Our Specialties
Capital Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is composed of Iowa’s most trusted and experienced orthopaedic specialists treating patients with a wide range of musculoskeletal pain. From neck to foot pain and everything in between, our orthopaedic and sports medicine physicians provide exceptional medical care for patients across the state of Iowa.
Where are you
experiencing pain?
Click on the dots to learn more about each area.
Shoulder
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.
Foot
The foot and ankle are responsible for absorbing our body weight. However, they are susceptible to injury from overuse, stresses, strains and fractures.
Knee
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.
Wrist
The hand and wrist’s intricate network of nerves, bones, tendons and other supporting structures make them vulnerable to injury and challenging to treat.
Hip
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.
Elbow
Susceptible to overuse injuries, the elbow is a complex joint composed of bones, ligaments and tendons that provide a unique range of motion.
Shoulder
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.
Neck and Back
While most neck and back pain can be alleviated without surgical intervention, some conditions and injuries do require minimally invasive, motion-preserving or open spinal surgery.
Hip
The ball-and-socket hip joint requires both strength and flexibility to allow us to walk, run, jump and bend properly. While a healthy hip typically takes quite a bit of force to become seriously injured, overuse and degenerative issues do occur.
Elbow
The elbow joint allows your arms to bend and your hands to turn. However, its comparatively small size makes it prone to a variety of overuse injuries and fractures.
Hand and Wrist
The hand and wrist’s intricate network of nerves, bones, tendons and other supporting structures make them vulnerable to injury.
Knee
The knee is one of the largest joints in the body and is often put under excessive strain. Because of this, knee injuries are some of the most common joint problems treated.
Foot and Ankle
The foot and ankle are responsible for absorbing our body weight, while also providing us the ability to walk, run, jump, twist and turn.
The choice is capital
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.
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