With more than 3,000 hip and knee replacements performed here annually, Texas Health Clearfork has earned the distinction as A Premier Destination for Joint Care®. As part of Texas Health, the health system more North Texans choose for quality joint care, Texas Health Clearfork draws people from across the state and even the country to care for their joints. Whether you need partial or total joint replacement, reconstructive or robotic-arm assisted surgery, or a non-surgical treatment, we have the right care for you and your joints.
Awards and Accreditations
As part of Texas Health Southwest, Texas Health Clearfork has recently received national rating as “high performing” for orthopedics in the U.S. News and World Report annual hospital rankings and ratings, a designation that tells consumers the hospital excels in this specialty.
Texas Health Clearfork has also achieved Advanced Certification by the Joint Commission in Total Hip and Total Knee Replacement. This certification is built on evidence-based proof of clinical quality for total hip and total knee replacement care.
Technology
Robotic technology allows physicians on our medical staff to more precisely map orthopedic surgeries in advance and use a minimally invasive approach to perform surgeries.
If you and your surgeon determine that surgery is your best option for a more active lifestyle, you can count on Texas Health Clearfork to provide quality care at all stages of your joint surgery.
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Your Stay
Texas Health Clearfork is located along the Chisholm Trail Parkway in Fort Worth and offers expansive views of the Trinity River.
On average, patients have a one-night stay after total joint replacement. That night will be spent in your spacious patient suite that includes the option of a private family room upon availability and request. You’ll have room service, and there is an on-site coffee bar for your guests.
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Your Care
Texas Health Clearfork has a dedicated joint care coordinator who oversees the delivery of seamless service throughout your surgery and recovery.The joint coordinator helps lead joint camp, an informative preoperative class where you will learn what to expect before, during and after surgery. The joint coordinator also helps lead specialized classes to caregivers for your recovery at home after surgery.
After surgery, physical therapists will work with you in your room and other areas of the hospital to address your rehabilitation needs. 90 percent of our patients stand and move on the same day as surgery.
Have Questions? Talk To Our Joint Care Coordinator.