Division of Orthopaedics for Elderly (Orthogeriatrics)

Sunshine Bone & Joint Institute’s Division of Orthopaedics for Elderly (Orthogeriatrics) addresses musculoskeletal issues commonly encountered by older adults. We manage conditions such as fractures, arthritis, and bone density loss, offering treatments aimed at improving mobility, reducing pain, and enhancing overall quality of life for elderly patients.

Why Choose Sunshine Bone & Joint Institute?

Sunshine Bone & Joint Institute is a trusted option for orthogeriatrics because of our experienced team and focus on tailored care for older adults. We understand the specific needs of elderly patients and provide treatment plans designed to effectively manage musculoskeletal conditions. Our aim here at SBJI is to help patients improve their function and quality of life, supporting their independence and overall wellbeing.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The most common orthopaedic presentation in older adults are often fractures, particularly hip fractures. At Sunshine Bone & Joint Institute, we manage these and other age-related musculoskeletal issues with effective treatments.

A geriatric orthopaedic, also known as orthogeriatrics, focuses on diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal conditions in older adults.

Emergency orthopaedic conditions include severe fractures, dislocations, and injuries that require immediate attention. At Sunshine Bone & Joint Institute, we provide prompt care for these urgent issues to minimise complications and promote recovery.

Taking care of an orthopaedic patient involves proper diagnosis, effective treatment planning, and ongoing management. At Sunshine Bone & Joint Institute, we ensure that patients receive rounded care, including pain management, physical therapy, and regular follow-ups.

The best way to provide pain relief for an orthopaedic patient involves a combination of medication, physical therapy, and sometimes surgical interventions.

Common bone problems in the elderly include osteoporosis, fractures, and joint degeneration.

A common physical problem in the elderly is reduced bone density, leading to fractures and mobility issues.