Patrick J. McDaid MD, Orthopaedic Hand Surgeon

Patrick J. McDaid MD, Orthopaedic Hand Surgeon Dr. McDaid works with you to develop the most effecti Schatz Memorial Award and the Frank Hammond Sivitz Memorial Award.

Compassionate and highly-skilled, Dr. McDaid is a fellowship-trained Hand and Upper Extremity Surgeon with years of experience and training in minimally invasive surgical and non-surgical techniques. A Bucks County Pennsylvania native, Dr. McDaid completed his undergraduate and medical education in Philadelphia. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from LaSalle University, and received his doctorate from

Temple University at the Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia. During his residency he was privileged to work under many nationally renowned orthopaedic experts at the Shriners Hospital for Children, The Philadelphia Hand Center and The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). He completed his Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery Fellowship at the distinguished University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. During his training, Dr. McDaid was twice recognized by his colleagues for his clinical excellence and interpersonal skills by awarding him the Louis B. As a 1st generation physician, Dr. McDaid appreciates the vital role he plays in his patients’ lives and understands the importance of helping patients return to their daily activities. He enjoys being an active community participant by volunteering his service at area medical clinics, speaking at medical conferences and being involved at local schools. Dr. McDaid firmly believes that being personally invested in our community greatly enhances the care he provides. Dr. McDaid finds the practice of Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery extremely rewarding. He particularly enjoys interacting with patients of all ages, occupations and interests. His practice at OAA is focused on hand trauma, arthritis, reconstructive surgery, adult and pediatric fracture treatment, and nerve compressions. With the assistance of the OAA Hand Institute team, Dr. McDaid is proud to provide the most comprehensive treatment for upper extremity disorders in the region. Education:

Undergraduate:
LaSalle University; Philadelphia, PA

Medical School:
Temple University; Philadelphia, PA

Internship:
Albert Einstein Medical Center; Philadelphia, PA

Residency:

Albert Einstein Medical Center; Philadelphia, PA
Moss Rehabilitation; Philadelphia, PA
Shriners Hospital for Children; Philadelphia, PA
Thomas Jefferson University and The Philadelphia Hand Center; Philadelphia, PA
Fellowship:
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center; Pittsburgh, PA

Board Certification:

American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery
Certificate of Added Qualifications - Hand Surgery
Professional Societies:

American Society for Surgery of the Hand
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
Pennsylvania Orthopedic Society
Lehigh County Medical Society

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Radial head fractures are among the most common elbow injuries, typically occurring after a fall onto an outstretched hand.

Accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment, whether conservative or surgical, are critical to preserving elbow stability and range of motion.

If you’ve sustained an elbow injury, a proper evaluation can help prevent long-term complications.

Contact our office at 610-973-6200 to schedule an evaluation.

I appreciate your kind words and am glad to be part of your care. Schedule your appointment today and take the next step...
04/08/2026

I appreciate your kind words and am glad to be part of your care.

Schedule your appointment today and take the next step toward better health.

Call our office at 610-973-6200.

A Colles fracture is a common type of wrist fracture that typically occurs when someone falls onto an outstretched hand....
04/01/2026

A Colles fracture is a common type of wrist fracture that typically occurs when someone falls onto an outstretched hand.

It is often accompanied by:
- Pain and swelling
- A visible deformity (“dinner fork” appearance)
- Limited wrist movement

Prompt evaluation and treatment are essential for proper healing and restoring function.

If you or a loved one experiences a wrist injury, don’t wait, early care makes all the difference.

📞 Call our office today to schedule an appointment with me. 610-973-6200.

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Big news for our patients and community! 👏

OAA Orthopaedic Specialists, in partnership with Surgery Center of Allentown, will remain IN NETWORK for ALL United Healthcare patients!
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Have you ever noticed a small lump on your wrist that seems to appear out of nowhere?It may be a ganglion cyst - a fluid...
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Have you ever noticed a small lump on your wrist that seems to appear out of nowhere?

It may be a ganglion cyst - a fluid-filled lump that commonly forms near the tendons or joints in the wrist or hand. These cysts are noncancerous, but they can sometimes cause discomfort, limit movement, or press on nearby nerves.

Some ganglion cysts shrink or disappear on their own, but if yours is painful or interfering with daily activities, treatment options are available.

Call us at 610-973-6200 to book an appointment.

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03/11/2026

Thank you for taking the time to share your positive experience. My goal is always to ensure patients feel informed and confident about their care.

If you’d like to schedule a consultation with me, please contact the office at 610-973-6200.

If your fingertip is drooping and you can’t straighten it, it may not be “just” a jam.Mallet finger is an injury to the ...
03/04/2026

If your fingertip is drooping and you can’t straighten it, it may not be “just” a jam.

Mallet finger is an injury to the tendon that straightens the tip of your finger. It often happens when an object strikes the fingertip or when the joint is forcefully bent while lifting.

Common signs include inability to straighten the fingertip, redness, swelling, tenderness.

Ignoring it can lead to permanent deformity if not treated early.

If something doesn’t look right, stop by our office for an evaluation.
📞 Call 610-973-6200

Do your fingers ever tingle or “fall asleep”?It might be harmless or it could be your body trying to tell you something....
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Do your fingers ever tingle or “fall asleep”?

It might be harmless or it could be your body trying to tell you something. Nerve compression, diabetes, vitamin deficiencies, circulation problems - the causes vary more than you think.

Learn what’s normal and what’s not in my newest blog post.
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Raynaud’s disease causes the small blood vessels in your fingers and toes to temporarily tighten, limiting blood flow. During an episode, you may notice:
-Fingers turning white, blue, or red
-Numbness or tingling
-Cold, painful sensations

These episodes often last about 15 minutes and are commonly triggered by cold temperatures or emotional stress.

While mild cases can be managed with lifestyle adjustments, frequent or severe symptoms shouldn’t be ignored. A proper evaluation can help determine the best treatment plan and rule out underlying conditions.

If you’re experiencing recurring color changes or discomfort in your hands, we’re here to help.

📞 Call our office at 610-973-6200 to schedule a consultation.

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02/11/2026

Thank you for sharing your experience. I take great pride in delivering professional, knowledgeable care while building strong patient relationships. I appreciate your trust.

Book an appointment with me by calling 610-973-2600 or visiting https://www.mcdaidorthohand.com/contact.

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When kids break a bone, it’s not the same as when adults do.
Children’s bones are more flexible, heal faster, and even have the ability to remodel as they grow.

Learn why pediatric fractures are different, and what parents should know, on my latest blog.

➡ Read more: https://www.mcdaidorthohand.com/single-post/pediatric-fractures

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250 Cetronia Road
Allentown, PA
18104

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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