A Different Technique

Our Techniques

Minimum pain. Maximum gain.
If knee or hip pain is slowing you down, you don’t have to give up your active lifestyle. Did you know the fastest growing age group for joint replacements is patients between ages 45 to 55? Advancements in minimally invasive surgery are a big reason why.

We use what’s called the “quad-sparing technique” for total knee replacement, which eliminates the need to cut the quadriceps tendon.

A leader in minimally invasive, same-day total knee replacements, the Virtua Joint Replacement Institute is one of the few hospitals in the country to offer this revolutionary procedure.

Our Difference

Experience matters
As one of the few healthcare providers to offer minimally invasive joint replacement surgery, Virtua has become the Institute of “I got my life back” for countless patients from around the country.

We’re not only pioneers in this revolutionary surgery, we’re also known throughout the region for offering a high level of personal care and attention. From your initial consultation, all the way through rehab, your Virtua team will be there to help you get back on your feet sooner.

According to a national survey of hospital patients*, the Virtua Joint Replacement Institute earned a 99% patient satisfaction rating.

*Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) survey is a standardized survey developed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services that measures patients’ perspectives on hospital care


Why choose Virtua for your knee replacement?


With Virtua’s same-day, patient-friendly knee replacement surgery, your surgery only requires a 3- to 4-inch incision and won’t involve cutting the quadriceps tendon. Discover how our patients say this revolutionary surgery is helping them get their lives back.

Why choose Virtua for your hip replacement?

A reason for replacing the hip joint may be due to severe arthritis pain that limits a person's activity. These days, there is no “right” age to get a joint replacement. Many younger individuals now opt for joint replacement, since the latest generation of these technologically advanced implants can last for 25 to 30 years.