Ascension Medical Group Beacon Orthopedics of Michigan
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Ascension Medical Group Beacon Orthopedics of Michigan

  • Orthopedics
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Address

19335 Merriman Rd
Livonia, MI 48152

Phone

248-865-4238

Hours

Monday: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Tuesday: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Thursday: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

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About Us

Orthopedic doctors at Ascension Medical Group Beacon Orthopedics in Livonia, Michigan, deliver care for your orthopedic needs and sports injuries.

Orthopedic bone, joint and muscle care

Age, arthritis and injury are all possible reasons for joint pain. Living with pain can keep you from enjoying the things you love. That's why our orthopedic specialists and care teams at Ascension Medical Group Beacon Orthopedics take the time to listen and understand your needs. From bone fractures to muscle strains and nerve pain, we deliver personalized care that's right for you. Our doctors specialize in treating adults with chronic hip, knee and shoulder pain.

Orthopedic care that's right for you

Keeping up with daily tasks, exercise, or performing well as an athlete can be difficult when you have bone or muscle pain. Our team approach delivers medication therapies, physical therapy and non-surgical treatment options before recommending surgery. We help you understand your condition, so you know how to prevent reinjury during and after treatment.

Non-surgical and surgical treatment options include:

  • Hip and knee replacement
  • Shoulder surgery
  • Elbow surgery
  • Minimally invasive knee arthroscopy
  • Foot and ankle surgery
  • Sports medicine
  • Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections
  • Iovera treatment
  • Stem cell injections
  • Tenex

Our team

Tariq M. Awan, DO - Sports medicine

Jason Holcomb, MD - Orthopedic surgery, shoulder and elbow 

Michael Laker, MD - Hip and knee replacement, adult reconstructive surgery

Joseph Salama, MD - Hip and knee replacement, arthroscopic knee surgery and general orthopedics

Robert Dekker, MD - Foot and ankle surgery

Adam Fahs, MD - Orthopedic trauma surgery

Martin Jenter, DO - Orthopedic surgery, hip, knee and shoulder

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Frequently asked questions about hip and knee replacement

  • What should I expect before, during and after joint replacement surgery?

    Our care teams are here for you every step of the way. If you have any questions prior to your joint replacement surgery, please contact your orthopedic doctor. Recovery after joint replacement surgery is a partnership. Your doctors, specialists and care team collaborate, working together with you and for you. Your doctor understands your healthcare needs and goals.. And all your caregivers are communicating and collaborating as a team to help provide relief from joint pain and improve how you walk, sit, and even run. 

  • What exercises should I do pre and post joint replacement surgery? 
    Your care team will provide pre and post-operative exercises to help support your recovery. 
  • How to bathe post surgery
    For bathing, we offer these How-to’s
  • Other important reminders
    • Let your dentist know if you had joint replacement surgery. After joint replacement you have to premedicate. Contact our office prior to any dental appointments.
    • It’s likely that your joint replacement will trigger the TSA airport security device and additional TSA scanning may take place.

 

Sports injury care and rehab

Our sports medicine doctors and care teams deliver prompt care when a bone or muscle injury keeps you on the sidelines. Rehabilitation services include physical therapy and athletic training for your sports performance needs. Our doctors and athletic trainers support local sports teams as first responders at practices and competitions. We offer an education and sports performance program to help prevent injuries and improve strength and conditioning.

Frequently asked questions about sports injuries and illness

  • Do I have to be an athlete to see a sports medicine doctor?
    No. Any active person who is experiencing injury or illness related to their activity can seek care from a sports medicine doctor. Our sports medicine specialists are experts regarding activity-related injuries and conditions and will develop a plan with you with the goal of getting you back to what you love. 
  • What is platelet-rich plasma (PRP)?

    PRP injections are a type of minimally invasive orthobiologic treatment that help reduce pain, promote healing and restore function. A PRP injection is made from your own blood using plasma-rich platelets separated from your blood cells and injected back into your body. PRP therapy uses the platelets in your blood because it contains nutrients and proteins that help encourage new cell growth.Plantar fasciitis and tennis elbow are some conditions treated with PRP injections. This treatment is also used to treat inflamed tendons and ligaments in the knee and hip. 

    Call 248-865-4238 to schedule an appointment and ask your doctor if platelet-rich plasma injections are right for you.

  • What is an overuse injury?
    An overuse injury is caused by repeating the same motion or overdoing an activity that puts too much stress on your muscles, ligaments, joints, and bones.
  • What is the Ascension Michigan Sports Medicine Trainer Program?
    Through the Ascension Michigan Sports Medicine Trainer Program, our athletic trainers are placed directly into schools where they provide injury care at practices and games, focus on injury prevention, and coordinate return-to-play plans. Call 248-459-1033 to learn more about this program and how your school can be involved. 

 

Additional locations

Ascension Medical Group Beacon Orthopedics has two additional locations in Southeast Michigan.

Ascension Providence Hospital Beacon Orthopedics of Michigan
30055 Northwestern Hwy, Suite L30, Farmington Hills, MI 48334
248-865-4238

Ascension Providence Hospital Beacon Orthopedics of Michigan, Novi
26850 Providence Pkwy #355, Novi, MI 48374
248-347-2435