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The Arthritis Center of Connecticut is the first and only facility totally dedicated to the diagnosis and care of arthritis and related conditions. The 3,000 square foot facility, conveniently located at 171 Grandview Avenue, Suite 101 Waterbury, CT 06708, is completely self-contained.
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As of December 2022, the Arthritis Center is located at the newly renovated offices at 171 Grandview Avenue, Suite 101, Waterbury, Connecticut 06708 where both clinical and X-ray services will be rendered.
Current Arthritis Treatments - Arthritis Center of Connecticut
Arthritis Center of Connecticut Waterbury Professional Center, 171 Grandview Ave Suite 101, Waterbury, CT 06708 203-755-0948
Arthritis Center Staff - Arthritis Center of Connecticut
Arthritis Center of Connecticut Waterbury Professional Center, 171 Grandview Ave Suite 101, Waterbury, CT 06708 203-755-0948
Richard A. Matza, M.D. - Arthritis Center of Connecticut
Dr. Matza is a board certified orthopaedic surgeon with specialty trainityng in surgery of the hand and for arthritis of major joints including the hip, knee, shoulder, elbow, hand, and foot.
New Patients - Arthritis Center of Connecticut
Arthritis Center of Connecticut Waterbury Professional Center, 171 Grandview Ave Suite 101, Waterbury, CT 06708 203-755-0948
Arthritis Center of Connecticut Waterbury Professional Center, 171 ...
The Reconstructive Surgery Division of the Arthritis Center of Connecticut is committed to the treatment of injuries, arthritis, malfunction, and other conditions of the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles, and peripheral nerves.
Osteoporosis - Arthritis Center of Connecticut
The Arthritis Center has a patient education program to make this task easy. Another new treatment is denusomab (Prolia™), a monoclonal antibody that suppresses bone resorption. Prolia is given twice a year as a simple injection under the skin.
Joint Injection Procedures - Arthritis Center of Connecticut
If you have arthritis or other sources of joint or tendon problems in a few isolated places, listen carefully when your doctor suggests injection. Performed by experienced personnel, intra-articular injections are quick and relatively painless treatments that can help avoid serious side effects.
Orthopaedic Treatment of the Knee - Arthritis Center of Connecticut
Arthritis of the knee should first be treated conservatively with anti-inflammatory medications, physical therapy, injections of steroids, injections of hyaluronic acid (Synvisc™, Hyalgan™, Supartz™), or arthroscopic surgery.