Mobility isn't just movement, it's freedom. That's why Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute offers same-day access to orthopedic experts — no appointment needed. We use specialized testing and trusted techniques to diagnose and treat orthopedic conditions affecting every part of the body in patients of all ages.
And with evening and weekend hours at select locations, multiple convenient walk-in locations and direct access to the region's strongest network of orthopedic care, we've got you covered. Because when mobility means everything, so does how quickly you get it back.
Our Walk-In Locations
Services We Offer*
- Brace fittings
- Casting
- CT scan orders
- Joint assessments
- Joint injections
- Ligament stability tests
- Lower-back exams
- MRI orders
- Neurologic exams
- Physical therapy orders
- Prescription ordering
- Range of motion exams
- Sling fittings
- Special sports tests
- Splinting
- Surgical referrals
- Walking-boot fittings
- X-rays
*Pending provider evaluation
What To Bring
Photo ID
Insurance Card
Parent or Guardian
(If under 18)
Common Injuries and Conditions We Treat
Rotator cuff tendonitis, or "Impingement syndrome," is one of the most common conditions we see. This is an overuse syndrome, very common with excessive overhead activity. This can be from weight lifting or even household projects such as cleaning or painting. It presents as progressive shoulder pain and difficulty lifting the arm, reaching behind you, etc. The walk-in can diagnose this clinically, treat patients with oral medications and corticosteroid ("cortisone") injections and order physical therapy.
Arthritis is the most common knee condition we see. It can flare up at any time, many times without injury. Patients will have pain, stiffness and many times, swelling. We can order X-rays to monitor progression of arthritis and refer to surgery as needed, and in the meantime, we can manage with oral medications, physical therapy, bracing and corticosteroid injections.
Sprains
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Ligament sprains
- Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) / Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) / Medial collateral ligament (MCL) / Lateral collateral ligament (LCL)
Tendonitis
- Patellar tendonitis = jumper's knee
- Quadricep tendonitis
- Both manifest as anterior (front) knee pain. Overuse-related. We can rule out other injuries with an X-ray/MRI if needed, but we can manage with bracing, oral/topical medications and physical therapy.
The most common ankle sprain we see is of the anterior talofibular ligament (ATFL), which is a lateral (outside) ankle sprain. It usually occurs from twisting and/or falling. Presents with pain and swelling on the outside of the ankle, sometimes bruising and inability to bear weight. We can rule out fractures with X-rays and manage most of these nonoperatively with immobilization (boots and braces available at our clinics) and physical therapy.
- Medial epicondylitis = golfer's elbow (pain on inside of elbow)
- Lateral epicondylitis = tennis elbow (pain on outside of elbow) — more common
- Overuse injury (most often NOT from golf or tennis) due to tendonitis at the elbow. It can manifest as elbow pain, sometimes radiating to the wrist/hand and affecting grip strength. Can be managed with medication, bracing, injections or imaging.
X-rays, casting/splinting and prompt surgical referral when needed.
X-rays, neurologic exam and can order MRI if needed. It can be treated with oral medications and physical therapy. We can promptly refer for injections/surgery if needed.
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