Orthopedic Surgery | Newberry, Michigan
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Orthopedic Surgery | Newberry, Michigan
Orthopedic Surgery at
Helen Newberry Joy Hospital
Why Orthopedic Surgical Services Matter in the Upper Peninsula
At Helen Newberry Joy Hospital, we are proud to bring advanced orthopedic surgical care to the heart of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. In rural and remote communities, access to high-quality orthopedic surgery can be limited — which means traveling long distances for treatment or recovery. By offering surgical procedures like arthroscopy, tendon repair, and ligament reconstruction locally, we help our patients:
Restore mobility and strength without leaving their community
Reduce travel burden, especially for follow-up and rehabilitation
Recover close to home, with in-house support and continuity of care
Benefit from personalized, patient-centered care tailored to rural lifestyles and needs
*This is not an all-inclusive list
Our orthopedic team is dedicated to treating a wide range of joint, tendon, and sports-related injuries using modern, minimally invasive techniques whenever possible — helping you get back to the activities you love.
Our
Orthopedic Surgical
Services
Here are some of the key orthopedic surgical procedures we offer, with descriptions, signs to look out for, and trusted educational resources.
Knee Arthroscopy
What Is Knee Arthroscopy and How Does It Help?
Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgery where a small camera (arthroscope) is inserted into the knee joint through tiny incisions. This allows the surgeon to diagnose and repair issues such as torn meniscus cartilage, damaged ligaments, or loose fragments in the knee.
Signs and Symptoms to Watch For
Persistent knee pain, especially inside or along the joint line
Swelling after twisting injury
A “popping” or “locking” sensation when bending or straightening the knee
Difficulty bearing weight or unstable feeling in the knee
Patient Education Resources
Here is a
video explaining knee arthroscopy
and how it’s performed.
Next Steps:
If you are experiencing these symptoms, talk with one of our orthopedic surgeons to see if arthroscopy could help. We’ll evaluate your condition and recommend the best treatment plan.
Arthroscopic Meniscus Tear & Repair
What Is Arthroscopic Meniscus Repair and How Does It Help?
The meniscus is a C-shaped piece of cartilage in the knee that acts as a shock absorber. A tear can cause pain, instability, and eventually lead to arthritis. A meniscus repair (or partial removal) helps restore knee function and prevents further joint damage.
Signs and Symptoms to Watch For
Sharp pain with twisting motions
Swelling after twisting injury
Locking or catching of the knee (cannot fully straighten or bend)
Sensation that the knee “gives way” or feels unstable
Patient Education Resources
Check out this
resource video about meniscus tear
from OrthoPedia.
Next Steps:
If you think you might have a meniscus tear, our team can evaluate your symptoms, order imaging if needed, and discuss options — whether you need surgical repair or more conservative management.
Shoulder Arthroscopy & Rotator Cuff Repair
What Is Shoulder Arthroscopy and How Does It Help?
Shoulder arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgery used to diagnose and repair shoulder injuries. When the rotator cuff (a group of muscles and tendons) tears, it can cause pain and limit movement. Arthroscopy allows surgeons to repair the tear using small incisions, reducing recovery time.
Signs and Symptoms to Watch For
Shoulder pain, especially with overhead motion or lifting
Weakness in lifting your arm
Night pain, especially when lying on the affected side
A “catching” or “grinding” sensation in the shoulder
Patient Education Resources
Here is a patient education article by OrthoPedia.
Next Steps:
If you’re experiencing shoulder pain or limited mobility, our orthopedic team can assess you and determine if arthroscopy or rotator cuff repair is the best path forward.
Tendon & Ligament Repair (Including Achilles, Trigger Finger, Sports Injuries)
What Is Tendon and Ligament Repair and How Does It Help?
