Cleveland Shoulder Institute

Cleveland Shoulder Institute Led by nationally recognized Orthopedic Surgeon Reuben Gobezie, MD, Cleveland Shoulder Institute

The Cleveland Shoulder Institute takes pride in providing compassionate and competent care for the treatment of a wide spectrum of shoulder, elbow, hand and wrist disorders.

Address

300 Allen Bradley Drive At The Cleveland Orthopedic And Spine Institute
Cleveland, OH
44124

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+18447468537

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Cleveland Shoulder Institute

We are Shoulder & Elbow Care Experts

The Cleveland Shoulder Institute treats patients with all types of shoulder and elbow disorders resulting from arthritis, typical wear and tear of aging, as well as from traumatic and sports-related injuries. Led by nationally recognized Orthopedic Surgeon Reuben Gobezie, MD, the institute provides both surgical and non-operative treatments. Our first line of treatment is always a non-surgical approach to treating pain.

Vast Experience

Dr. Gobezie is one of the country’s top specialists in advanced arthroscopic and open surgical techniques to restore damaged joints, ligaments and bones. He is also one of the most experienced and highest volume shoulder surgeons in the country. A number of studies have shown that surgical volume, the number of surgeries a surgeon performs each year, is a strong predictor of better patient outcomes. The more times that a doctor and his surgical team perform a surgery, the better the results for patients. In a typical year, Dr. Gobezie performs more than 400 shoulder replacements and 600 arthroscopic procedures. For comparison, most general orthopedic surgeons typically perform around 20 shoulder surgeries per year. When selecting a surgeon, be sure to ask how many times the doctor has performed the procedure you need to have done.