Shoulder replacement | HCA Florida

Shoulder replacement surgeons in Florida

When shoulder pain reduces your range of motion, it can make even simple, everyday tasks — such as brushing your teeth or putting on clothes — more difficult.

So when traditional methods have not been effective, the orthopedic experts at HCA Florida Healthcare's hospitals are here to provide you access to advanced shoulder replacement surgery. We understand the frustration of living with shoulder pain and immobility. This is why our team partners with patients to create a care plan that is effective but also works for you and your family.

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Related Specialties

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Orthopedic care

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Conditions treated with shoulder replacement surgery

For most shoulder conditions, our doctors will initially recommend nonsurgical treatment methods. These can include rest, medication management or physical therapy. However, when those methods aren't successful, our doctors may recommend shoulder replacement surgery to help you increase mobility and decrease pain. We offer shoulder replacement surgery to treat a wide range of conditions, such as:

Ankylosing spondylitis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Shoulder fracture

Osteoarthritis
Rotator cuff tears

Types of shoulder replacement surgery we offer

Shoulder replacement surgery — also referred to as shoulder arthroplasty — is used to relieve shoulder pain and restores range of motion. The surgery usually involves implanting part or all of a prosthetic (artificial) ball and socket device made from metal and plastic.
To ensure patients receive the care they deserve, we offer different shoulder replacement options:

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Robotic shoulder replacement surgery

When possible, our orthopedic surgeons use advanced robotic technology to perform the procedure. During a robot-assisted shoulder replacement surgery, the surgeon controls the robotic system from a console just feet away from the patient.

This innovative technology allows for increased precision and an enhanced view of the surgical site. This often results in more effective outcomes and a shorter healing time for patients.