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Shoulder Replacement Surgeons in BLOOMINGTON, IN

Our directory features 15 qualified shoulder replacement providers serving BLOOMINGTON, IN. All listings include direct phone numbers — no forms, no waiting.

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Shoulder Replacement Surgeons in BLOOMINGTON

AARON MAST
Orthopedic Surgeon
583 S CLARIZZ BLVD, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47401
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder Replacement
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BLOOMINGTON ORTHOPEDIC SPINE CLINIC LLC
BLOOMINGTON ORTHOPEDIC SPINE CLINIC LLC
Orthopedic Sports Medicine
2201 W SUDBURY DR, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47403
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder ReplacementSLAP RepairShoulder Arthroscopy
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BRANDON HOOD
Orthopedic Surgeon
2605 E CREEKS EDGE DR, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47401
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder ReplacementSLAP Repair
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CENTRAL INDIANA ORTHOPEDICS LLC
CENTRAL INDIANA ORTHOPEDICS LLC
Orthopedic Surgeon
541 S LANDMARK AVE, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47403
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder Replacement
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DAVID LICINI
Orthopedic Surgeon
1302 S ROGERS ST, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47403
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder Replacement
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GERALD A. RAHN, MD., LLC
GERALD A. RAHN, MD., LLC
Orthopedic Surgeon
822 W 1ST ST, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47403
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder Replacement
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JAMES LINDNER
Orthopedic Surgeon
2605 E CREEKS EDGE DR, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47401
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder Replacement
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JOHNATHON SHAFFER
Orthopedic Surgeon
583 S CLARIZZ BLVD, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47401
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder ReplacementSLAP Repair
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ORTHOPAEDICS-INDIANAPOLIS, INC.
ORTHOPAEDICS-INDIANAPOLIS, INC.
Orthopedic Surgeon
3209 W FULLERTON PIKE STE A, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47403
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder ReplacementSLAP Repair
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OTTO WICKSTROM
Orthopedic Surgeon
583 S CLARIZZ BLVD, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47401
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder Replacement
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ST. VINCENT MEDICAL GROUP, INC.
ST. VINCENT MEDICAL GROUP, INC.
Orthopedic Surgeon
2201 W SUDBURY DR, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47403
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder Replacement
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ST. VINCENT MEDICAL GROUP, INC.
ST. VINCENT MEDICAL GROUP, INC.
Orthopedic Surgeon
2605 E CREEKS EDGE DR, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47401
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder ReplacementSLAP Repair
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STERLING DOSTER
Orthopedic Surgeon
639 S WALKER ST, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47403
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder ReplacementSLAP Repair
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TAREK SIBAI
Orthopedic Surgeon
583 S CLARIZZ BLVD, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47401
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum RepairShoulder ReplacementSLAP Repair
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TIMOTHY STEINER
Orthopedic Surgeon
583 S CLARIZZ BLVD, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47401
Rotator Cuff RepairLabrum Repair
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How much does shoulder replacement cost in BLOOMINGTON, IN?
Shoulder replacement in BLOOMINGTON costs $25,000 to $45,000 before insurance. Reverse replacement may be $5,000-$10,000 more. Most insurance and Medicare cover shoulder replacement when medically necessary.
How long is shoulder replacement recovery?
Most patients wear a sling for 6 weeks. Active motion begins at 6-12 weeks. Driving resumes at 6-8 weeks. Full recovery takes 6-12 months with dedicated physical therapy.
How do I choose a shoulder replacement surgeon in BLOOMINGTON?
Look for board-certified Orthopedic Surgeons with fellowship training in shoulder and elbow surgery. Our directory lists 15 shoulder specialists in BLOOMINGTON, IN. Ask about their annual volume of shoulder replacements.
What is the difference between anatomic and reverse shoulder replacement?
Anatomic replacement preserves the normal ball-and-socket orientation and requires an intact rotator cuff. Reverse replacement switches the ball and socket, allowing the deltoid muscle to power the arm when the cuff is deficient.