Jon D Norberg, MD
Member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

My Approach to Treating Patients
We believe in meeting patients' individual needs through comprehensive evaluation and treatment designed to help them achieve an active, pain-free lifestyle. Many hand and wrist conditions can be treated by non-surgical techniques--surgery is just one treatment option. We combine leading edge techniques with proven traditional methods to provide our patients with the best orthopaedic hand care possible.

I work to develop a partnership with my patients. On my part, this begins with listening. And one of the most important things I need to know is how the physical problem affects this patient's life. We develop a dialogue, through which my patients understand the diagnostic process, their own unique problem, their treatment choices, and the recovery process. Patients help to guide and direct the diagnostic and treatment activities.

I believe that knowledgeable patients make the best decisions about their own treatment. That's why I explain every step of the diagnostic process. Next, I want my patients to understand their condition: How it developed and how various treatments can improve or repair the problem. When we consider treatment options, I present a realistic outlook on the results we can achieve. I'm also frank about any risks that might be involved. If a non-surgical option is available, I'll explain that avenue in depth.

Our purpose is to handle each and every patient visit with care and proficiency. It is also highly important to us that our Doctor/Patient relationship is open and honest. It is my responsibility to make sure patients are well informed about their conditions and the treatment choices available. My professional staff and I will also provide you with patient education materials, (e.g., models, web sites, pamphlets, and pictures) that give you added appreciation of your condition and treatment options.

Other Staff in My Practice
David Beard M.D.

 
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