M N Orthopaedic Hospital

Our hospital, M N Orthopaedic Hospital, sits at 14 Bank Street in Kilpauk. We mainly deal with bones and joints, so we see a lot of people with crutches or casts coming through. It’s a focused kind of place. We’ve been at this Kilpauk location for a while now. The building is functional—it’s got what we need to help folks get back on their feet. We see a lot of sports injuries and also older people who just have achy knees or hips. It’s a lot of X-rays and physical therapy talk around here. The street can be a bit tricky for parking sometimes, but people manage. Our staff is used to the routine of helping people move around. We don't use a lot of fancy medical jargon if we can help it; we just tell people what’s going on with their bones. It’s not a glamorous job, but it’s important. We keep the place running six days a week, and sometimes it feels like we never leave. The chairs in the waiting area are basic, and the floors are always being mopped. We’re just a local orthopaedic spot. Nothing more, nothing less. If you’ve got a break or a sprain, this is where we do that kind of work. We just keep our heads down and focus on the patients.