Question 1

Who is the top-ranked hip replacement surgeon in Kansas?

Accepted Answer

Jeffrey Salin in Overland Park is the highest-volume hip replacement surgeon in Kansas with 131 Medicare procedures. Our rankings list 25 Kansas surgeons by verified Medicare procedure volume. High-volume surgeons are associated with better outcomes and fewer complications.

Question 2

How many hip replacement surgeons are in Kansas?

Accepted Answer

Kansas has 25 orthopedic surgeons who perform hip replacement, with a combined 1,703 Medicare procedures. The average surgeon in our Kansas hip replacement rankings performs 68 procedures annually. Top cities include Wichita, Overland Park, Leawood.

Question 3

What is the average cost of hip replacement in Kansas?

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For Medicare beneficiaries in Kansas, out-of-pocket costs for hip replacement typically range from $1,500-$4,500 after meeting your deductible. Costs depend on your hospital choice, whether you have outpatient vs. inpatient surgery, and your specific Medicare plan. Anterior approach hip replacement may allow same-day discharge, reducing hospital costs.

Question 4

Does Medicare cover hip replacement surgery in Kansas?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Medicare Part A and Part B cover medically necessary hip replacement surgery in Kansas. Coverage includes the surgery, hospital stay, anesthesia, physical therapy, and durable medical equipment. You'll pay 20% coinsurance after meeting your Part B deductible. All 25 Kansas surgeons in our rankings accept Medicare assignment.

Question 5

How do I choose the right hip replacement surgeon in Kansas?

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Compare Kansas hip replacement surgeons by: (1) Medicare procedure volume: the top surgeon in Kansas performs 131 procedures; (2) Board certification in orthopedic surgery; (3) Fellowship training in joint replacement; (4) Hospital quality ratings; (5) Use of modern techniques like anterior approach or robotic-assisted techniques; (6) Proximity to your home.

Question 6

What is the recovery time for hip replacement?

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Most patients walk with assistance within 24 hours of hip replacement. Return to desk work typically takes 4-6 weeks, while physical jobs may require 3-6 months. Top Kansas hip surgeons use minimally invasive approaches and enhanced recovery protocols to reduce pain and accelerate healing.

Question 7

Why does surgeon procedure volume matter for hip replacement?

Accepted Answer

Medical research consistently shows that high-volume hip replacement surgeons achieve better patient outcomes. Studies published in the Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery found that surgeons performing 150+ procedures annually have lower complication rates, fewer revision surgeries, and higher patient satisfaction. Our Kansas rankings use verified Medicare data to help you identify the most experienced surgeons.

Question 8

Which cities in Kansas have the best hip replacement surgeons?

Accepted Answer

The top cities for hip replacement surgery in Kansas include Wichita, Overland Park, Leawood. These cities have the highest concentration of experienced hip replacement surgeons based on Medicare procedure volume data. We provide city-specific rankings to help you find qualified surgeons near you.

Top 25 Hip Replacement Surgeons in Kansas

Jeffrey Salin

Kirk Kindsfater, MD

Scott Cook

Tyler Bron

Jeffrey Shepherd

Tarun Bhargava

Jon Banwart, MD

James Huston

Cameron Ledford

Randall Hildebrand

Todd Herrenbruck

Scott Wingerter

Jacob Deister

Paul Pappademos

Derek Miller, D.O.

James Pigg

Daniel Reinhardt

Aneel Jiwanlal

Casey Whale

Ryan Deblis, M.D.

Ian Kovach

Travis Rump

Alexander Harbin

Paul Enns

Michael Hubbard, D.O.

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