
Most patients walk within hours of surgery

Standing, walking, and beginning recovery

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Medical school · Doctor of Medicine
— Specialties
Modern hip and
knee care, done right.
Hip and knee replacement performed with robotic precision and muscle-sparing technique — including partial knee for the right candidates. And when surgery isn’t the right answer yet, regenerative injections to delay it, bridge it, or avoid it altogether. One practice, focused on what the joint actually needs.
01
Robotic-assisted joint replacement
Surgeon-controlled robotic precision within a fraction of a millimeter. Better alignment, more consistent placement.
02
Anterior hip replacement
Muscle-sparing approach through the front of the hip. Walk the same day. No restrictions on leg position afterward.
03
Quadriceps-sparing knee replacement
A subvastus approach — under the quadriceps tendon, not through it. Less pain, faster strength return, and greater range of motion in early recovery.
04
Partial knee replacement
When arthritis is confined to one compartment, replace only that part. Smaller incision, faster recovery, a more natural-feeling knee.
05
PRP & orthobiologic injections
Platelet-rich plasma drawn from your own blood, concentrated, and delivered directly to the joint or tendon. An alternative to surgery, a bridge before it, or recovery support after injury.

Robotic-assisted
Mako joint replacement
A personalized 3D plan built from your CT scan, executed with robotic-arm accuracy. Implants fit your anatomy — not the other way around.
Accuracy
Sub-mm
Planning
Personalized 3D

Hip
Anterior hip replacement
Approached through the front of the hip — between muscles, not through them. Walk the same day. No restrictions on leg position afterward — no avoiding stairs, low chairs, or crossing your legs.
Walking
Day of surgery
Hip precautions
None

Knee
Quadriceps-sparing knee replacement
A subvastus approach — under the quadriceps tendon, not through it. You keep the strength that powers stairs and walking, with less pain and greater range of motion in early recovery.
Strength
Preserved
Range of motion
Greater early

Knee
Partial knee replacement
When arthritis is confined to one compartment, there’s no need to replace the whole knee. A targeted resurfacing means smaller incision, more preserved bone and ligament, and a knee that feels more like your own.
Incision
Smaller
Feel
More natural

Regenerative
PRP & orthobiologic injections
Platelet-rich plasma drawn from your own blood, concentrated, and delivered directly to the joint or tendon under ultrasound guidance. An alternative to surgery, a bridge before it, or recovery support after injury.
TreatS
Hip, knee, shoulder, tendon, plantar
Course
Single or series of 3
Preparation
8-minute spin
Recovery
Walking day one
Most patients are standing and taking steps the same day as their procedure, often before leaving the hospital.
Precision
Sub-millimeter accuracy
Robotic-assisted planning and execution means implants fit your anatomy — not the other way around.
Longevity
20+ year implants
Modern implants combined with precise alignment are designed to last decades without revision.
— See it in action
How Mako actually
works.
An overview of how robotic-assisted joint replacement works — the CT-based 3D plan, the surgeon-controlled robotic arm, and what that precision means for hip, knee, and partial knee replacement.

— Animation
Mako for Joint Replacement
Video courtesy of Stryker
— Compassionate Care
The surgery is
modern. The
care is personal.
You’ll meet with Dr. Kadri directly — before surgery, through recovery, and long after. No rushed visits. No rotating providers. No guesswork.
01 · SPEED
Faster timelines
Early mobility and shorter downtime built into every procedure. You start moving the day of surgery.
02 · PRECISION
Technology-led
Robotic-assisted accuracy and advanced surgical planning for predictable, long-lasting outcomes.
03 · CONFIDENCE
Clear communication
You’ll know what to expect at every step — recovery timelines, pain, milestones, and results.
04 · HUMANITY
Personalized trust
Every plan is built around your life, your activity level, and your goals — not a standard protocol.
— What patients say
Built on trust,
measured in outcomes.


— Specialties
Modern surgery,
measured in lives
returned.
Dr. Omar Kadri is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in hip and knee replacement using the most advanced surgical techniques available today.
Trained at UCLA School of Medicine, with surgical residency at Henry Ford Health System and fellowship in adult reconstruction at Allegheny General Hospital, Dr. Kadri combines robotic-assisted precision with muscle-sparing approaches and a patient-first philosophy — helping people get back to the lives they love, as quickly and safely as possible.
Medical School
UCLA School of Medicine
Residency
Henry Ford Health System
Fellowship
Allegheny General Hospital
Certification
Board Certified
Specialty
Hip & Knee Replacement
Approach
Robotic · Anterior · Quad-sparing
— Your next step
Because recovery shouldn't
take months.
Schedule a consultation with Dr. Kadri. We’ll review your imaging, discuss the approach that fits your life, and map out a realistic path back to the activities you miss.