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Dr. Jesse Slade Shantz is a Royal College Certified sports and shoulder surgeon specializing in arthroscopic and open surgeries for shoulder, knee, elbow and sports-associated conditions.
Dr. Slade Shantz has focused his career on both being at the cutting edge of surgical techniques and delivering the experience patients expect in terms of communication, punctuality and customer service within the healthcare system. Because of his unique approach Dr. Slade Shantz has been invited to educate other surgeons on current surgical techniques and speak about entrepreneurship and health system transformation.
There are many hand and wrist injuries that may or may not require surgery such as: Scaphoid fractures Wrist ligament sprains DRUJ injuries TFCC injuries Carpal Tunnel Trigger Finger TFCC injury is very common in the active population. People who use a racquet, bat, club or gymnasts are at higher risk of developing a TFCC […]
For many Canadians, the wait for joint replacement surgery in the public healthcare system can be frustratingly long, leaving them in pain and unable to maintain their quality of life. But there’s an alternative—private orthopedic surgery offers a faster path to care, allowing patients to regain mobility and comfort sooner. Why Consider Private Joint Replacement […]
At Acumen Health, we view surgery as a journey—not just a single procedure, but a process that begins well before you enter the operating room and continues long after you leave. Whether you’re undergoing arthroscopic surgery for your shoulder, knee, or ankle, or a total joint replacement, pre- and post-surgical appointments are critical to ensuring […]
At Acumen Health we offer Total Knee Replacements and Partial Knee Replacements (also know as an Oxford Knee Replacement) A partial knee replacement (also known as unicompartmental knee replacement) and a total knee replacement are two different surgical procedures used to address knee joint arthritis. Here are the key differences between the two: Extent of […]