When tendons or ligaments are damaged — whether due to sports injury, overuse, or trauma — surgical repair can restore their strength, stability, and function. This includes:
Tendon / ligament repair (e.g., Achilles tendon)
Trigger finger release
Sports injury surgery for ligament tears or tendon damage
These procedures help prevent long-term damage, restore range of motion, and support a safe return to active life.
Signs and Symptoms to Watch For
Pain or weakness when using a tendon (e.g., weakness in pushing off if Achilles is injured)
Swelling, stiffness, or “locking” in a finger (trigger finger)
Instability or pain in a joint after a sports injury
Limited ability to perform daily activities or play sports
Next Steps:
If you’ve injured a tendon or ligament or have symptoms of trigger finger or sports-related joint pain, contact our orthopedic surgical team for an evaluation. We’ll review imaging, discuss surgical vs. non-surgical options, and tailor a recovery plan to your lifestyle.
Meet Our Orthopedic Providers
Dr. Justin Hollander, D.O.
Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon
Gibson 2nd Floor
906.293.9118
Joe Jankowski, PA-C
Orthopedics
Gibson 2nd Floor
906.293.9118
Why Choose HNJH for Orthopedic Surgery
Local access:
Receive surgical care in Newberry — no need to travel far for expert orthopedic treatment.
Comprehensive continuum of care:
From surgery to rehab, we coordinate every step so you heal with confidence.
Minimally invasive options:
Many of our procedures use advanced arthroscopy or small-incision techniques for faster recovery.
Patient-centered support:
in-house physical therapy, and education mean you’re supported before, during, and after surgery.
Community-focused care:
As part of the Upper Peninsula, we understand rural health needs and strive to deliver highly personalized and efficient surgical care close to home.
Advanced local care:
As one of the most advanced medical facilities in the region, we offers modern diagnostic imaging and rehabilitation services to support accurate diagnosis, effective treatment, and a smoother recovery process close to home.
Schedule Your
Orthopedic Consultation
If you’re experiencing joint pain, instability, or limited function, or if you’ve been diagnosed with an injury that may require surgery, please contact our orthopedic surgical team:
Schedule an Appointment
Call for More info
Orthopedic Surgery at
Helen Newberry Joy Hospital
Why Orthopedic Surgical Services Matter in the Upper Peninsula
At Helen Newberry Joy Hospital, we are proud to bring advanced orthopedic surgical care to the heart of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. In rural and remote communities, access to high-quality orthopedic surgery can be limited — which means traveling long distances for treatment or recovery. By offering surgical procedures like arthroscopy, tendon repair, and ligament reconstruction locally, we help our patients:
Restore mobility and strength without leaving their community
Reduce travel burden, especially for follow-up and rehabilitation
Recover close to home, with in-house support and continuity of care
Benefit from personalized, patient-centered care tailored to rural lifestyles and needs
*This is not an all-inclusive list
Our orthopedic team is dedicated to treating a wide range of joint, tendon, and sports-related injuries using modern, minimally invasive techniques whenever possible — helping you get back to the activities you love.
Our
Orthopedic Surgical
Services
Here are some of the key orthopedic surgical procedures we offer, with descriptions, signs to look out for, and trusted educational resources.
Knee Arthroscopy
What Is Knee Arthroscopy and How Does It Help?
Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgery where a small camera (arthroscope) is inserted into the knee joint through tiny incisions. This allows the surgeon to diagnose and repair issues such as torn meniscus cartilage, damaged ligaments, or loose fragments in the knee.
Signs and Symptoms to Watch For
Persistent knee pain, especially inside or along the joint line
Swelling after twisting injury
A “popping” or “locking” sensation when bending or straightening the knee
Difficulty bearing weight or unstable feeling in the knee
Patient Education Resources
Here is a
video explaining knee arthroscopy
and how it’s performed.
Next Steps:
If you are experiencing these symptoms, talk with one of our orthopedic surgeons to see if arthroscopy could help. We’ll evaluate your condition and recommend the best treatment plan.
