Multi-Specialty Orthopedic Care in Watertown, New York

We make it easy to get the care you need in one convenient location. No need to drive out of town or even across town. Make North Country Orthopaedic Group in Watertown, NY your destination for orthopedic care.

Our multi-specialty medical team can diagnose and treat a full spectrum of injuries and diseases that affect the musculoskeletal system (bones, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves).  We can also address some nerve-related conditions and provide targeted relief for spinal pain.

Since 1959, we have set the standard for orthopedic surgery and non-operative care in New York’s North Country. Our areas of expertise have expanded to include endocrinologists to treat osteoporosis and surgeons who specialize in general and thoracic surgery. Our ambulatory surgery center is highly regarded in the area as well. All of this is available to you at our location in Watertown, New York.

We want to ensure that our excellent reputation continues by always providing the best patient service possible. Let us show what excellence looks like. Come to North Country Orthopaedic Group for a detailed evaluation of your musculoskeletal health. Don’t wait – call (315) 782-1650 now or use our online appointment request form.

Board-Certification

The American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery (ABOS) establishes educational standards for orthopaedic residents and also evaluates the initial and continuing qualifications and knowledge of orthopaedic surgeons. When an orthopaedic surgeon has been board-certified, he/she has completed all necessary training to be a well-qualified surgeon. The surgeon has been evaluated by surgical peers and rigorously tested to ensure that he/she follows the appropriate standards of practice.

All five North Country Orthopaedic Group surgeons are board-certified or actively engaged in the two year certification process (board-eligible). Some hospitals in Jefferson County have hired non-board-certified surgeons. We believe board certification matters.

Click here to find out if your surgeon is board-certified.

For more information about the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery certification, click the links below:

• Importance of Board Certification
• FAQs