• When you make an appointment, you will have the option to have your initial consultation from the comfort of your own home.
• Virtual visits are private and secure, and our patient services team will walk you through the process and connect you with a Washington University specialist.

• Located on the campus of Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital, the Joint and Spine Center is easy to access, and parking is free.
• This clinic has 15 private rooms for joint patients and is connected to radiology for your convenience.

This virtual tour was taken before the COVID-19 pandemic and chairs in the waiting rooms have been reconfigured to comply with spacing requirements.

• EOS offers low dose images for patients who need a joint replacement. 3D representations of the patient anatomy are captured, and this information assists the clinical team to customize a treatment plan.
• To improve the patient experience, digital images are captured in 20 seconds with a single scan while the patient is standing or sitting.

• Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital is among the first in the St. Louis region to use a robotic arm for partial knee replacement procedures. Based on the severity of the arthritis in the knee, a total or partial knee replacement may be recommended by a surgeon.
• Patients suffering from severe pain or stiffness resulting from noninflammatory degenerative joint disease to being diagnosed with mid to late-stage osteoarthritis of the knee, may qualify from this treatment option.
• This technology allows Washington University surgeons to use a virtual 3D model to personalize each patient’s surgical plan based on their specific diagnosis and anatomy.
• Surgery is often an option when symptoms have not been relieved with techniques such as bracing, medication or joint fluid supplements.

• Washington University orthopedic doctors have been serving as the team physicians for the St. Louis Blues for over 20 years.
• This team of specialists brings a depth of experience and collaboration that benefits the health of the patients we serve.

• The team of physical therapists have years of experience helping patients recover after a hip or knee replacement. We offer customized programs to build up your joint strength, balance, and motion after surgery.
• Our sports therapy and rehabilitation program has three locations to serve you, two in west St. Louis County and one in South County.

• U.S. News and World Report consistently ranks Barnes-Jewish Hospital and its physician partners at Washington University among the nation’s elite.
• Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for total hip and total knee replacements.

• If you are in pain, but surgery is not right for you at this time, the Washington University Living Well Center at Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital offers services that will address your musculoskeletal issues and help you achieve your goals.
• Engaged patients have seen results within three months including, but not limited to less pain, improved strength, weight loss, controlled diabetes, and/or lower blood pressure.

• Our Washington University pain physicians specialize in nonnarcotic pain management using medications, injections, physical therapy and psychological therapy to relieve pain and improve your ability to function at work or school and participate in the activities you enjoy.
• You'll receive whole-person care, including physical therapy and psychological support to address pain and its effects on your life.