Edmonton Bone and Joint Centre

★ 3.8 (120 reviews)Edmonton, AB(780) 433-3155

edmontonboneandjoint.ca

This clinic takes new patients by phone

Edmonton Bone and Joint Centre does not offer online booking to new patients — you contact them directly to arrange a first appointment. Prices and the team below are current; the appointment itself is booked on their site.

Prices, from their own website

Clinicly estimated this from the clinic’s own website — it has not been confirmed with the clinic.

  • Follow-Up Appointments$20
  • Group Classes$10
  • Initial Assessment$30

Reviews

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3.8120 reviews · Google

sharon santos · Google · 12 Jun 2026

In 2020 I had my left knee replaced and in 2021 my right knee was replaced. Dr Cinats is an amazing surgeon and I was well informed about the risks. The staff, all of them, are an awesome bunch people. Always professional and friendly...and they keep you well informed about everything concerning your surgery. Absolutely 5 stars.

Adrian Bridge · Google · 25 May 2026

Had my knee replaced I'm March, great improvement feels good. Good staff, very helpful. My Surgeon Dr Cogdon, Joyce and Trang are excellent.

Jay Bird · Google · 13 May 2026

I had a very disappointing experience with Dr. Nulliah at the Edmonton Bone and Joint Centre. Throughout the appointment, my concerns felt dismissed and minimized. He repeatedly hinted that I should focus on “lightening the load” on my ankle rather than fully addressing my injury concerns, which came across as insensitive and unhelpful. After learning what profession I am currently in school for, he commented that he would start using “medical terms” because people in my future profession work within the medical field. The remark felt condescending and unprofessional rather than respectful or informative. I was also simply told to get “better shoes and attend physio therapy” and informed that I was not eligible for treatment for my grade 3 ATFL rupture, without much compassion or thorough explanation. Overall, the interaction felt rude, dismissive, and lacking professionalism. The only positive part of my visit was the front desk staff, who were incredibly kind, welcoming, and professional throughout the process.

Maxine Gratton · Google · 10 Apr 2026

My husband had a remarkable recovery from his hip replacement done by Dr. R. Stiegelmar. He was also very caring to us regarding a sudden medical condition that developed post operatively that was totally unrelated to the hip surgery. Sending our sincere thanks to him and the Bone and Joint Center.

Melanie McManus · Google · 24 Mar 2026

Rude and dismissive staff (Val). Improper patient assessment bordering on assault. Patient history completely ignored and attempting to advocate for proper care was labeled as “aggressive”. Elevator was out of service causing injured patients to have to climb two flights of stairs to get to the clinic, and was dismissed as a common occurrence. Furthermore, displaying of extremely graphic television shows depicting hunters in Alaska disemboweling, beheading and dismembering large animals (moose and deer) was considered appropriate for the patient waiting room. Disgusting! DO BETTER! This experience was shocking to say the least. GROSSLY inappropriate for a health care setting and should be properly investigated.

Robyn Drews · Google · 17 Feb 2026

My aunt recently had her knee replaced here after years of waiting. I have no doubt that the surgery was fine, however, my aunt was in excruciating pain after and we could not get hold of any one at the clinic for support in the days that followed it fell over the weekend. We tried on Monday morning after days of suffering and the case manager was so rude, lacked any compassion and just directed us to the ER. After 10 hours in the ER, we were told to follow up with the surgeon, but there IS NO FOLLOW UP CARE available AT ALL with the surgeon. They won't even talk to her or her family. We were told that there were no surgeons even seeing patients the week after surgery. A surgeon should stand by their work and have aftercare for patients. We are now two weeks post surgery with no improvement and no support from the clinic. It has been stressful, expensive and very painful.

mike curries · Google · 14 Jan 2026

Dr. Benjamin Herman is the best surgeon. He was very professional and great at his profession. My experience I had was totally 5 of 5, start to finish. In at the hospital at 06:45 hr out at 13:00hr. Fast efficient service. I would highly recommend this surgeon to any knee or hip. I am on day 2 and I am up walking around. No pain in my hip. I want to say thank you. He is the best.

Tammy Huntley · Google · 6 Jan 2026

Dr. Dick has absolutely no bedside manor. Does not listen to his patient. I have a torn meniscus that is digging into my knee. Can barley walk. Moderate arthritis, bakers cyst. Knee pops all the time. Unstable. Have to crawl upstairs. Everything I step down it feels like a knife is jabbing into me. But because I have fibromialgia, he is blaming that. Says oh you just need physio. Not listening to me at all. Brought in a physiotherapist, and says to her infront of me that I should have never been assessed for surgery, that I should have just been assessed for therapy, that I wasted time, and he does not appreciate people who jump que. How did I jump que when the specialist said physiotherapy would not help me. Even the physiotherapist in the room said physio would not stop the bone from jabbing into me. He had me crying by the time he walked out of the room. Yep his name suits him well. This was the most unprofessional Dr I have ever seen. He needs to retire.

Ashleigh Marsh · Google · 17 Dec 2025

I have seen some real negative reviews on Dr Nalliah. So I wanted to give a positive review. This was a appt for an issue with my foot and toe. I thought he was very professional, I like a doctor that is straight forward, he prepared me what may or may not happen when I see the orthopedic surgeon. Overall I thought he was great. The front staff was very freindly as well.

Joan Hauck · Google · 6 Oct 2025

I was in a walker for 3 years with my bad hip, it had gone to shit, a quote from a retired Surgron. I held off the replacement, a my Partner had terminal bone marrow cancer in Calgary. He passed away in 2023. I found myself back to Edmonton to be close to my only Child. a Winderful Daughter . She is Miss No Nonsense and arranged my first appt with Bone and Joint Clinic. I saw a Nurse, Physiotherapist, a Semi Retired Surgeon who was just a Doll and then the Surgeon Dr Carlos Panaro. Now I really got lucky getting this Man! He’s articulate, compassionate and explains everything beautifully! I got an appt for March 17, 2025. My surgery was done in the Surgical Suites and it was such a treat to be there . The Care was exceptional and I got up in the afternoon and my daughter took me home and looked after me for 5 days! My pain was managed but I had no hip pain whatsoever ! After 6 weeks or so I left my walker somewhere and graduated to a cane! It was so nice to rid myself of that damn walker . You become invisible having one. I ditched the cane at some point too. I attended physio as well. Thank you very much Dr Panaro and staff for the Wonderful, Compassionate Care. I have just found out from my GP that my right knee needs to be replaced so I will phone them again and demand I get Dr Carlos Panaro again. Lol!

Clinic details

(780) 433-3155

Closed for the day

Hours

Mon – Fri
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sat – Sun
Closed

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Accessibility

Step-free entranceAccessible parkingAccessible washroom

On site

Washroom on site

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