We are board-certified orthopaedic surgeons with specialty training in disorders affecting the bones, joints, muscles, nerves, and associated structures.

Our aim is to relieve your pain and restore you to your best potential for an active, productive lifestyle. We provide this through coordinated programs that begin with diagnosis, continue through treatment (which may or may not include surgery), and conclude with rehabilitation.

Special programs include: sports medicine, hand, spine and neck, hip, knee, shoulder, elbow, and foot.

JOI is a unique and diverse orthopaedic practice that focuses on the comprehensive care of orthopaedic problems and musculoskeletal disease. Our group was formed in 1996 by the merger of seven highly respected practices. We have a number of convenient locations throughout the Jacksonville area, including offices at Jacksonville Beach, Orange Park, San Marco across from Baptist Medical Center, Southside adjacent to Memorial Hospital, and the Riverside location adjacent to St. Vincent’s Hospital. In addition to being conveniently located, our goal is to be available and accessible in order to accommodate your busy schedule.

Our mission is to provide high quality orthopaedic health care for our patients with musculoskeletal disorders. This care will be coordinated so that all aspects of the patient’s orthopaedic program, from initial diagnosis through completion of treatment and rehabilitation, are smoothly integrated. Although orthopaedic surgery as a medical specialty is often dominated by complex technical considerations, it is our intent to foster a personalized and compassionate level of medical care for our patients.

While musculoskeletal disease such as arthritis and orthopaedic injuries are seldom fatal, they are by far the leading cause of pain and disability. It is the intent of JOI to relieve pain and to restore the individual to maximum potential for an active, productive lifestyle. To this end, we encourage our patients to be educated participants in the decision-making process regarding their treatment. Your physician will inform you about the nature of your orthopaedic problem, discuss treatment options, and provide you with other pertinent information.

We understand that the future of your healthcare depends on the choices we make today.