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Joint Replacement Surgeon in Lincoln Square
Dr. Harris sees patients for hip and knee replacement in Lincoln Square, on Chicago’s North Side.
Dr. Harris sees patients for hip and knee replacement in Lincoln Square, on Chicago’s North Side.
Dr. Harris is an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in hip and knee replacement. For patients who prefer to be seen in the city, he is in Lincoln Square. It is a convenient place to have hip or knee arthritis evaluated, discuss whether joint replacement makes sense, and plan next steps, without traveling to the suburbs.
The office is easy to reach for patients across the North Side, including Andersonville, Ravenswood, Uptown, North Center, and the surrounding neighborhoods. The visit is the same at every location: a hands-on examination, a review of your X-rays or MRI, and a clear, individualized recommendation.
Dr. Harris cares for patients needing hip replacement and knee replacement, including revision joint replacement. He also sees patients in Skokie and across the North Shore. New to this? Start with patient guides and conditions.
Nothing about the visit changes because it is in the city. The history, the examination and the X-rays, which are generally taken in the office the same day, are the same as at the other two offices, and so is the plan at the end of it. What to bring and what to expect are on the Skokie page.
Whether your insurance plan requires a referral before you are seen is covered on the joint replacement surgeon in Chicago page.
Parking is available at the building.
Patients closer to Skokie or the North Shore can be seen at the Skokie office or the North Shore office instead.
Dr. Harris sees patients for second opinions at the Lincoln Square office. Some have been told they need a hip or knee replacement and want another surgeon's opinion of the X-rays before deciding. Others have an existing joint replacement that has become painful, or has never felt right, and want to know why.
Bring the imaging. For an existing joint replacement, bring the operative report from the original surgery as well, since it identifies the implant. The joint replacement surgeon in Chicago page covers when to get a second opinion. The revision joint replacement page covers how a painful joint replacement is evaluated.
No. The Lincoln Square office serves Andersonville, Ravenswood, Uptown, North Center and the surrounding North Side neighborhoods, and anyone is welcome to choose whichever of the three offices is most convenient.
Usually, yes. X-rays are generally taken in the office at the first visit, so the examination and the imaging can be reviewed together before you leave. Recent X-rays or an MRI from elsewhere may mean fewer repeat films, so bring them.
Yes. Dr. Harris sees patients for second opinions at the Lincoln Square office, both before a first joint replacement and for an existing hip or knee replacement that has become painful.
Yes. Parking is available at the building.
Dr. Harris sees patients for hip and knee arthritis in Lincoln Square, which is convenient to Andersonville, Ravenswood, Uptown, North Center and the surrounding North Side neighborhoods.