Why Price on Request?
The cost depends on the joint being replaced, surgical complexity, implant type, diagnostic testing, anesthesia, hospitalization and rehabilitation required. A personalized estimate can be provided based on the patient's treatment plan.
Joint replacement is a surgical procedure in which damaged portions of a joint are replaced with prosthetic components.
It may be considered when joint damage causes persistent:
Pain
Stiffness
Mobility problems
Difficulty performing daily activities
Joint replacement may be considered for patients with:
Advanced osteoarthritis
Severe joint degeneration
Rheumatoid or inflammatory arthritis
Certain fractures
Significant joint damage
Persistent symptoms despite nonsurgical treatment
Before surgery, an orthopedic specialist evaluates:
Pain and symptoms
Joint function
Mobility
Medical history
Previous treatments
Imaging
Overall health
Hip replacement replaces damaged portions of the hip joint with prosthetic components.
It may help selected patients with severe hip degeneration and associated pain or mobility limitations.
Knee replacement is used for selected patients with significant knee joint damage.
Treatment may involve replacement of damaged portions of the knee with artificial components.
Shoulder replacement may be considered for selected patients with severe shoulder joint damage.
Depending on the condition, different types of shoulder replacement procedures may be appropriate.
Patients who have previously undergone joint replacement may require evaluation for revision surgery if there are complications or significant problems with the existing implant.
Evaluation may include:
Physical examination
X-rays
MRI or CT when appropriate
Blood tests
Medical clearance
Assessment of mobility and function
During surgery, damaged joint surfaces are removed and replaced with prosthetic components designed to restore joint function.
The exact technique depends on the joint and patient's condition.
Selected patients may be candidates for surgical approaches designed to reduce tissue disruption.
The appropriate technique depends on anatomy, diagnosis and surgeon assessment.
Rehabilitation is an important part of recovery.
It may include:
Physical therapy
Strengthening
Range-of-motion exercises
Walking and mobility training
Functional recovery
Follow-up may include monitoring of:
Pain
Mobility
Wound healing
Joint function
Implant performance
Recovery progress
Patients with previous surgery, severe deformity, bone loss or other complex conditions may require specialized surgical planning.
Patients may seek a second opinion regarding:
Whether replacement is necessary
Timing of surgery
Type of implant
Surgical approach
Revision surgery
Nonsurgical alternatives
International patients should provide:
X-rays
MRI/CT scans
Previous surgical records
Orthopedic reports
Medication list
Laboratory results
Previous treatment history
Specialized services may provide:
Detailed joint evaluation
Personalized surgical planning
Advanced orthopedic surgery
Modern implant options
Rehabilitation coordination
Long-term follow-up
Massachusetts General Hospital provides multidisciplinary orthopedic care for patients requiring joint reconstruction and replacement, with access to specialized surgeons, diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation and postoperative follow-up.
Price: Price on Request
Potential costs may include:
Orthopedic consultation
Imaging
Preoperative testing
Surgeon fees
Anesthesia
Joint implant
Hospitalization
Medications
Physical therapy
Rehabilitation
Follow-up care
A personalized cost estimate should be requested according to the patient's diagnosis and procedure.
Common joint replacement procedures include hip, knee and shoulder replacement, with other joints treated in selected circumstances.
It may be recommended when significant joint damage causes persistent pain or functional limitations and nonsurgical treatment is no longer sufficient.
Recovery varies according to the joint, procedure, patient's health and rehabilitation progress.
Joint implants are designed for long-term use, but their lifespan varies depending on factors such as implant type, activity level and individual circumstances.
Price is available on request. Costs depend on the joint, implant, surgery, hospitalization, testing and rehabilitation requirements.
Product Name: Joint Replacement at Massachusetts General Hospital
Hospital: Massachusetts General Hospital
Brand: Massachusetts General Hospital
Country: United States
Specialty: Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine
Service Type: Joint Replacement
Customer-Facing Price: Price on Request
International Patients: Available
Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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