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Updated October 31, 2026
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
The Regenerative Medicine Clinic treats Wilmington patients with knee and shoulder conditions using Dr. Austin Yeargan III, MD's NAMAD and other nonsurgical regenerative therapies.
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
EmergeOrtho provides fellowship-trained orthopedic specialists, advanced imaging, and urgent walk-in care across 65+ clinics in the Carolinas.
Immediate diagnosis and treatment for urgent orthopedic conditions through walk-in services
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Wilmington Health Orthopedics and Sports Medicine provides orthopedic surgery and sports medicine services.
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
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Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Carolina Joint and Arthritis specializes in regenerative treatments including NAMAD, PRP plus TSG-6, and cell therapy for rotator cuff tears in Wilmington.
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Chad Fortun, MD, MS, FAAOS is identified by Wilmington Health as an orthopedic surgeon.
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Christopher Jarrett, MD is board certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery and focuses on hip, knee, and general orthopedic conditions.
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Claude Jarrett, MD is identified as an FAAOS orthopedic specialist.
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Sharrona Williams, MD specializes in pediatric and adult foot-and-ankle care, including minimally invasive surgery and pediatric flatfoot correction.
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
EmergeOrtho Wilmington - Seagate provides orthopedic urgent care, hand therapy, and Saturday walk-in hours at 6019 Oleander Drive.
Walk-ins welcome; no appointment necessary for orthopedic urgent care
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
Orthopedist
Wilmington, NC
The cost depends on insurance, the consultation type, imaging, and whether treatment is surgical or nonsurgical. Ask the office for the self-pay rate and an estimate of imaging or procedure charges before the visit.
Match the physician's specialty to the problem—for example, hip and knee reconstruction, sports medicine, spine care, or urgent injuries—and verify insurance, hospital privileges, and whether imaging or physical therapy is available through the practice.
EmergeOrtho advertises walk-in services for urgent orthopedic conditions. Routine consultations generally require an appointment, so availability should be confirmed directly with the office.
Use urgent care for a new injury, suspected fracture, severe swelling, or inability to bear weight when the condition is not life-threatening. Call 911 or go to an emergency department for uncontrolled bleeding, loss of circulation, severe deformity, or major trauma.
Coverage varies by insurer and procedure, especially for PRP, cell therapy, and other orthobiologic treatments. Confirm coverage and authorization requirements with both the clinic and your insurance plan before treatment.