Orthopedic care for knees, shoulders, hips and elbows
Sports injuries, sudden injuries and wear-and-tear arthritis, treated by board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeons. Non-surgical care comes first. When surgery is the right answer, we use minimally invasive and robotic-assisted techniques for a faster recovery.
What we treat
Knee Pain & Injury Care
- ACL tear
- Meniscus tear
- PCL injury
- Multi-ligament injury
Shoulder Pain & Injury Care
- Rotator cuff tear
- Shoulder dislocation
- SLAP tear
- AC joint separation
Hip Pain & Injury Care
- Hip labral tear
- Hamstring tear
- Hip sports injuries
Elbow Pain & Injury Care
- Tennis elbow
- Golfer's elbow
- UCL injury (Tommy John)
- Distal biceps tear
Keep a small problem small
Surgery isn't always the answer. Most patients get better with physical therapy, bracing, medication or injections, and we try those first. When surgery will clearly help, we use minimally invasive and robotic-assisted techniques, and we decide on the plan together with you.
Physical therapy
Targeted strengthening and mobility work, coordinated with your therapist.
Bracing & activity changes
Support and a modified routine while the tissue heals.
Joint injections
Anti-inflammatory injections into the joint to calm pain so rehab can work.
Advanced, minimally invasive procedures
- ACL reconstructionRebuilds the ligament with a hamstring, patellar tendon or quadriceps tendon graft chosen for your sport and anatomy.
- Meniscus repairStitches the torn cartilage back together to preserve it whenever the tear allows, instead of trimming it away.
- Cartilage restorationMicrofracture, OATS (osteochondral transfer) and MACI cell-based repair for focal cartilage defects.
- Partial & total knee replacementRobotic-assisted replacement of the worn joint surfaces for advanced arthritis.
- Rotator cuff repairArthroscopic reattachment of torn tendons to bone.
- Shoulder stabilizationBankart repair and capsular tightening to stop repeat dislocations.
- Hip arthroscopyMinimally invasive, camera-guided surgery to treat problems inside the hip joint.
- Total hip replacementReplaces the worn joint with an implant for advanced arthritis.
- UCL reconstructionTommy John surgery using a tendon graft to rebuild the ligament.
- Distal biceps repairReattaches the torn tendon to the forearm bone.
Led by Dr. Daniel Feghhi
Dr. Feghhi specializes in arthroscopic surgery and cartilage restoration techniques—small incisions, less pain, and the quickest recovery possible.
Daniel Feghhi, MD, FAAOS
Having undergone many orthopedic procedures himself, Dr. Feghhi understands the patient experience and strives to restore an active lifestyle for every patient.
Frequently asked questions
What does an orthopedic surgeon treat?
Injuries and conditions of the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons and muscles, from sports injuries and fractures to arthritis. Most of our patients are treated without surgery.
Should I see an orthopedist or go to urgent care?
Urgent care is a good first stop for a new injury. For a suspected tear, a joint that is unstable or locks, or pain that isn't improving after a couple of weeks, see an orthopedic specialist.
What is arthroscopic surgery?
Surgery through a few small incisions using a tiny camera and instruments. Compared with open surgery it usually means less pain, smaller scars and a faster recovery.
What is robotic-assisted joint replacement?
The surgeon uses a robotic system and a 3D plan of your joint to position the implant with high precision. The surgeon performs the operation; the robot helps with accuracy.
Do you treat teens and young athletes?
Yes. We treat adults and teens, including high school and college athletes.
Ready to get moving again?
Request an appointment at any of our six New Jersey offices. Our team will call you back to confirm a time.