Brad Reddick, D.O. - Hip and Knee Surgeon

03/20/2026

Spring is here 🌸 — and so are all the activities that keep you moving.

Whether you're gardening, golfing, walking trails, or tackling projects around the house, healthy joints make every season more enjoyable.

Take care of your body so you can keep doing what you love.

03/18/2026

03/13/2026

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03/12/2026

Patient Safety Awareness Week | March 8–14

Successful joint replacement isn’t just about the surgery — it’s about the safety and care that happen before, during, and after your procedure.

Our team prioritizes patient safety every step of the way by focusing on:

• Thorough pre-surgical planning and patient education
• Strict infection prevention protocols
• Advanced surgical techniques and technology
• Coordinated care with our clinical and therapy teams
• Structured recovery plans to help you return to the activities you love

During Patient Safety Awareness Week, we recognize the entire care team that works together to ensure every patient receives safe, high-quality orthopedic care.

Your safety. Your mobility. Your quality of life.

03/04/2026

Many patients with arthritis notice increased stiffness and discomfort when the weather changes. When barometric pressure drops before or during rain, tissues around arthritic joints can expand slightly. This can increase pressure inside the joint, leading to more pain and stiffness.

Common symptoms people notice on rainy days:
• Increased joint stiffness
• Aching knees or hips
• Decreased range of motion
• Difficulty getting moving in the morning

The good news is there are treatment options that can help improve mobility and reduce pain.

Call today to schedule with Dr. Reddick, Jayme Royston-Locke, or Amber Kammerlocher and take the first step toward lasting relief.

03/01/2026

Hip pain and back pain are commonly confused — even by patients who have been dealing with symptoms for years.

One of the most important parts of my job is determining where the pain is actually coming from before recommending treatment.

Hip arthritis typically presents as:
• Pain deep in the groin
• Aching in the front of the thigh
• Stiffness after sitting
• Difficulty putting on shoes or socks
• Pain with walking or standing

Lumbar spine (back) pain or sciatica often presents as:
• Pain in the low back or buttock
• Burning or tingling down the leg
• Numbness or shooting pain below the knee
• Symptoms that worsen with prolonged sitting

The reason this matters:
Treating the wrong source of pain will not fix the problem.

A thorough exam, imaging, and a careful conversation about your symptoms help us determine the correct diagnosis and the best treatment plan.

If you’ve been told your pain is “just your back” or “just arthritis,” but you’re still struggling, it may be time for a proper evaluation.

— Dr. Reddick

02/24/2026

Big news! Did you know that our joint replacement team is now seeing patients across multiple convenient locations.

Dr. Reddick, Jayme Royston-Locke, and Amber proudly care for patients with hip and knee pain throughout the metro and surrounding communities.

Now serving patients in:
📍 North OKC
📍 South OKC
📍 Yukon
📍 Shawnee

Whether you’re dealing with arthritis, chronic joint pain, or considering hip or knee replacement, our team is here to help you move better and get back to the life you love.

Expert care. Multiple locations. One goal — helping you feel your best again.

Call today to schedule your consultation.

02/21/2026

Hip pain shouldn’t control your life.

If arthritis or joint damage is making it difficult to walk, sleep, or stay active, modern hip replacement techniques can help you move comfortably again.

Dr. Reddick offers anterior approach total hip arthroplasty, an advanced, muscle-sparing hip replacement designed to support faster recovery and a quicker return to daily activities.

What makes the anterior approach different?
Traditional hip replacement approaches often go through muscles on the side or back of the hip. With the anterior approach, the hip is accessed from the front — allowing the surgeon to work between muscles instead of cutting through them.

This technique may lead to:
• Less muscle disruption
• Smaller incision
• Reduced post-operative pain
• Faster early recovery
• Lower risk of hip dislocation
• Quicker return to normal activities

Anterior hip replacement may help patients experiencing hip arthritis, joint degeneration, hip injury, or chronic hip pain that hasn’t improved with conservative treatment. Every patient is unique, and Dr. Reddick will determine the best surgical plan based on your anatomy, lifestyle, and goals.

Hip replacement isn’t just about surgery — it’s about restoring mobility, independence, and the activities you love.

If hip pain is slowing you down, it may be time to explore your options. Call today to schedule a consultation with Dr. Reddick, Jayme Royston-Locke, PA-C or Amber Kammerlocher, PA-C

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day 💖

Today is all about love—romantic love, family love, friendship, and the little moments that make life sweeter.

Whether you’re celebrating with flowers, chocolate, or quality time, we hope your day is filled with warmth, laughter, and appreciation for the people who mean the most to you.

Here’s to love in all its forms. 💗

02/13/2026

❤️ This Valentine’s Day, Fall Back in Love with Movement. ❤️

If hip or knee pain has been stealing your mobility, your sleep, or your independence, it may be time to stop simply “managing it” — and start moving forward.

At the heart of joint replacement is one goal: restoring function and improving quality of life.

Whether you’re living with advanced arthritis, post-traumatic joint damage, or years of wear and tear, modern hip and knee replacement techniques are designed to:

Relieve chronic joint pain
Restore alignment and stability
Improve strength and mobility
Help you return to the activities you love

Joint replacement isn’t about slowing down — it’s about getting back to living.

This Valentine’s Day, choose strength. Choose movement. Choose relief.

Your future mobility starts with the care you choose today.

Call now to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward a stronger, more confident tomorrow.

02/08/2026

Don’t let joint pain after an injury slow you down.

If you’ve had a previous fracture, ligament tear, meniscus injury, or other joint trauma and are now experiencing ongoing pain, stiffness, or swelling, you may be dealing with post-traumatic osteoarthritis. Joint injuries can change the smooth surface of cartilage, and over time that wear can lead to arthritis — even in younger, active patients.

Dr. Reddick and our team provide personalized care to evaluate your symptoms and create a treatment plan designed to protect your long-term mobility. From strengthening and bracing to injections and advanced surgical options when needed, we are here to help you move with confidence again.

Your future starts with how you care for your joints today.

Call today to schedule with Dr. Reddick, Jayme Royston-Locke, or Amber Kammerlocher and take the first step toward lasting relief.

02/02/2026

It’s National Patient Recognition Week—and we want to say THANK YOU.

To our patients: thank you for trusting Southwest Orthopaedics with your care. Your resilience, determination, and commitment to healing inspire our team every single day. It’s an honor to be part of your journey—whether that’s getting back to work, sports, or simply living with less pain.

We are grateful for you. 💙Always.