Dr. Charles Claps

09/03/2026

Knowing when to seek orthopedic care can make a difference in your recovery and quality of life.
Dr. Claps discusses the signs that it may be time to see an orthopedic surgeon and how getting the right evaluation can help you find the best path forward. 💪

09/01/2026

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08/27/2026

A new beginning starts with the ability to move with confidence again. ✨
Dr. Claps shares how robotic-assisted joint replacement can help patients restore mobility, improve quality of life, and get back to the activities they love.

08/25/2026

Dr. Charles Claps is proud to be among the first surgeons in Georgia to use Stryker's new Medial Stabilized knee insert. This cutting edge technology is designed to improve stability for knee replacement patients.

08/24/2026

Why same-day knee replacement is now an option⚡
Modern techniques are transforming the knee replacement experience.
Robotic-assisted technology and quad-sparing approaches allow for a more precise, less disruptive procedure — helping many patients begin recovery sooner, and in some cases, return home the same day.

08/20/2026

We love it when a five-star review reminds us why we do this. Thank you for sharing your experience!

08/19/2026

Not every joint concern requires surgery.
Dr. Charles Claps offers non-surgical treatment options designed to help relieve pain, improve function, and support patients in getting back to the activities they enjoy.
Finding the right treatment starts with understanding your options.

08/17/2026

A successful knee replacement starts with restoring balance and stability. ✨
Knee balancing helps ensure proper alignment and support, creating a more personalized approach to improving comfort and function after surgery.

A new knee implant can look perfectly positioned on an X-ray and still feel wrong to the patient walking on it. The alignment may appear textbook, yet the knee feels tight in one direction, loose in another, or simply unnatural with every step. This is rarely a flaw in the implant itself. More often...

08/13/2026

Sharon, thank you for your kind words!