Please note our OrthoAccess Orthopaedic Walk-In Clinic is closing at 4:15pm on Thursday, March 21, 2024.

Spectrum Orthopaedics Helps You Get Back to What You Love

When a condition affecting your bones and joints interferes with your ability to live life without pain or compromise, we’re here for you. Our physicians have a proud 35-year history of serving communities across the region—even in the most rural areas. We provide care to Southern and Western Maine, and aim to bring our patients more convenience, increased accessibility to services and the same expert care you’ve come to expect. After all, this is our home too.

Our board-certified orthopedic physicians and surgeons—many with subspecialty fellowship training—as well as physical and occupational therapists, physician assistants, nurses and certified athletic trainers are here to get you back to what you love most.

From timely and accurate diagnosis, to a full range of surgical and nonsurgical treatment options tailored to your needs, you can count on us for the right orthopedic care, in the right place, at the right time. Our appointment center team is available 24/7 to assist you in scheduling a physician appointment.

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Non-Surgical Relief for Joint Pain and Injuries

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The Spectrum Ambulatory Surgery Center helps patients get home and on the path to recovery faster. With traditional joint replacement surgery, patients typically spend several days in the hospital and require extensive rehabilitation. Instead, Spectrum ASC patients can go home the same day with less invasive outpatient procedures involving smaller incisions and less tissue damage.

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