Joshua T. Anderson, MD - Hip & Knee Reconstruction

07/27/2025

07/19/2025

Love the positive feedback from my patients. 5 star reviews from 5 star patients! For people in Northern Michigan with hip and knee problems, I do my best to get you back to life with as little pain as possible!

Great Lakes Orthopaedic Center, Great Lakes Orthopaedic Center - North Division

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05/31/2025

Great testimonial from a wonderful patient. Doing my best to keep Northern Michigan moving more and in less pain!

05/10/2025

Rickey had a pair of bad knees that was severely limiting his mobility and quality of life. Now he has a matching set of total knees! We proceeded with staged bilateral total knee replacements, and Rickey is back to doing all the things he loves. He worked hard during his recovery which was quite rapid. Surgeon and patient are both very pleased.

Great Lakes Orthopaedic Center - North Division

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05/02/2025

Exciting news!

Great Lakes Orthopaedic Center (GLOC) has expanded!

We are pleased to announce Dr. Joshua Anderson, Dr. Scott Nemec and Dr. Kyle Hazelwood have joined our team and are now seeing patients out of our recently added offices located in Petoskey and Ga***rd, with surgical options being offered at Northern Michigan Surgical Suites, Charlevoix Area Hospital, Otsego Memorial Hospital, McLaren Northern Michigan and Mackinac Straits Health Systems.

Stop in or call today to schedule a visit with one of our excellent Orthopedic Surgeons!

Petoskey Office:
4048 Cedar Bluff Dr, Petoskey, MI 49770
231-758-8040

Ga***rd Office:
1050 S Otsego Ave, Ga***rd, MI 49735
989-217-6991

Fax: 833-438-5612

04/29/2025

Great Lakes Orthopaedic Center - North Division
Joshua T. Anderson, MD
Fellowship-Trained Total Joint Surgeon
Board-Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon

Total joint care of the highest quality for all of Northern Michigan

04/13/2025

***MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT***

I am excited to announce that I am joining Great Lakes Orthopaedic Center (GLOC) on April 30th with the formation of a new North Division! We are going to have offices in Petoskey and Ga***rd. I am very excited about this next big step in orthopaedic care for Northern Michigan. GLOC has been a leader in orthopaedic medicine in our region, and I am proud to join them. As many know, this also coincides with the closure of Bay Street Orthopaedics & Spine on April 30th. Appointments that are already made with me will transfer over after we make the change. I am still seeing patients with Bay Street up until the closure with no planned disruptions in patient care. A letter will be sent out soon detailing this information further to my past and current patients.

Please call (231) 935-0900 for appointments!

If you have questions, please ask below. I will do my best to address them.

Great Lakes Orthopaedic Center - North Division
Joshua T. Anderson, MD
Fellowship-Trained Total Joint Surgeon
Board-Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon

Total joint care of the highest quality for all of Northern Michigan

03/27/2025

Cynthia was proud to show off her progress after her muscle-sparing/minimally-invasive total knee replacement! She has been breezing through her recovery so far. By not cutting into any muscles or tendons during her knee replacement, this may lead to a quicker and less painful recovery. Cynthia is a testament to this! Very please with her results so far.

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03/16/2025

David's knee was in rough shape. He had a ton of bone osteophytes floating around his knee. I performed a minimally-invasive/muscle sparing subvastus total knee arthroplasty with a patient-specific/kinematic alignment, both with the goal to make his recovery easier and ultimate functional outcome better. I used a medial-pivot total knee to help drive normal knee motion as well from MicroPort Orthopedics.

He recovered beautifully and is doing phenomenally well after his total knee replacement. Surgeon and patient could not be more pleased.

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03/01/2025

Arthritis sometimes comes for younger patients. Josh was severely limited by his daily left hip pain. He came to see me, and we found that he had severe degenerative changes in his hip. He elected to proceed with a minimally invasive/muscle sparing anterior ('from the front') total hip arthroplasty. He is doing phenomenal so far!

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