About
About Cassia
Surgery when it is the right answer, and only then
Cassia exists to give patients a straight answer about whether they need an operation. Most of the people who come through this door do not, and are treated without one. Those who do get a consultant who does that procedure regularly, an honest account of the recovery, and rehabilitation arranged before the surgery rather than after it. Cassia assesses and treats problems of the joints, bones, ligaments and tendons — from a knee that has stopped bending to a hip that needs replacing. Every patient is seen by a consultant, and every consultation covers the non-surgical options before the surgical ones.
Registration and accreditation
- Statutory registration
- National registry
- Regulator registration
- Insurer recognition
- Clinical audit
The practice
In numbers
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- Years the practice has been running
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- Consultant orthopaedic surgeons
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- Subspecialty clinics each week
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- Patients treated without surgery
Consultants
The consultant surgeons who will treat you
Every appointment at Cassia is with a named consultant, and you will know who you are seeing before you arrive.
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon — Knee
Knee replacement, ligament reconstruction and arthroscopy
Medical degree · Fellowship in knee surgery · Specialist register entry
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon — Hip
Hip replacement and preservation surgery
Medical degree · Fellowship in hip surgery · Specialist register entry
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon — Shoulder & Elbow
Rotator cuff, instability and shoulder replacement
Medical degree · Fellowship in shoulder and elbow surgery · Specialist register entry
Extended Scope Practitioner
Assessment, injection and triage
Physiotherapy degree · MSc in advanced practice · Injection therapy qualification
Clinical Lead Physiotherapist
Prehabilitation and post-operative rehabilitation
Physiotherapy degree · Orthopaedic rehabilitation training · Professional registration
The practice
Inside the clinic
Get a straight answer
Most people we see are trying to find out whether an operation is necessary. That is a question worth asking properly.
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