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read moreSince 1973, the doctors and physical therapists at Cape Fear Orthopedics & Sports Medicine have remained the experts in providing exceptional, experienced orthopedic care. From surgery to physical therapy to urgent care, we can help get your body back on the right track to make you feel great again. Our board-certified, specialty-trained doctors deliver specialized care to patients suffering from bone, joint, and muscle injuries and conditions by providing services throughout the areas surrounding Fayetteville and Raeford, North Carolina.

read moreAt Cape Fear Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, our account specialists are available to assist you with your insurance and billing needs. The following information is provided to assist you in contacting us and in understanding our billing and insurance policies and processes. Please verify your eligibility for services with your insurance company prior to your appointment. If you have any questions regarding insurance and your healthcare coverage, please call your insurance provider, which is listed on the back of your insurance card or contact us to verify coverage prior to your appointment.

read moreAt Cape Fear Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, we are not only committed to ensuring our patients receive the best treatment available; we believe their recovery and rehabilitation is equally as important. Our physical and occupational therapists offer a comprehensive range of approaches to help restore the function of our patients after injury, surgery, and illness. Our physical and occupational therapists evaluate and develop an individualized care plan that addresses the specific needs and treatment goals of our patients.

read moreJoint injections are a non-invasive treatment option where medication in injected directly into the damaged or injured joint. This can reduce inflammation, improve range of motion, and provide pain relief. Botox is the best known of a group of medications that use various forms of botulinum toxin to temporarily paralyze muscle activity. Botulinum toxin works by blocking the transmission of certain chemical signals that relay information between nerves and the brain. Botox injections into arthritic joints appear to reduce pain and improve function.