Orthopedic Specialists in Baton Rouge

The Bone and Joint Clinic of Baton Rouge was the first Baton Rouge orthopedic clinic, established in 1948. With over 70 years of service to South Louisiana, we have grown to a family of 15 specialized orthopedic physicians and friendly, caring support staff. We offer same day appointments and four convenient locations to serve you.

Bone and Joint Clinic of Baton Rouge

Baton Rouge

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Bone and Joint Clinic in Prairieville

Prairieville

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Bone and Joint Clinic in Walker

Walker

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Bone and Joint Clinic Brusly Location

Brusly

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Telehealth Services

In an effort to best protect both our patients and staff while also providing exceptional orthopedic care, the Bone and Joint Clinic of Baton Rouge is implementing the ability to conduct appointments virtually through Zoom or FaceTime.

Christopher L. Belleau, MD

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Joseph E. Broyles, MD

Michael A. Frierson, MD

Michael A. Frierson, MD

M. Tyson Garon, MD

M. Tyson Garon, MD

C. Chambliss Harrod, MD

C. Chambliss Harrod, MD

O. Christian Hall, DPM

O. Christian Hall, DPM

Patrick B. Hall, DPM

Patrick B. Hall, DPM

Arthur E. Hess, MD

Mathew J. Mazoch, MD

Mathew J. Mazoch, MD

Kevin P. McCarthy, MD

Kevin P. McCarthy, MD

Gerard L. Murtagh, MD

Gerard L. Murtagh, MD

Julie Neumann, MD

Julie Neumann, MD

Matthew A. Neumann, MD

Matthew A. Neumann, MD

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David M. Pope, MD

Alan C. Schroeder, MD

Alan C. Schroeder, MD

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3 Possible Flatfeet Complications (and How to Avoid Them)

posted Jan 26, 2021 10:00:00 AM

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5 Main Causes of Shoulder Arthritis

posted Jan 12, 2021 12:50:32 PM

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What are the Phases of Frozen Shoulder?

posted Dec 21, 2020 11:30:00 AM

Imagine a gradual onset of pain in your shoulder. You find it difficult to move or lift your arm without discomfort radiating throughout the joint. Over time, this restricted motion worsens, and eventually, you find...

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