Carlye Reichert, DO

My own orthopedic injury is what ignited my passion for orthopedics and drew me to this specialty. I received such high-quality care from my surgeon and nurses and wanted to offer the same to others. It’s rewarding to see patients make progress and get back to the everyday activities they enjoy doing the most. Patients often say that I’m easy to talk to and have a way of putting them at ease. You will always find me with a smile on my face and a willingness to listen. I will take the time to get to know you and understand your needs.

I believe in compassionate and patient-centered care. My goal is to integrate evidence-based medicine and innovation to meet the needs of each individual patient. Through my ongoing training, I am able to offer the latest and safest treatment options. I have a passion for all aspects of pain management, including back and neck pain caused by arthritis, degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis and pain following surgery. I have a special interest in neuropathic pain, chronic pelvic pain, cancer-related pain and complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS). I want to serve my community and effectively provide compassionate and thorough care to my patients. Seeing them get back to an active lifestyle and participate in activities that were once painful is very rewarding.

My favorite part of being an orthopedic sports surgeon is working with a health care team to help my patients regain their function and quality of life. Whether it’s getting back to work, returning to sports, or walking their dog, I strive to ensure patients don’t have to give up what’s important to them. Preservation is an important principle to all sports surgeons, whether that is joint preservation or preserving quality of life. I am fellowship-trained to perform cartilage preservation procedures, repairs for rotator cuffs and labrums, reconstruct ligaments, perform shoulder replacements and hip arthroscopies. I rely on a combination of open communication and evidence-based medicine to provide the best possible care. I believe it is important to take the time to understand expectations, goals and emotions in order to achieve the best possible outcomes for my patients.