Services

Guests visiting ROC will be seen by an orthopedic specialist who will perform a thorough evaluation and a beginning treatment plan for your injury. At ROC, we have on-site digital X-ray, bracing, casting, and splinting technology.

Efficient Orthopaedic Specialist care when you most need it:

Getting appropriate follow-up after an Orthopaedic injury can be challenging after a visit to the Emergency Room or a general Urgent Care facility.

If the injury requires an advanced evaluation, guests at ROC have expedited access for advanced imaging, physical therapy, and an appointment with an Orthopaedic surgeon that specializes in their type of injury.

At ROC, we firmly believe that timely treatment by an Orthopaedic specialist can reduce the risk of complications that occur when injuries do not receive timely and appropriate care.

Available

6 Days a Week

9am-7pm Mon-Fri, 11am-5pm Sat

No Appointment or Referral Necessary

Orthopaedic Urgent Care:

Same-Day Orthopaedic Specialist Care. No appointment or Referral Necessary.
Evaluation and treatment of fractures, strained muscles, torn ligaments and tendons, “flare-ups” of chronic conditions
Wrist, Finger and Hand sprains and fractures
Foot and Ankle sprains and fractures
Shoulder injuries, including clavicle fractures and rotator cuff tears
Knee injuries including ACL injuries, sprains, meniscus tears
Leg or Hip injuries
Sudden Joint Pain and/or Swelling
Back or Neck (Spine) pain and sciatica
“flare-up” of an old bone, joint or muscle condition
Simple Lacerations

Expedited Referral to Our Consulting Specialists:

Orthopaedic Surgery: Sports Medicine
General Orthopedic Surgery
Orthopedic Surgery: Spine Surgery
Orthopedic Surgery: Foot and Ankle Disorders
Interventional Pain Management
Physical Therapy (Sports and General Orthopaedics)

Workers Compensation:

When you have been injured on the job, ROC makes every effort to provide same-day medical attention. Our goal is to get you back to work in a safe and timely manner, and work with your employer, or human resource director to process the necessary documents.

Don’t waste time going to the ER or a general urgent care facility. Most work-related injuries are musculoskeletal and require orthopaedic care.
Our coordinators understand the Workers Compensation Louisiana laws and can assist in the administration of paperwork with your employer and/or case manager.

Step-by-Step Guide:

Step 1: File Report

Step 2: Prepare for Visit

Step 3: Communicate with Primary Care Provider

Step 4: Communicate with Employer

Step 5: Communicate with Claims Manager

Step 6: Claim Process Expectations