Real information about orthopaedic surgery. From the practice of Matt Barber MD.
01/29/2026
Early recovery is a journey—every patient’s experience is different.
In this short clip, Bob shares a moment walking at 10 days post-op on one knee and 3 weeks on the other. The focus is on perspective and the patient experience, not outcomes or timelines.
Disclaimer: Recovery varies for each individual. This video is for educational purposes only.
📘 Watch to see real moments from the early stages of recovery.
01/26/2026
Don’t let joint pain hold you back. Every small step you take toward care and healing brings you closer to freedom, confidence, and the life you deserve. Your journey to living fully starts with one brave step today.
Take that step — DM us to get started.
01/24/2026
Recovery is a process, not a timeline.
In this real-time conversation, Dr. Barber walks with Bob—6 weeks post-op on one knee, 4 weeks on the other—and they reflect on his experience navigating care and healing. This moment captures perspective, communication, and the patient experience, not results or guarantees.
Disclaimer: Recovery timelines vary; this video is for educational and reflective purposes only.
📘 Watch to gain insight into what recovery can feel like from a patient’s perspective.
01/21/2026
What does the care experience feel like from the patient’s side?
In this full conversation, Bob shares his perspective as a Canadian patient who traveled for care—reflecting on communication, support, and what stood out to him throughout the process. The focus isn’t on a procedure, but on how patient experience and thoughtful care shape decision-making.
This interview is part of an ongoing series centered on real conversations and patient perspective—offering insight, not promises.
01/20/2026
Ignoring joint pain can lead to worsening symptoms and limited mobility. With the right care, you can regain strength, independence, and confidence. Imagine walking, exercising, or simply moving without discomfort — that future is possible, and we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Take the first step toward pain-free living. DM us to learn more.
01/13/2026
Not all hip pain is “normal” — here’s how to tell. 💡
Occasional soreness is common, but persistent hip pain that:
➤ Interferes with daily activities or sleep
➤ Causes stiffness or limited mobility
➤ Comes with swelling, redness, or sudden injury
…could be a sign it’s time to get checked. At Barber Total Joint, we evaluate the root cause and offer both non-surgical and advanced surgical treatments to restore mobility and reduce pain. Backed by years of experience helping patients move freely again, we focus on solutions that actually work.
Don’t ignore the signs, your hips deserve attention.
01/07/2026
There’s a reason patients leave smiling.
From the moment they walk in, they feel supported, understood, and treated with genuine care — the kind that’s hard to find elsewhere. 💙
Experience the difference for yourself. Book your visit today.
01/05/2026
Are you unknowingly putting your future mobility at risk?
Many people don’t realize that frailty and immobility can become bigger health risks than chronic diseases as we age. Simple habits like staying active can protect your joints, build strength, and even reduce stress—but how exactly?
Backed by years of orthopedic experience, Barber Total Joint shares the key tips to staying strong and moving pain-free.
Watch the full video to learn how to keep your body strong for the years ahead! 🎥
01/01/2026
Happy New Year 2026! ✨
Wishing you a year full of strength, comfort, and moments that keep you moving forward. 💙
From all of us at Barber Total Joint, here’s to a healthy, happy, and joyful year ahead!
Share your 2026 goals with us — we’d love to celebrate with you!
12/27/2025
Robotics, AI, and augmented reality in surgery—sounds futuristic, right?
These cutting-edge technologies are changing how joint replacements are done, making procedures more precise and recovery smoother. Curious how surgeons actually use them in real cases?
🎥 Watch the full video to see the future of joint surgery in action!
12/25/2025
Wishing you a holiday season full of joy, laughter, and pain-free movement! ✨
From all of us at Barber Total Joint, may your days be merry, your joints healthy, and your steps light.
Happy Holidays and a New Year filled with comfort and mobility!
12/15/2025
Partial or Total Knee Replacement—what’s right for you?
Partial knee replacement targets early-stage arthritis, focusing only on the damaged area for quicker recovery. Total knee replacement, on the other hand, addresses severe joint damage and offers long-lasting results.
With years of experience guiding patients through both options, Barber Total Joint helps you choose the right solution based on your condition, lifestyle, and goals.
💬 Curious which option fits your knee health? DM us to learn more.
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Dr. Matthew D. Barber is a Board-Certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in joint replacement for hips and knees. Serving residents of Mobile, Alabama and surrounding areas, Dr. Barber always considers non-surgical treatments before recommending surgery for his patients. When surgery is required, Dr. Barber employs the latest surgical techniques and technology.
For patients in need of a knee replacement, Dr. Barber offers Conformis Customized Knee Implants, to better match the patient’s knee replacement to their own unique anatomy. Dr. Barber is the only surgeon in the area offering this option for knee replacement surgery. Dr. Barber is a member of the Alabama Orthopaedic Clinic’s joint replacement team. He sees patients in his office at 3610 Springhill Memorial Dr. N, in Mobile Alabama.
Our staff educates patients, and provides detailed information about their diagnosis and treatment options. Dr. Barber believes that an informed patient will be more comfortable with whatever procedures they undertake.