Arthroscopic Meniscus Tear & Repair
What Is Arthroscopic Meniscus Repair and How Does It Help?
The meniscus is a C-shaped piece of cartilage in the knee that acts as a shock absorber. A tear can cause pain, instability, and eventually lead to arthritis. A meniscus repair (or partial removal) helps restore knee function and prevents further joint damage.
Signs and Symptoms to Watch For
Sharp pain with twisting motions
Swelling after twisting injury
Locking or catching of the knee (cannot fully straighten or bend)
Sensation that the knee “gives way” or feels unstable
Patient Education Resources
Check out this
resource video about meniscus tear
from OrthoPedia.
Next Steps:
If you think you might have a meniscus tear, our team can evaluate your symptoms, order imaging if needed, and discuss options — whether you need surgical repair or more conservative management.
Shoulder Arthroscopy & Rotator Cuff Repair
What Is Shoulder Arthroscopy and How Does It Help?
Shoulder arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgery used to diagnose and repair shoulder injuries. When the rotator cuff (a group of muscles and tendons) tears, it can cause pain and limit movement. Arthroscopy allows surgeons to repair the tear using small incisions, reducing recovery time.
Signs and Symptoms to Watch For
Shoulder pain, especially with overhead motion or lifting
Weakness in lifting your arm
Night pain, especially when lying on the affected side
A “catching” or “grinding” sensation in the shoulder
Patient Education Resources
Here is a patient education article by OrthoPedia.
Next Steps:
If you’re experiencing shoulder pain or limited mobility, our orthopedic team can assess you and determine if arthroscopy or rotator cuff repair is the best path forward.
Tendon & Ligament Repair (Including Achilles, Trigger Finger, Sports Injuries)
What Is Tendon and Ligament Repair and How Does It Help?
When tendons or ligaments are damaged — whether due to sports injury, overuse, or trauma — surgical repair can restore their strength, stability, and function. This includes:
Tendon / ligament repair (e.g., Achilles tendon)
Trigger finger release
Sports injury surgery for ligament tears or tendon damage
These procedures help prevent long-term damage, restore range of motion, and support a safe return to active life.
Signs and Symptoms to Watch For
Pain or weakness when using a tendon (e.g., weakness in pushing off if Achilles is injured)
Swelling, stiffness, or “locking” in a finger (trigger finger)
Instability or pain in a joint after a sports injury
Limited ability to perform daily activities or play sports
Next Steps:
If you’ve injured a tendon or ligament or have symptoms of trigger finger or sports-related joint pain, contact our orthopedic surgical team for an evaluation. We’ll review imaging, discuss surgical vs. non-surgical options, and tailor a recovery plan to your lifestyle.
Meet Our Orthopedic Providers
Dr. Justin Hollander, D.O.
Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon
Gibson 2nd Floor
906.293.9118
Joe Jankowski, PA-C
Orthopedics
Gibson 2nd Floor
906.293.9118
Why Choose HNJH for Orthopedic Surgery
Local access:
Receive surgical care in Newberry — no need to travel far for expert orthopedic treatment.
Comprehensive continuum of care:
From surgery to rehab, we coordinate every step so you heal with confidence.
Minimally invasive options:
Many of our procedures use advanced arthroscopy or small-incision techniques for faster recovery.
Patient-centered support:
in-house physical therapy, and education mean you’re supported before, during, and after surgery.
Community-focused care:
As part of the Upper Peninsula, we understand rural health needs and strive to deliver highly personalized and efficient surgical care close to home.
Advanced local care:
As one of the most advanced medical facilities in the region, we offers modern diagnostic imaging and rehabilitation services to support accurate diagnosis, effective treatment, and a smoother recovery process close to home.
Schedule Your
Orthopedic Consultation
If you’re experiencing joint pain, instability, or limited function, or if you’ve been diagnosed with an injury that may require surgery, please contact our orthopedic surgical team:
Schedule an Appointment
Call for More info