Orthopedics (Bone/Joint/Sports)

We pair award-winning orthopedic services with the latest technology and high-quality, patient-focused care. All at a location that is close to home.

Whether you come to us for physical therapy, surgery, or a sport or job-related injury that requires expert care – we focus on your best outcome.

Our team has more than 100 years of combined experience. Our Orthopedic team will not only get you back to the work you love—we’ll treat you like family along the way.

Locations

Wyoming Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Therapy

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Wyoming Orthopedics & Sports Medicine

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Wyoming Orthopedics & Sports Medicine

Address
4017 Rawlins St.
Cheyenne, WY 82001

Phone
(307) 635-2562

Hours
Monday - Thursday:
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Cheyenne Regional offers award-winning orthopedic services. Our treatments
and services include:

Hip/Knee/Shoulder and total joint replacement surgery
Minimally invasive arthroscopic procedures
Fracture management, including socket injuries and complex long bone fractures
Hand and foot surgery
Physical therapy and rehabilitation to restore movement, strength and function
Orthopedic pain management
Nerve blocks (regional anesthesia)
Orthopedic trauma
Pelvic fracture
Makoplasty Robotics for Joint Replacements (Hip, partial knee, total knee)
Computerized navigation surgery for knees
Sports medicine treatment and surgeries
Pediatric orthopedics
Riser Jacket application for pediatric spine disorders
Shoulder/rotator cuff repair
Knee disorders
Anterior approach hip surgery
Uni-compartmental knee surgery
Orthopedic disorders (arthritis, osteoarthritis, bursitis, elbow pain)

Sports Medicine
Our bodies are designed to move—to jump, run, rotate and bend. At Cheyenne Regional, our orthopedic team provides diagnosis and treatment of the complete musculoskeletal system—bones, muscles, joints, tissue, back, neck, ligaments and tendons—to help our patients get back to their busy, active lifestyles.

When a sports injury occurs, it’s important to quickly seek the proper treatment. To ensure the best possible recovery, athletes, coaches and parents must follow safe guidelines for returning to the game. If you are an athlete or fitness enthusiast, it’s imperative that close attention is paid to the body’s warning signs.

Athletes of all ages require sport-specific training in order to prevent injury. Many injuries can be prevented with regular conditioning that begins prior to the formal sports season. Injury often occurs when an athlete suddenly increases the duration, intensity or frequency of a physical activity.

Consult with an orthopedist for treatment of injuries related to the soft tissue and bone. The extent of treatment will depend upon the severity of the injury, and may include a combination of physical therapy, strengthening exercises and bracing. In addition to treating the problem, an orthopedic doctor will develop a program of exercise and rehabilitation that will ultimately heal and restore functionality.