Orthopaedic Shoulder Surgeons in Connecticut

The best shoulder care keeps you moving forward.

When you injure your shoulder, simple movements can become really difficult. Relieving pain and getting you back to the lifestyle you’ve built is your first priority–and ours, too. At Connecticut Orthopaedics, you’ll receive a fast, accurate diagnosis and a treatment plan that is customized to you. Our shoulder surgeons provide you with the best and most comprehensive care in Connecticut to keep your joints working well.

Our Shoulder Specialists

Common Shoulder Injuries

Shoulder Separation/Dislocation
Frozen Shoulder
Tendonitis of the Long Head of the Bicep
Rotator Cuff Tears
Shoulder Impingement
Flexor Tendinitis
Broken Collarbone

Our Comprehensive Approach to Shoulder Care

After identifying the root of the problem, our team focuses on providing you the best possible outcome. Our experienced orthopaedic shoulder surgeons use minimally invasive and conventional surgical procedures along with nonsurgical treatments. Plus, we work closely with our in-house physiatrists, pain management experts, physical therapists, and occupational therapists who guide you through diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. We are here from the start of the issue until you can seamlessly get back into your daily routine. In order to make recovery as easy as possible, we offer a full array of diagnostic equipment including in-office X-Rays and three MRI centers with convenient weeknight and weekend hours. We also have our own Surgical Center in Branford and 12 in-house physical therapy centers so you can find what’s convenient for you. Whatever your needs, you have a team of the best shoulder surgeons in Connecticut working with you to keep you moving forward.

Patient Education

CT Orthopaedic Institute at MidState – Dr. John Daigneault

Rotator Cuff Tears

Rotator cuff tears are one of the most common orthopaedic problems and effect more than 17 million persons annually in the United States.

Dislocated Shoulder

Traumatic shoulder dislocations are the most commonly occurring large joint dislocations.

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