• General orthopedic conditions
• Arthritis care and degenerative joint disease
• Painful conditions associated with sports and active lifestyle
• Evaluation and treatment of sprains, strains and fractures
• Joint replacement
• Pain and spine care
• Ligament injury and reconstruction
• Occupational, work-related injuries
• Repetitive use injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis
• Acute and recurrent back and neck conditions
• Hand and foot problems
• Soft tissue injuries
• Fracture care, surgical and non-operative
• Previous injuries and follow-up care
• Osteoporosis

On-site Services

Monadnock Orthopaedic Associates conveniently provide on-site, face to face care with our specialists, electronic medical records, digital x-rays, casting and physical therapy services.

Pain medicine takes a multi-disciplinary approach to ensure a comprehensive evaluation and treatment of patients in pain. We help those in acute and chronic pain by using some of today’s most advanced pain treatment, including X-ray guided spine injections, nerve blocks and stimulation and ultrasound guided procedures, along with therapeutic exercise, medications, trigger point injections and osteopathic manual therapy.

Conditions we treat include: Low back pain Neck pain Radiculopathies / Sciatica Discogenic pain Other spine disorders Arthritis-related pain Neuropathic pain Neuralgias Shingles pain Acute pain

Chronic pain Myofascial pain Complex regional pain syndrome / RSD Cancer-related pain Bursitis Fibromyalgia Headaches Abdominal wall pain Piriformis syndrome

Other Pain Medicine Services:

• Botox A for chronic migraines
• Pain Management Consultation through MCH Pain Care Program
• Osteopathic Manual Medicine

From the collegiate to the recreational athlete and weekend warrior, our team has extensive experience in sports medicine. We provide comprehensive evaluation and treatment of conditions related to sports injuries or overuse, such as stress fractures, tendonitis and bursitis, and traumatic injuries to tendons and ligaments in all joints, head to toe.

Physiatrists are medical doctors who specialize in diagnosing and treating patients with nerve, muscle and bone injuries. MOA employs two board-certified, Mayo Clinic trained Physiatrists, both with advanced Fellowship training. As physical medicine and rehabilitation experts, Drs. Harrington and McNamara can design treatment plans and use non-surgical treatments, including therapeutic exercise, targeted pharmacologic management, biofeedback, electrotherapies, injections and bracing to help patients return to their sports or daily activities as soon as possible. We strive to be expert musculoskeletal diagnosticians who work side by side with the surgical team so patients are exposed to the full compliment of surgical and non-surgical options.

Surgery is a major step in treating orthopaedic conditions and we take it very seriously. Prior to recommending surgery, we work with our patients and medical team to fully assess the condition. Whenever possible, less invasive means of treatment are considered and followed first.

When surgery is necessary, our team is highly qualified in a wide range of services from minimally-invasive to highly complex surgical procedures. Coupled with excellent post-operative rehabilitation, our orthopaedic patients are more likely to recover faster.

Arthroscopic Surgery

Knee, ankle, shoulder, elbow and wrist, including Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair and Shoulder Stabilization and ACL / Knee Ligament Reconstruction

Joint Replacements

Knee, hip, shoulder and elbow

Trauma/Fracture

Fixation/stabilization of new injury and reconstruction of old deformities

Tendon Repair

Rotator cuff, biceps, triceps, hand/wrist, Achilles, patella, quadriceps, hip abductors, among others

Reconstruction for Instability/Ligament Repair

Patella dislocation reconstruction, ACL and knee ligaments, shoulder reconstruction, ankle ligament reconstruction

Nerve Surgery

Carpal tunnel release, ulnar nerve decompression

Tendonitis Surgery

Wrist and fingers, tennis and golfer’s elbow, Achilles, ankles, hip and knee

Fusions

Foot/ankle, hand/wrist

Hand

Trigger fingers, carpal tunnel release, cysts and benign tumors, reconstruction for degenerative conditions and fusions

Foot

Rheumatoid deformities, bunions and hammer toe deformities, tendonitis/tendon ruptures/tendon instability, cysts and benign tumors, reconstruction of deformities, fusions for degenerative conditions