Oakland Orthopedic Institute

01/30/2026

We would like to announce our newest location, McLaren Bay Region! Dr. Lewis has been practicing here for some time now, and invites all patients new and returning to visit him for any and all orthopedic needs.

09/01/2023

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02/15/2023

Welcome to the Oakland Orthopedic Institute business page! We invite patients, new and returning, to like/follow this page for up to date information on OOI and Dr. Lewis! We hope that this page, in addition to Dr. Lewis' professional page, will serve as a place to connect and communicate with patients.

02/15/2023

We are excited to announce Dr. Lewis has made his home in Rochester Hills! The new office address 633 East South Boulevard, Suite 1200, Rochester Hills, MI 48307. Dr. Lewis is NO LONGER PRACTICING at the Clarkston location.

We will be using this page as an additional way to connect and communicate with our patients. Please reach out to us here, on Dr. Lewis' professional page (shared here), or call us at 248-963-4205 with any questions you may have or appointments you would like to make!

Oakland Orthopedic Institute is officially moved into the Rochester office and seeing patients at this time! Oakland Orthopedic Institute is NO LONGER PRACTICING at the Clarkston location.

The new office address is 633 East South Boulevard, Suite 1200, Rochester Hills, MI 48307. Please call 248-963-4205 to make an appointment.

We are so humbled by the patients new and returning that have followed Dr. Lewis to his new location. We cannot thank you enough for your patience and loyalty during this time!

Dr. Lewis is a BOARD-CERTIFIED, FELLOWSHIP-TRAINED orthopedic surgeon with over 20 years of experience. Board certification is a standard you should look for when choosing any physician to participate in your care. Dr. Lewis' practice is dedicated to treating a full range of orthopedic conditions as well as specializing in sports-related injuries and joint replacement surgeries. Please contact us for any and all of your orthopedic needs, and we will make sure you are treated with exceptional care.

02/14/2023

Regenerative medicine gets to the root of what's causing your pain instead of just managing symptoms. Following a quick recovery, you'll be back to feeling happy and healthy again!

02/13/2023

The foot and ankle bear the pressure of weight and stress. Injuries and discomfort to the foot and ankle can impact any lifestyle. From fractures to sports injuries, Oakland Orthopedic Institute offers many services to help alleviate ailments! Call us: 248-384-8350.
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02/10/2023

Losing weight is a great way to avoid undergoing a knee replacement. Our knees support our body weight, so make sure to maintain a healthy weight. If you do find yourself in need of a knee replacement, give us a call: 248-384-8350.

02/08/2023

Pockets of fluid - known as mucous cysts - and bone spurs, often felt as protuberances around your joints, are caused by arthritis in many cases. Most people will notice these lumps on their finger joints, although they can appear all over the body.

01/31/2023

After being treated by our specialists, there are home remedies that you can use to help the healing process for your tendonitis. Take time to rest from the injured area can help your tendonitis heal. Follow an anti-inflammatory diet to lower your inflammation levels, and ice painful areas to help ease the swelling caused by tendonitis.

01/30/2023

Patients always receive caring and respectful treatment at Oakland Orthopedic Institute. Experienced orthopedic surgeon Paul Lewis, DO looks forward to helping patients with their needs!
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01/29/2023

To prevent injuries from occurring to your shoulder, ensure that you are doing the proper strength training for them. Whenever you plan on using your shoulders, make sure to warm up, keep them flexible, and use each evenly.

01/23/2023

According to the Mayo Clinic, "The type of shoes you wear, foot structure, trauma and certain disease processes can contribute" to hammertoe. Avoiding pointy, tall shoes will give the toe more space. Shoe inserts may also alleviate pain!