Large orthopaedic group in Fort Wayne, Indiana with two city clinics, walk-in urgent orthopaedic care and around 26 named surgeons; regenerative medicine is listed but not described.
Fort Wayne Orthopedics is a large private orthopaedic group serving north-eastern Indiana and neighbouring parts of Ohio. In Fort Wayne itself it runs two clinics: a main site on West Jefferson Boulevard, which also houses an OrthoStat walk-in clinic for urgent injuries, and a second site on East Dupont Circle Drive. Around 26 surgeons and podiatric surgeons are named on the site, which makes credentials easy to check independently — a real advantage over the many single-page clinics in this field.
The group covers the full range of orthopaedic care organised by body area: bone health, foot and ankle, hand and wrist, hip and knee including anterior hip replacement, shoulder and elbow, spine, sports medicine and trauma. Care is delivered through appointments and, for urgent problems, through walk-in OrthoStat clinics that avoid an emergency department visit.
Regenerative medicine appears in the group's list of specialties, but the website gives no further detail. It does not say which biologic products are used — platelet-rich plasma, bone marrow concentrate, or anything else — nor which surgeons offer them. If a regenerative injection is what you are looking for, you would need to ask directly which product is used, how it is prepared, and whether your insurance covers it.
Regenerative medicine is listed only as a heading, with no detail on what is offered.
The group names a large number of surgeons, which makes independent credential checking straightforward.
Two Fort Wayne clinics are listed. The main site is at 7601 W. Jefferson Boulevard, Fort Wayne, IN 46804, open Monday to Saturday 7am to 7pm and closed Sunday, and it includes an OrthoStat walk-in clinic. The second is at 10106 E. Dupont Circle Drive, Suite 150, Fort Wayne, IN 46825, with the same Monday to Saturday 7am to 7pm hours. The wider group also has clinics in Warsaw, Angola, Auburn, Bluffton, Gas City, Goshen, North Manchester, Rochester and Topeka in Indiana, and Paulding in Ohio. No languages beyond English are listed and no international patient service is described.
No prices or insurance details are published. As a mainstream orthopaedic group most care would be billed through health insurance, but any regenerative injection may not be covered, so ask about that specifically.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.