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Orthopedics
The orthopedic doctors at University of Maryland Medical Center treat both simple and complex bone, muscle and joint problems — providing diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of the full spectrum of orthopedic conditions in adults and children.
Our doctors, who are leaders in their specialty areas, offer innovative orthopedics treatments, including minimally invasive techniques that reduce recovery time.
Part of the world-renowned Shock Trauma Center team, our orthopedic surgeons also provided sports medicine care for the Maryland Terps and UMBC Retrievers athletes.
Our board-certified, faculty orthopedic doctors — as well as our athletic trainers and occupational and physical therapists — engage in research, teaching and patient care.
Convenient Locations and Scheduling
With locations in downtown Baltimore and throughout Maryland, including Timonium, College Park and Columbia, you can find comprehensive orthopedic care close to home.
To make an appointment (often same-day or next-day) with one of our orthopedic specialists, call 410-448-6400 or request an appointment online.
Robotic Surgery
Our innovative robotic spine program results in greater outcomes, less radiation, safer techniques and faster recovery.
Robotic Surgery
Sports Physical Exams
Physical exams are offered year round for children and young adults that participate in Baltimore and Howard County high school sports.
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In the Spotlight
Top Docs Winners
Congratulations to our 12 physicians who were named Top Doctors 2020 by Baltimore Magazine
Telemedicine Services
Virtual visits are now offered to address a wide variety of musculoskeletal disorders and concerns such as fractures, arthritis, chronic pain, wound care and post-op healing.
Patient Success Story
For 20 years, Lana Blaze could not wash her hands or brush her hair without severe hand pain. Dr. Pensy removed rare glomus tumors from under her nails, leaving her pain-free.