General Questions
What conditions does Dr. Richard Judd Robins treat?
Dr. Richard Judd Robins evaluates and treats a wide range of orthopaedic conditions, including joint pain, sports injuries, fractures, tendon and ligament injuries, shoulder pain, knee pain, hip disorders, and other musculoskeletal conditions
What types of treatments are available?
Treatment options may include:
Every treatment plan is customized to each patient's needs with education and access to:
- Physical therapy
- Medications
- Joint injections (medication and biologics)
- Activity modification
- Minimally invasive procedures
- Arthroscopic and open surgery
- Shoulder replacement surgery
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Please bring:
- Photo ID
- Insurance card
- Referral (if required)
- Previous imaging (X-rays, MRI, CT scans)
- Medication list
- Medical records related to your condition
Do I need a referral?
Referral requirements depend on your insurance plan. Our office can help verify whether a referral is needed before your appointment.
Sports Medicine
Can sports injuries heal without surgery?
Some sports injuries simply require careful monitoring and passage of time. Others may heal faster if appropriate and timely intervention is initiated rather than waiting. Occasionally, some injuries will never heal well on their own and require surgical intervention for best outcomes and results. If there is any question or concern regarding your injury, please schedule an evaluation.
How soon can I return to sports after treatment?
Recovery varies depending on your injury and treatment. Dr. Robins will develop a personalized rehabilitation plan to help you return safely and confidently.
How long is recovery after orthopaedic surgery?
Recovery is completely dependent on the type of surgery and intervention you require. Recovery from orthopaedic surgery can range from 2-6 weeks out to 9-12 months before cleared for return to sports and activities without restrictions.
Will I need physical therapy after surgery?
In many cases, physical therapy plays an important role in restoring strength, flexibility, and function after orthopaedic procedures.











