Joint replacement care • Lake Oswego, Oregon
Joint Replacement Specialists in Lake Oswego
Personalized evaluation and advanced surgical options for arthritic or damaged hip, knee and shoulder joints, including primary, revision, partial and robotic-assisted procedures.
A decision built around your life
Replacement is a pathway, not a starting point.
Joint pain can narrow everyday life. The right plan begins by understanding the source of the problem, how it affects your function and which treatments have already been tried.
OSM physicians consider appropriate nonsurgical care, joint preservation, reconstruction and replacement. When replacement is the right option, the procedure and recovery plan are tailored to the joint, diagnosis and patient.
Evaluate the whole picture
Review symptoms, examination findings, imaging, health history, prior treatment and the activities that matter to you.
Match the procedure and surgeon
Connect the diagnosis with the appropriate replacement option and an OSM physician whose focus fits your needs.
Plan the recovery
Prepare for mobility, rehabilitation, follow-up and a safe return toward everyday activities.
Joint replacement options
Hip, knee and shoulder replacement expertise
OSM provides replacement care across several joints. Specific procedures vary by physician and are recommended only after an individual evaluation.
Hip replacement
Mobility, comfort and stability
- Total hip replacement
- Anterior total hip replacement
- Minimally invasive approaches when appropriate
- Revision hip replacement
- Evaluation of a painful prior replacement
Knee replacement
Alignment, motion and function
- Partial knee replacement
- Total knee replacement
- Revision knee replacement
- Outpatient pathways when appropriate
- Evaluation of knee arthritis and joint damage
Robotic-assisted surgery
Technology supporting the surgical plan
- Robotic-assisted partial knee replacement
- Personalized planning for selected procedures
- Intraoperative data and guidance
- Surgeon-controlled technology
- Eligibility based on the individual diagnosis
Shoulder replacement
Care for advanced shoulder damage
- Anatomic total shoulder replacement
- Reverse shoulder replacement
- Complex and revision shoulder surgery
- Shoulder arthritis evaluation
- Reconstructive options based on the diagnosis
Personalized care pathway
A plan before, during and after surgery
Joint replacement is a major decision. OSM’s approach combines careful evaluation, clear discussion of options and recovery planning centered on your health and goals.
Before replacement is chosen
Your evaluation may include:
- History and physical examination
- X-rays or other imaging when appropriate
- Review of prior treatment
- Nonsurgical options
- Joint-preserving alternatives
- Shared decision-making
When replacement is appropriate
Your plan may address:
- Procedure and approach selection
- Preparation and health optimization
- Implant and surgical planning
- Pain and mobility planning
- Physical therapy and rehabilitation
- Follow-up and return to activity
The procedures and technologies described on this page are not offered by every OSM physician or appropriate for every patient. Your surgeon will explain the relevant options, risks, alternatives and expected recovery for your situation.
Featured joint replacement specialists
Focused expertise for complex decisions
Derek Lamprecht, DO, Charles Petit, MD, Andrew Bryan, MD, and Steven Dailey, MD, bring complementary expertise in hip, knee and shoulder replacement, from primary procedures to robotic-assisted and complex revision care.
Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon
Derek E. Lamprecht, DO
Assistant Orthopedic Team Physician for the Portland Trail Blazers
Clinical Focus: Shoulder & Knee • Sports Medicine • Reconstruction & Replacement
Fellowship-trained in sports medicine, Dr. Lamprecht has practiced in Oregon since 2006 and provides arthroscopic and complex reconstructive surgery for the shoulder and knee. His replacement work includes anatomic and reverse shoulder replacement and knee replacement.
View Dr. Lamprecht’s profile
Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon
Charles J. Petit, MD
Head Orthopedic Team Physician for the Portland Trail Blazers
Clinical Focus: Hip, Knee & Shoulder • Joint Preservation • Reconstruction & Replacement
Dr. Petit is fellowship-trained in sports medicine and knee, shoulder and hip arthroscopy. His joint replacement work includes knee and hip replacement, robotic-assisted procedures, total shoulder replacement and complex revision shoulder surgery.
A Yale graduate and former men’s basketball captain, Dr. Petit completed orthopedic residency through the Harvard Combined Orthopedic Residency Program and fellowship training at Steadman-Hawkins.
View Dr. Petit’s profile
Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon
Andrew J. Bryan, MD
Fellowship-Trained in Knee & Hip Replacement
Clinical Focus: Hip & Knee Replacement • Partial Knee • Robotic-Assisted Surgery
Dr. Bryan’s practice centers on minimally invasive hip and knee replacement. His special interests include outpatient joint replacement, partial knee replacement and robotic-assisted surgery.
View Dr. Bryan’s profile
Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon
Steven Dailey, MD
Fellowship-Trained in Total Joint Replacement
Clinical Focus: Primary & Revision Hip and Knee Replacement • Robotic-Assisted Surgery
Dr. Dailey completed a total joint replacement fellowship at Johns Hopkins University. His expertise includes anterior total hip replacement, partial and total knee replacement, revision procedures and robotic-assisted joint replacement.
View Dr. Dailey’s profileLake Oswego, Portland & Scappoose
Specialized joint replacement care across the region.
OSM’s Lake Oswego office offers ground-level entry, free parking, convenient highway access and on-site MRI. OSM also sees patients at Providence Portland and in Scappoose.
17355 Lower Boones Ferry Road, Suite 100ALake Oswego, OR 97035 Locations, hours & directions
Provider schedules vary by location. Confirm the office listed for your appointment.
Common questions
About joint replacement at OSM
When should I consider a joint replacement evaluation?
An evaluation may be appropriate when joint pain, stiffness or loss of function persists, interferes with sleep or daily activity, and has not improved enough with appropriate nonsurgical care. An appointment does not commit you to surgery.
What is the difference between partial and total knee replacement?
A partial knee replacement treats a limited area of the knee, while a total knee replacement resurfaces the major joint compartments. The location and extent of arthritis, ligament stability, alignment and other factors help determine which option may be appropriate.
What does robotic-assisted joint replacement mean?
Robotic-assisted systems can support personalized planning and provide guidance during selected procedures. The surgeon remains in control of the operation. Available systems and eligibility depend on the procedure, diagnosis and physician.
What is revision joint replacement?
A primary replacement is the first operation replacing a joint. Revision surgery addresses an existing replacement when one or more components or the surrounding bone and soft tissue require further treatment.
Can joint replacement be outpatient?
Some patients may go home the day of surgery, while others may need an overnight stay or a different recovery plan. The safest setting depends on the procedure, medical history, support at home and early recovery.
How do I request an appointment with the right specialist?
Use the appointment request link or call 503-224-8399. Tell the team which joint is involved, whether you have had a previous replacement and where you prefer to be seen. They can help match your concern with the appropriate physician.
Move better. Live better.
Start with a careful joint replacement evaluation.
Request an appointment or call OSM. The team can help connect you with a specialist whose focus fits your joint and treatment needs.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or seek immediate emergency care. Information on this page is educational and does not replace an evaluation by a qualified healthcare professional.