Knee replacement surgeons and hospitals near Columbus, OH
24 doctors and 6 hospitals within 25 miles, with results last read from the public sources on Oct 21, 2026.
The five nearest
Sorted by distance from downtown Columbus.
1
Dr. Ana RiveraExample Orthopedic Group
71% of 88 eligible surgeries met the knee function targetSurgeries Oct 2022 to Sep 2023
143a year
3.2 miColumbus, OH
3
Dr. Maria OrtizExample Bone and Joint
Under review Complication result held while CMS settles the unitAdmissions Oct 2021 to Sep 2024
96a year
5.6 miBexley, OH
4
Dr. Sam OkaforExample Joint Specialists
58% of 52 met the knee function target in an older periodSurgeries Oct 2021 to Sep 2022 · no 2024 result
64a year
7.9 miUpper Arlington, OH
5
Dr. James MooreExample Joint Center
64% of 41 eligible surgeries met the knee function targetSurgeries Oct 2022 to Sep 2023
58a year
9.8 miDublin, OH
What knee replacement is
A total knee replacement removes the damaged surfaces of the knee joint. The surgeon replaces them with metal and plastic parts.
The most common reason is knee osteoarthritis. Surgeons in orthopedic surgery perform it.
A planned replacement of the other knee is a separate first surgery. It is not a repeat surgery.
What public records measure for knee replacement
One row for each measure a source publishes. A new row appears when OpenHealth reads a new source.
| Measure | Measured for | Source | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Knee function after knee replacement | Each doctor | CMS clinician quality, MIPS 470 | Surgeries Oct 2022 to Sep 2023 |
| Complications after hip or knee replacement | Each doctor | CMS clinician quality, MIPS 480 · held for review | Admissions Oct 2021 to Sep 2024 |
| Knee replacements in one year | Each doctor | CMS procedure volume | One-year window |
| Complications after hip or knee replacement | Each hospital | CMS hospital complications | Apr 2020 to Mar 2023 |
| Unplanned readmission after hip or knee replacement | Each hospital | CMS unplanned hospital visits | Jul 2020 to Jun 2023 |
| Hospital visits after outpatient orthopedic surgery | Each surgery center | CMS surgery center quality · still processing | 2023 |
| Repeat surgery on the same knee | Nobody | No free US source publishes this | None |
How to read a result
Dr. Rivera's row from the list above, with the parts to check.
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Dr. Ana RiveraExample Orthopedic Group
71% of 88 eligible surgeries met the knee function target2Surgeries Oct 2022 to Sep 2023
3143a year
3.2 miColumbus, OH
- 1Who was measured
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- 2When it was measured
Each result names its period. Many results are one to three years old when they are published.
- 3Experience, in context
Case counts show experience. A higher count does not prove better results.
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Questions
Does OpenHealth say who the best surgeon is?
No. OpenHealth shows each published result with its period and source. It does not combine them into one score or rank doctors.
Why do some doctors have no outcome?
Doctors choose which measures to report to CMS. CMS also hides a rate when a doctor had too few cases. No result does not mean poor care.
Does this page show which doctors take my insurance?
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Sources and methods
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