Who is the top-ranked knee replacement surgeon in New Jersey?

Alvin Ong in Egg Harbor Township is the highest-volume knee replacement surgeon in New Jersey with 231 Medicare procedures. Our rankings list 25 New Jersey surgeons by verified Medicare procedure volume. High-volume surgeons are associated with better outcomes and fewer complications.

How many knee replacement surgeons are in New Jersey?

New Jersey has 25 orthopedic surgeons who perform knee replacement, with a combined 3,702 Medicare procedures. The average surgeon in our New Jersey knee replacement rankings performs 148 procedures annually. Top cities include Princeton, Egg Harbor Township, Morristown.

What is the average cost of knee replacement in New Jersey?

For Medicare beneficiaries in New Jersey, out-of-pocket costs for knee 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. Many knee replacements are now performed as outpatient procedures, reducing costs.

Does Medicare cover knee replacement surgery in New Jersey?

Yes, Medicare Part A and Part B cover medically necessary knee replacement surgery in New Jersey. 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 New Jersey surgeons in our rankings accept Medicare assignment.

How do I choose the right knee replacement surgeon in New Jersey?

Compare New Jersey knee replacement surgeons by: (1) Medicare procedure volume — the top surgeon in New Jersey performs 231 procedures; (2) Board certification in orthopedic surgery; (3) Fellowship training in joint replacement; (4) Hospital quality ratings; (5) Use of modern techniques like robotic-assisted surgery (Mako, ROSA); (6) Proximity to your home.

What is the recovery time for knee replacement?

Most patients walk with assistance the same day or day after knee replacement surgery. Return to normal activities typically takes 6-12 weeks. Physical therapy starts immediately and continues for 8-12 weeks. Many New Jersey surgeons use rapid recovery protocols and robotic-assisted techniques that can speed healing and improve outcomes.

Why does surgeon procedure volume matter for knee replacement?

Medical research consistently shows that high-volume knee replacement surgeons achieve better patient outcomes. Studies published in the Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery found that surgeons performing 200+ procedures annually have lower complication rates, fewer revision surgeries, and higher patient satisfaction. Our New Jersey rankings use verified Medicare data to help you identify the most experienced surgeons.

Which cities in New Jersey have the best knee replacement surgeons?

The top cities for knee replacement surgery in New Jersey include Princeton, Egg Harbor Township, Morristown. These cities have the highest concentration of experienced knee replacement surgeons based on Medicare procedure volume data. We provide city-specific rankings to help you find qualified surgeons near you.

25 Best Knee Replacement Surgeons in New Jersey (2026)

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TOP 25 Knee Replacement Surgeons in New Jersey

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Alvin Ong

Anthony Costa

Robert Goldman

Fabio Orozco

Scott Schoifet

John Dundon

David Rodricks

Brian Vannozzi

Zachary Post

Alberto Carli, M.D.

Rajesh Jain

Paul Lombardi

David Nazarian

Gregg Klein

Matthew Austin, M.D.

Joseph Bogdan

Mark Pizzurro

Michael Harrer

Hari Bezwada

Brian Culp

Mark Gesell

Michael Ast

Gregory Deirmengian, MD

Harlan Levine

Danielle Ponzio

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