To Our Valued Patients,

We hope this message finds you and your family in good health.

Our primary focus at Connecticut Orthopaedics continues to be our commitment to the well-being of our patients, staff and the community we serve. We’ve been here for you throughout the past year, and we continue to offer expert care in the safest possible environment.

Despite the challenges of the last year, we have several exciting developments that we wanted to share with you. They include:

  • Partnering with Hartford Healthcare in the new Connecticut Orthopaedic Institute at St. Vincent’s Medical Center
  • A new orthopaedic-only surgical center in Milford
  • A new Shelton location, offering specialty and urgent care
  • A new state-of-the-art 7,000 sq/ft Sports Therapy | Rehab center in Branford
  • Being named “Best Orthopaedic Practice” in the 2020 Shoreline Time’s “Best of” Reader’s Poll

There is no other Connecticut practice offering the convenience, personalized care and comprehensive experience you will find at Connecticut Orthopaedics. From your first visit, to diagnosing your injury, to treatment and rehabilitation, we offer end-to-end orthopaedic services designed to safely accommodate your needs.

To learn more or schedule an appointment today, call 203.407.3500.

In good health,
The Team at Connecticut Orthopaedics
#MovingForwardTogether

Connecticut Orthopaedics is honored to have won ‘Best Orthopaedic Practice’ in the 2020 Shoreline Time’s Best of Reader’s Poll! Thank you to the community members that voted and who continue to allow us to provide the highest level of orthopaedic care on the shoreline.

At Connecticut Orthopaedics, there is nothing more important than the health and well-being of our patients, employees and community. As part of our commitment to protecting our Sports Therapy | Rehab patients from airborne transmission of viruses, including coronavirus, we have installed the Novaerus Air Disinfection System at all of our Sports Therapy | Rehab locations. If you would like to learn more about how this system works, please click the image below.

Kristin Sandrowski, MD is a fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeon specializing in Upper Extremity Surgery focusing on the hand, wrist and elbow. Kristin graduated from Trumbull High School and went on to attend New York University where she graduated with a double major in biology and political science. She earned her medical degree from Jefferson Medical College where she was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha, Hobart Amory Hare and George McClellan Surgical Honor Societies.

Dr. Sandrowski completed her Residency at The Rothman Institute in Philadelphia, a top five nationally ranked orthopaedic department that provides care for the Philadelphia Eagles, Phillies, Flyers, and 76ers. Dr. Sandrowski then completed an additional year of advanced fellowship training in Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery at NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases. There she learned a number of advanced techniques in Upper Extremity surgery including wide-awake surgery, nerve surgery, arthroscopy, arthroplasty and complex reconstruction.

She will be seeing patients in four different offices:

  • Fairfield – 1055 Post Rd.
  • Shelton – 330 Bridgeport Ave.
  • Trumbull – 888 White Plains Rd.
  • Westport – 1800 Post Road East

In addition to seeing patients at those four locations, Dr. Sandrowski will also be utilizing the Connecticut Orthopaedic Institute at St. Vincents Medical Center as well as a surgical center in Milford, CT.

Did you know social distancing for running is greater than standing still? When standing it is recommended to stay 6 feet apart from people, while running can be 10 times that number (60ft.) without a mask.

Why? The physics of small particles in moving air is different. Running toward the person in front of you increases the contact with the particles at longer distances pending your speed. That faster you run the more space you need. Just like cars, stopping distances go up the faster you go.

Updated as of: 2/1/2023

Our primary focus at Connecticut Orthopaedics continues to be our commitment to the well-being of our patients, staff, and the community we serve.

Based on the latest Department of Public Health decision to eliminate the mask requirement in healthcare facilities, Connecticut Orthopaedics has made masks optional for all patients and staff.

Masks continued to be required at all outpatient surgical centers, and are recommended for patients in the physical therapy and chiropractic setting.

The following office procedures remain in place to protect our patients and staff:

• Patients are asked screening questions upon scheduling and again prior to their appointment.
• Increased cleaning takes place in our offices, waiting and exam rooms.
• Hand sanitizer is available throughout our offices.

If you’re not feeling well, we strongly encourage you to reschedule your appointment. However, if your orthopaedic situation is urgent, please call us in advance so we may be prepared.