How many orthopedic surgeons are ranked in Connecticut?

Our Connecticut directory includes 94 orthopedic surgeons who performed a combined 4,611 Medicare joint replacement procedures. These surgeons are ranked by verified Medicare procedure volume across hip, knee, and shoulder replacements, providing transparent data to help patients compare experience levels.

Who is the highest-volume orthopedic surgeon in Connecticut?

Matthew J Grosso, M.D. in Hartford is currently the highest-volume orthopedic surgeon in Connecticut with 140 Medicare procedures. High procedure volume is associated with better patient outcomes, fewer complications, and shorter recovery times according to orthopedic research.

Which cities in Connecticut have the most orthopedic surgeons?

The top cities for orthopedic surgery in Connecticut are: Hartford (11 surgeons), Greenwich (9 surgeons), Hamden (8 surgeons), Danbury (6 surgeons), New Haven (6 surgeons). Connecticut has orthopedic surgeons practicing across 29 cities statewide. Urban medical centers tend to have higher surgeon concentrations and access to advanced surgical technology.

What types of joint replacement procedures are performed in Connecticut?

Connecticut orthopedic surgeons performed 2,238 knee replacements, 1,642 hip replacements, and 731 shoulder replacements based on Medicare data. Knee replacement is the most common joint replacement procedure nationwide. Many Connecticut surgeons also offer minimally invasive techniques and robotic-assisted surgery for improved precision and faster recovery.

How do I choose the best orthopedic surgeon in Connecticut?

Key factors to consider when choosing an orthopedic surgeon in Connecticut: (1) Medicare procedure volume: higher volume correlates with better outcomes; (2) Board certification in orthopedic surgery; (3) Fellowship training in joint replacement; (4) Hospital quality ratings and accreditation; (5) Patient satisfaction scores; (6) Use of modern techniques like robotic-assisted surgery; (7) Proximity to your home for follow-up appointments.

Does Medicare cover joint replacement surgery in Connecticut?

Yes, Medicare Part A and Part B cover medically necessary joint replacement surgery in Connecticut, including hip, knee, and shoulder replacements. Coverage includes the surgery, hospital stay, anesthesia, physical therapy, and durable medical equipment. You'll typically pay 20% coinsurance after meeting your Part B deductible. All 94 surgeons in our Connecticut rankings accept Medicare.

What is the average cost of joint replacement in Connecticut?

For Medicare beneficiaries in Connecticut, out-of-pocket costs for joint replacement typically range from $1,500-$4,500 after meeting your deductible. Total costs vary by procedure type, hospital vs. outpatient surgery center, and your specific Medicare plan. Hip and knee replacements are increasingly performed as outpatient procedures, which can reduce costs. All ranked Connecticut surgeons accept Medicare assignment.

How is surgeon ranking data verified for Connecticut?

Our Connecticut surgeon rankings are based on CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) public datasets, which track every Medicare-billed procedure by provider NPI number. This data is independently verified by the federal government and represents the most comprehensive publicly available source for surgeon procedure volumes. Rankings are updated annually when new CMS data is published.

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94 surgeons • 4,611 procedures Current Medicare data

94 orthopedic surgeons in Connecticut ranked by Medicare hip, knee, and shoulder replacement volume.

Rankings reflect Medicare procedure volume, one factor among many. Volume does not measure quality of care.

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Hartford11 Greenwich9 Hamden8 Danbury6 New Haven6 Stamford5 Middlebury4 North Franklin4 Fairfield4 Farmington3 Middletown3 Norwalk3

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