Having served as team physician for Philadelphia's professional sports teams; Dr. Bartolozzi understands the importance of restoring patients to an active lifestyle; no matter the age. With his years of experience; his focus is to integrate examination and diagnostic testing to provide a treatment plan to optimize outcome considering each patient's individual needs.
Minimally invasive total knee replacement; Partial knee replacement; ACL Reconstruction; Knee and shoulder arthroscopy; Cartilage restoration; Meniscus surgery; Shoulder labrum repair and rotator cuff repair
Brown University
University of California; San Diego; School of Medicine
Penn Orthopedic Residency
University of California; Los Angeles; Fellowship in Sports Medicine
Office visit for initial consultation and examination and review of diagnostic studies; focus on conservative treatments; proceed to surgery when properly indicated.
Talk to other patients who have seen the doctor. Inquire about the doctor's experience and if surgery is indicated; inquire as to whether the doctor does the surgery himself and what experience he or she has.
The ability to make a positive impact on a patient's life and to restore function to enable patients to pursue their passions and active lifestyle.
ACL reconstruction that enables athletes to resume sports; knee replacement that helps patients who are crippled with pain to resume a more normal lifestyle; cartilage restoration that can keep injured knees from wearing out too fast; arthritis management with new injectable materials including lubricants and cell preparations to help knees function better and last longer.
Monday - Friday; 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Medicare; Aetna; Blue Cross/Blue Shield; Independence Blue Cross; Keystone First; Health Partners; Cigna; Horizon Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Sports Medicine; knee arthroscopy; knee injury; knee arthritis; ACL reconstruction; athletic knee injury; partial and total knee replacement; cartilage restoration; cell therapy for arthritis; shoulder dislocation; rotator cuff tear