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Movement Orthopedics Movement Orthopedics was founded on a simple idea: get people moving again. Orthopedic surgeons treat conditions involving the musculoskeletal system.

From robotic-assisted knee replacements to carpal tunnel surgery to bunion correction, our three-surgeon team delivers expert orthopedic care across two convenient locations in MI Dr. Carroll is a board certified orthopedic surgeon and professor of orthopedic surgery. Orthopedic surgeons use both surgical and nonsurgical means to treat musculoskeletal trauma, sports injuries, arthritis, infections, tumors, and congenital disorders. Dr. Carroll specializes in hip, knee and shoulder surgery as well as fracture treatment. Dr. Carroll practices at Movement Orthopedics. Mission Statement:

My mission is to restore function and stability to the injured hip, knee, and shoulder using the most modern and innovative techniques in orthopedic surgery. My goal is to return patients to an active lifestyle through the use of state of the art procedures that treat damaged cartilage, ligament injury, and joint dysfunction. I believe that every patient is unique and that each patient’s treatment plan must be tailored to his or her specific goals for an active life. Whether you are an injured professional athlete or someone who just wants to be able to be active without pain, my goal is to maximize your outcome and help you reach your expectations.

Recovering from a hip or knee replacement? Five encouraging signs: pain easing week to week, swelling slowly going down,...
10/21/2026

Recovering from a hip or knee replacement? Five encouraging signs: pain easing week to week, swelling slowly going down, bending further in therapy, sleeping more comfortably, and walking a little farther. Everyone heals at their own pace. Call your surgeon about sudden worsening pain, fever, increasing redness, warmth or drainage at the surgical site, or calf pain or swelling, and follow your discharge instructions. For chest pain or shortness of breath, call 911.
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Knee arthritis injections: PRP or hyaluronic acid?A 2026 research review pooled 19 randomized trials, about 1,770 adults...
10/21/2026

Knee arthritis injections: PRP or hyaluronic acid?

A 2026 research review pooled 19 randomized trials, about 1,770 adults with knee osteoarthritis. It compared two common knee injections: platelet-rich plasma (PRP), made from your own blood, and hyaluronic acid, sometimes called a "gel" injection.

What the researchers found:
• Pain: PRP had a very small edge at 3 months, but no difference at 1, 6 or 12 months.
• Function: at 12 months, PRP showed a modest improvement in daily function and stiffness, though fewer trials measured this.
• Safety: side effects were similar and mostly mild.

The authors' bottom line was that the evidence does not show PRP is clearly better than hyaluronic acid for knee arthritis. Neither injection is a cure, and results vary from person to person.

Knee arthritis care is rarely one-size-fits-all. Physical therapy and strengthening, weight management, activity changes, injections and, when the time is right, knee replacement all have a place. Choosing among them depends on your knee, your goals and your overall health.

If knee pain is holding you back, we're glad to walk through your options with you. Book a consultation with Movement Orthopedics in Clinton Township or Lenox: (586) 436-3785 | movementortho.com/schedule

Source: Peng YN, et al. Arch Rehabil Res Clin Transl. 2026. DOI 10.1016/j.arrct.2025.100573 (summary via OrthoEvidence). General information only, not medical advice.

"Bone-on-bone" is a phrase many people hear after a knee X-ray, but it doesn't automatically mean you need surgery. Depe...
10/19/2026

"Bone-on-bone" is a phrase many people hear after a knee X-ray, but it doesn't automatically mean you need surgery. Depending on your symptoms, activity goals and exam, options like activity changes, physical therapy, bracing or injections may help. When pain limits daily life despite those treatments, it may be time to talk about knee replacement. For patients who choose surgery, Dr. Jeffrey Carroll offers VELYS robotic-assisted knee replacement to help with surgical planning and precision. Results vary, and we'll walk through your options with you.
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Shoulder tendon pain: steroid shot or PRP?A 2026 review pooled 10 randomized trials (591 adults with rotator cuff tendin...
10/19/2026

Shoulder tendon pain: steroid shot or PRP?

