Arthritis is among the most common causes of knee pain, and there are many treatments available.

• Osteoarthritis: The cartilage in the knee gradually wears away.
• Rheumatoid Arthritis: The knee may become swollen, and cartilage may be destroyed.

Ligament injuries commonly occur during athletic activities and can cause discomfort and instability.

• Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Injury - ACL injuries usually result from a sudden twisting motion.
• Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) Injury - Injuries to the PCLare usually caused by a direct impact, like impact from a car accident or sports activities.
• Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) Injury
• Tendon Injuries - These can range from inflammation to a tear, most likely from overuse in sports or from a fall.
• Cartilage Injuries | Meniscal Tear - Injury, overuse, muscle weakness, or misalignment of the knee can soften the cartilage of the kneecap, or a blow to the knee may tear off a piece of cartilage. Cartilage tears are seen in young and old patients alike and are also an extremely common cause of knee pain.

• Patellar Tendonitis - Tendonitis around the joint is most commonly in the patellar tendon, the large tendon over the front of the knee.
• Chondromalacia Patella - Chondromalacia causes knee pain under the kneecap and is due to softening of the cartilage. It is most common in younger patients (15-35 years old).
• Broken Kneecap - The small, round bone (patella) that sits over the front of your knee joint breaks, usually as the result of a fall or a direct blow to the knee.
• Dislocating Kneecap - A dislocating kneecap causes acute symptoms during the dislocation, but can also lead to chronic knee pain.

• Baker's Cyst - A Baker's cyst is swelling in the back of the joint, and is usually a sign of another underlying problem such as a meniscus tear.
• Bursitis - The most common bursa affected around the joint is just above the kneecap. This is most common in people who kneel for work, such as gardeners or carpet layers.
• Plica Syndrome - Plica syndrome is an uncommon cause of knee pain, and can be difficult to diagnose. The diagnosis is usually made at the time of arthroscopy.
• Osgood-Schlatter Disease - Osgood-Schlatter disease is a condition seen in adolescents and is due to irritation of the growth plate just at the front of the joint.
• Osteochondritis Dissecans - Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) is another condition seen in adolescents due to the growth of the bone around the joint.
• Gout - Gout is an uncommon cause of knee pain. However, in patients who have a diagnosis of gout, it must be considered as a cause for new onset knee pain.

• KDT Decompression: is a proven effective way to reduce pressure induced by degeneration and osteoarthritis in the knee. No other treatment options are as effective as treating these conditions non-surgically.
• FDA-Cleared Acoustic Shock Wave Therapy: Extracorporeal Shockwave that involves delivery of shock waves to injured soft tissue to reduce pain, breakdown tissue calcification and promote healing. Along with helping avoid surgery as well as repeated steroid injections, which can increase breakdown of the tissue in long term.
• MLS Laser Therapy: A pain-free procedure that penetrates the tissue activating mitochondrial activity and greatly stimulating blood flow to the targeted area. This has the effect of stimulating healing, creating an analgesic effect (reducing pain) and decreasing inflammation and overall accelerating the recovery process.
• Neuromuscular Stimulator: Featuring 4 distinct wave forms to reduce inflammation, improve blood flow and help to repair injured areas.
• Supplementation: High dose quality supplementation to help the healing and repairing cartilage and ligaments and joint support.
• Custom Made Orthotics: Our unique custom-made orthotics help to correct all 3 arches and gain balance and reduce the pressure off feet and knees.