Regain Your Strength

Rotator Cuff

at Rockford Ambulatory Surgery Center

Rotator Cuff

Rotator Cuff Surgery at Rockford Ambulatory Surgery Center (RASC)

Struggling with shoulder pain? Is it hard to reach up high or throw a ball without discomfort? You might have a rotator cuff injury. This common problem involves the muscles and tendons around your shoulder joint – think of it as the part that helps you move your arm in every direction. At Rockford Ambulatory Surgery Center (RASC), we partner with your doctor to help you get back to swinging, lifting, and embracing life without shoulder pain.

Understanding Rotator Cuff and the Procedure

Rotator Cuff

Understanding Rotator Cuff and the Procedure

UNDERSTANDING ROTATOR CUFF INJURY

The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that provide strength and stability to the shoulder joint. Injury or wear can lead to tendon tears, resulting in pain and limited movement.

SURGICAL INTERVENTION

Rotator cuff surgery aims to repair the torn tendons, reattaching them to the bone, which can relieve pain and restore full range of motion to the shoulder.

PROCEDURE AND RECOVERY

Performed as an outpatient surgery, patients can return home the same day, with post-operative care focused on pain management and gradual rehabilitation to regain strength and function.

BEFORE THE PROCEDURE

Preparing for Success

DURING THE PROCEDURE

In Your Doctor's Care at RASC

AFTER THE PROCEDURE

Your Path to Recovery

Once we schedule your surgery, you'll have a detailed discussion with your doctor, who will then collaborate with us for your procedure. We'll make sure you understand the prep, including any fasting and medication changes. Also, you'll need to arrange for someone to drive you home and stay with you overnight after the procedure

On the day of your surgery, your comfort is our priority. You'll receive anesthesia and other pain management intervention. Your doctor will perform the surgery, assisted by our specialized RASC team using the latest medical equipment. The surgery typically takes a couple of hours, and you'll be resting in the comfort of your own home the very same day.

Post-surgery, you'll likely wear a sling to keep your shoulder still and protected. We'll guide you through your recovery process with pain management and care instructions for when you're back home. Follow-up care, including physical therapy to regain strength and flexibility, will be key to a full recovery. Your doctor will oversee your progress, with our support at RASC, every step of the way.

Meet some of the physicians that perform Rotator Cuff at Rockford Ambulatory Service Center

Why Choose RASC for Your Rotator Cuff?

Economic Choice

At RASC, we believe that quality healthcare should be affordable. Our facility is designed to offer the same high-quality care as hospitals but at a more economical cost.

Enjoy the advantage of a cost-effective procedure without the higher costs associated with large hospitals.

Compare Procedure Costs

Continuity

Your procedure will be performed by the surgeon you trust in our modern surgical center, ensuring continuity of care from consultation to recovery.

Experienced Teams

Our surgical staff are specialists in outpatient procedures, ensuring that you receive expert care in a welcoming environment.

State-of-the-Art Facility

RASC is equipped with the latest in medical technology, providing you with the highest standard of care.

Convenience

We understand your time is valuable. Our efficient scheduling and streamlined processes mean you spend less time waiting and more time recovering in the comfort of your home.

*Cost data obtained from the Illinois Hospital Report Card and Consumers Guide to Health Care. See healthcarereportcard.illinois.gov. Averages based on billed charges for procedures performed on an outpatient basis at local Rockford area hospitals. The out-of-pocket amount is dependent on your health plan’s coinsurance amount.

Please note: The cost comparison table presented is a simplified overview designed for general informational purposes. It consolidates various specific procedures under broader procedural categories. For instance, the term "Lens Procedure" encompasses both cataract surgeries and other lens-related outpatient procedures, among others. This consolidation is made to streamline the presentation of information and may not reflect the full detail or scope of individual procedures.