The orthopedic practice of Dr. Jeffrey Padalecki is conveniently located in the heart of Austin at the Medical Park Orthopaedic Clinic. His entire staff strives to offer outstanding patient care within a comfortable and professional setting. Dr. Padalecki and his staff utilize the latest orthopedic technologies and have set a new standard in providing treatment for musculoskeletal ailments.
When someone sustains a serious joint injury, pain and immobility can often become a great burden. Everyday activities can begin to seem like insurmountable challenges for these patients. It’s important for these individuals to find a skilled and reputable orthopedic surgeon to treat these injuries so that they can once again lead a highly mobile and pain-free life. This is the philosophy that Dr. Padalecki practices every single day and it is the same theory that resonates with everyone on his staff—from the nurses and technicians, to our office assistants and insurance coordinators.
Dr. Padalecki takes the essential time needed to meet one-on-one with each patient, so that a trusting and lasting relationship can be established. During this initial consultation, the patient’s injuries are discussed, expectations assessed, and a realistic approach and treatment plan is provided.
Dr. Padalecki performs the majority of his surgical procedures at the Hospital at Westlake Medical Center. This facility offers modernized, state-of-the-art operating and treatment rooms, and is conveniently located near Dr. Padalecki’s practice. Dr. Padalecki also has staff privileges at Seton Medical Center.
At the orthopedic surgery practice of Dr. Jeffrey Padalecki, you will receive everything you need from a caring, responsible, and dedicated team to make the best decision so that you can get back into the game of life as quickly as possible.
Dr. Padalecki has been heavily involved in research throughout his career and has been the recipient of the prestigious Albert Trillat Young Investigator Award. This is an international honor that is only awarded to one surgeon every two years. His research interests include ACL and cartilage injuries in young patients, meniscus repair surgeries, and novel techniques for treating complex shoulder injuries. His research has been presented at multiple national and international meetings.