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For a staff that takes the necessary time to listen to your concerns as well as taking the time to explain your options and treatment, the choice is Capital.
NEW: Self-scheduling for Clive or Ankeny Walk-In Clinic
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The highly trained and experienced Orthopaedic specialists at Capital Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine treat patients from across the state of Iowa in their conveniently located offices in Clive, Ankeny, Indianola and Carroll, Iowa.
The highly trained and experienced specialists at Capital Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine treat patients from across the state of Iowa. In addition to the main office in Clive, satellite clinics are located in Ankeny and Indianola, as well as outreach clinics in Knoxville and Boone.
Running a 10K? Looking to improve your golf swing? Hoping to reduce your risk of injury? This team of orthopaedic physicians, therapists, and experienced medical staff will work to create a plan focused on what's important to you.
Our specialists unite to bring you a range of top-ranked, interdisciplinary orthopaedic and sports medicine services — all to make sure you can remain active, safely.
If you suffer an injury or have musculoskeletal pain that needs prompt attention, our primary care sports medicine physician provides treatment and services at the convenient orthopaedic walk-in clinics in Clive or Ankeny. There's no need to get a referral or even book ahead, but you can call our main number for more information.
Capital Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is composed of Iowa’s most experienced and trusted orthopaedic specialists. Treating patients from across the state, the orthopaedic physicians provide exceptional medical care for those frustrated by musculoskeletal pain. Services range from on-site physical therapy to complex joint replacements.
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The shoulder is one of the most mobile joints in the body due to its wide range of motion, but this also makes it relatively unstable and prone to injury.
The foot and ankle are responsible for absorbing our body weight. However, they are susceptible to injury from overuse, stresses, strains and fractures.
The knee is one of the largest joints in the body and is often put under excessive strain, which makes it one of the most common joints treated.
The hand and wrist’s intricate network of nerves, bones, tendons and other supporting structures make them vulnerable to injury and challenging to treat.
The ball-and-socket hip joint requires both strength and flexibility to function correctly. Degenerative disease, trauma and overuse can all lead to hip pain.
If you are suffering from joint or tissue pain, call the offices of Capital Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine today or use the convenient online tool to request an appointment.