Shoulder Pain

If your shoulder pain is the result of a rotator cuff tear, we’ll work with you to assess your goals and determine the best approach to restore function. For some, it’s conservative injury management with physical therapy and/or injections. For others, it’s minimally invasive shoulder surgery to reconstruct the tissues surrounding your rotator cuff.

If you have recurrent shoulder dislocations or episodes of instability, surgery might be a good option to help reduce that risk and get you back to your daily activities.

Shoulder arthritis usually happens because of natural and gradual cartilage wear and tear in your shoulder joints. It can cause shoulder pain, shoulder stiffness, or a grinding or clicking feeling in your shoulder. Rochester Regional Health has some of the area’s only experts who are specially trained and experienced in conducting shoulder replacement surgeries.

Our Shoulder Team specializes in treating shoulder injuries, including proximal humerus fractures, clavicle fractures, and scapula fractures. These injuries are often caused by traumatic falls, sports injuries, and motor vehicle accidents and should be managed promptly to maximize the function of your shoulder.