Orthopedist in Davidson, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Novant Health Orthopedics & Sports Medicine - Thomasville

Orthopedist

Thomasville, NC

Novant Health Orthopedics & Sports Medicine – Thomasville accepts walk-in patients during normal clinic hours for sprains, strains and fractures and treats ACL/MCL tears and knee replacement needs.

  • Walk-in evaluation of sprains, strains and fractures during normal clinic hours
  • ACL or MCL tear treatment
  • Knee replacement evaluation

Gordon Charles Kammire, MD

Orthopedist

Lexington, NC

Gordon Charles Kammire, MD provides joint replacement and shoulder-and-elbow orthopaedic care in Lexington and accepts new patients.

  • Hip, knee, or shoulder arthritis
  • Joint replacement evaluation or surgery
  • Rotator cuff injuries and repairs

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Podiatry Services - Lexington

Orthopedist

Lexington, NC

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Podiatry - Lexington treats foot and ankle conditions including Charcot arthropathy, bunions, fractures and plantar fasciitis.

  • Diabetic foot deformities and Charcot arthropathy
  • Bunions, hammertoes and other structural foot conditions
  • Foot fractures, ankle sprains and ligament injuries

Jasper Simmons Riggan III, MD

Orthopedist

Lexington, NC

Jasper Simmons Riggan III, MD brings over 30 years of general orthopaedic experience to joint replacement and hand care in Lexington.

  • Joint replacement evaluation and surgery
  • Hand and upper-extremity problems
  • Knee arthritis and knee replacement

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FAQ

Can I walk in for an orthopedic injury near Davidson?

Novant Health Orthopedics & Sports Medicine - Thomasville lists walk-in evaluations during normal clinic hours for sprains, strains and fractures. Call ahead to confirm current hours and availability.

How much does an orthopedic visit cost?

The cost depends on insurance, the type of evaluation and whether imaging or treatment is needed. Ask the clinic and your insurer about the copay, deductible and any separate imaging charges before the visit.

Should I see an orthopedist or go to the emergency room?

Use emergency care for severe bleeding, an obvious deformity, loss of feeling, a cold or pale limb, or a potentially life-threatening injury. Routine fractures, sprains and ongoing joint pain can generally be evaluated by an orthopedic clinic.

What should I bring to an orthopedic appointment?

Bring your medication list, insurance information, prior imaging or medical records, and a description of when the pain or injury began. Mention previous surgeries and treatments that have already been tried.