A 2026 review pooled 10 randomized trials (591 adults with rotator cuff tendinopathy or partial-thickness tears) that compared a platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection with a corticosteroid ("steroid") injection.

What the researchers found:
• At 6 weeks and 3 months, the two injections performed about the same.
• At 6 months, the PRP groups reported modestly better pain and shoulder function on average.
• PRP had fewer side effects, and side effects in both groups were mostly mild and short-lived.

The authors described the benefit as modest. The trials varied a lot, and the results only go out to 6 months. PRP is not a cure, and results differ from person to person. Steroid injections, physical therapy and other options all still have a place.

If shoulder pain is limiting your day, we're happy to talk through what's causing it and which options may fit you. Book a consultation with Movement Orthopedics in Clinton Township or Lenox: (586) 436-3785 | movementortho.com/schedule

Source: Yuwarungsikul C, et al. Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc. 2026. DOI 10.1002/ksa.70416 (summary via OrthoEvidence). General information only, not medical advice.

10/16/2026

Two locations. One mission.

Movement Orthopedics serves Macomb County from Clinton Township and Lenox — same physicians, same standards of care.

📍 Clinton Township (main)
43475 Dalcoma Dr., Suite 250
Walk-in orthopedic care for injuries — see movementortho.com/walk-in for current hours

📍 Lenox (satellite)
36555 26 Mile Rd, Suite 2400
Same doctors; book online or call

Our physicians:
• Dr. Jeffrey Carroll, DO — Hip & knee replacement, revision hip; VELYS® Hip Navigation and VELYS® robotic-assisted knee replacement
• Dr. Troy Keoni Williams, MD — Hand & wrist surgery
• Dr. Sebastian Benenati, DPM — Foot & ankle surgery, podiatry

On-site physical therapy available. Book online or call us.

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10/14/2026

Joint-friendly nutrition: foods that may support joint health

Eating patterns rich in these foods are often discussed as part of overall wellness for people with joint concerns:
🐟 Fatty fish (salmon, sardines) — omega-3s that may support joint comfort
🥬 Leafy greens — nutrient-dense vegetables
🫐 Berries — colorful fruit with natural antioxidants
🥜 Nuts & seeds — healthy fats in modest portions
🫒 Olive oil — common in Mediterranean-style eating
🥗 Colorful produce — variety across the plate
💧 Hydration — water throughout the day

Also worth considering: limiting excess sugar, deep-fried foods, and alcohol.

These are general wellness tips, not a treatment or cure for arthritis or joint disease. Pair good nutrition with movement, physical therapy when prescribed, and care from your physician.

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📍 Clinton Township & Lenox

General information only, not medical advice. Stock photos/video (Pexels). Models are not patients.

10/12/2026

How long do hip and knee replacements last?

Many modern implants last 15–20+ years for most patients. According to AAOS OrthoInfo, more than 90% of modern total knee replacements are still functioning well at 15 years. Longevity varies by person, activity, implant, and other factors.

What may help your implant last:
• Careful surgical planning and implant alignment
• Maintaining a healthy weight
• Low-impact exercise (walking, swimming, cycling)
• Completing physical therapy as prescribed
• Routine follow-up with your surgeon

Wondering what's realistic for you? Dr. Jeffrey Carroll, DO, specializes in hip and knee replacement and revision hip replacement. He also offers VELYS® Hip Navigation and VELYS® robotic-assisted knee replacement (available options — not a guarantee of implant longevity).

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📍 Clinton Township & Lenox

Educational only, not medical advice. Source: AAOS OrthoInfo, "Total Knee Replacement." Stock footage/photos (Pexels). Models are not patients.

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43475 Dalcoma Drive. Suite 250
Clinton Township, MI
48038

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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