Fracture Care
If you break a bone, we’ll help put it back together. Whether you were hurt on the playing field or in the office, at home or at school, Midwest Orthopaedic Center is here to mend your injury.
A broken bone is a traumatic experience, which is why our comprehensive fracture care –– handled by Dr. Akeson, Dr. Mitzelfelt and Dr. Osuji as well as Dr. Colen and Dr. Roberts –– is tailored to fit your needs and make you comfortable. Our range of treatments include:
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- Casts
- Braces
- Traction
- Therapy and rehabilitation
- Surgery
With in-house imaging and innovative tools at Midwest Orthopaedic Center, immediate walk-in services at Midwest Ortho First and a dedicated surgical facility at Midwest Orthopaedic Hospital, you have everything you need at your home for orthopaedics.
How Fracture Care Mends What’s Broken
Fractures usually occur without warning, cause sudden pain and impact your ability to move. You may not have time to wait for the next available appointment. So, get seen fast at Midwest Ortho First. Our walk-in service, within the same facility as Midwest Orthopaedic Center’s Peoria location, is equipped with complex imaging capabilities, the latest tools to immobilize broken bones and board-certified specialists who help you move past your pain. It’s an alternative to the emergency room and, under most insurance plans, it costs the price of your standard copay.
No matter how you visit us –– at a walk-in visit or a scheduled appointment –– our doctors specialize in treating sports-related and traumatic injuries. In addition to fracture care, we also help manage your pain through regenerative medicine and injections.
If your broken bone requires a surgical fix, our fracture services at Midwest Orthopaedic Hospital at Carle Health Proctor Hospital will help you regain your normal function. Here, your board-certified surgeons –– Dr. Akeson, Dr. Mitzelfelt and Dr. Osuji –– will repair your broken bone, coordinate physical therapy at Midwest Orthopaedic Center, if needed, and help you find lasting health and mobility.
To learn more about common orthopaedic conditions, treatments and procedures, including fracture care, visit OrthoInfo, a database operated by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.
Our Doctors
Meet Our Patients
I'm a referring physician and a patient. Throughout my career, I worked with several different orthopaedic groups and Midwest Orthopaedic Center was the absolute best.
Dr. Marty Stachniw
A retired orthopaedic surgeon and hand, knee and shoulder patient who loves the outdoors –– from Galesburg, IL.
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Peoria (309) 691-1400
Pekin (309) 691-1400
Midwest Ortho First Walk-In Clinic Hours: M-F 9am-6pm | Sat-Sun 9am-noon