We also have physicians and staff who are bilingual in English and Spanish.
Notable Accomplishments / Recognition
For over 50 years Reno Orthopedic Clinic has been committed to providing excellent orthopedic care. The ROC offers careers where you can experience the best in healthcare, a strong and supportive team environment, and training and professional development opportunities.
With an emphasis on “Exceeding Expectations” in all areas from patient care, to leadership, customer service, and our interactions with each other.
Benefits
ROC SPECIALTY CENTERS
The Center for Sports Medicine
The ROC Sports Medicine Team focuses on the prevention and treatment of sports injuries and is dedicated to providing a knowledgeable and focused approach to comprehensive treatment whether you are a world-class athlete or a weekend warrior.
The Center for Spine & Pain Care
The ROC Spine Team will provide the thoughtful spine health care you are searching for whether a non-surgical or surgical solution, bringing all aspects of diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation together in one location. Our services range from treating simple conditions such as herniated discs and low back or neck pain, and minimally invasive surgery options, to more complex problems such as spinal tumors, scoliosis, and spine fractures.
Physiatry is the field of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. The medical specialty of physiatry comprises the related disciplines of physical medicine, rehabilitation medicine, and electromyography.
The Center for Joint Replacement
The hip joint connects the pelvis with the legs and allows for twisting, bending, and back and forth motions. Walking, running, and most other upright activities can be painful if the hip is damaged, and even sitting for long periods and sleeping can be disrupted.
The knee is a complex hinge-like joint that allows us to straighten and bend our legs. This joint is supported by cartilage, ligaments, and muscles, and is protected by the kneecap.
The Center for Hand & Upper Extremity
Our hands are made up of more bones and moving parts than most other areas of the body. When our hands are healthy, all of these parts work together to perform many kinds of tasks.
The Center for Fracture & Trauma
The Reno Orthopedic Clinic maintains a leadership role in the design and management of the region's only referral trauma center-Renown Medical Center as well as providing emergency services in all of the area's emergency departments 24/7/365. Our Orthopedic Trauma Team is well qualified, available, and looking forward to providing you with the region's best fracture care.
The Center for Foot & Ankle
Our feet and ankles, comprised of 26 bones, are vital to our everyday activities. We place one and a half times our body weight with each step, which rises to seven times our body weight when running. The two main issues include pain or difficulty with shoe ware. These can be divided into three categories, which can overlap: deformity, degeneration, or injury.