About Chad Crawley, D.O.

Chad Crawley, D.O., has practiced orthopedics in Oklahoma since 2007. He was board certified in 2012 and completed fellowship training in 2015.

Prior to joining Utica Park Clinic, Dr. Crawley cared for patients in McAlester, OK and at Central States Orthopedics in Tulsa. He welcomes the opportunity to help you with any general orthopedic concerns and he is particularly skilled in the areas of:

• Total hip replacement (via a unique, direct anterior approach)
• Total and partial knee replacement
• Revisions of total hip and knee replacement
• Treatment of infected joint replacements of the hip and knee
• Robotic-assisted joint replacement

One of Dr. Crawley’s area of expertise is total hip replacement. His direct anterior (front) approach to hip replacement has many benefits over the more traditional – lateral (side) or posterior (back) – approaches. This cutting-edge technique has attracted patients from across Oklahoma and the multi-state region who take advantage of the benefits, including:

• Less discomfort and pain
• Shorter recovery time
• Lower risk of limb length differences
• Lower dislocation risk

“Following their hip surgery,” Dr. Crawley says, “most patients are walking with assistance only a few hours after the procedure. Generally, patients can return home a day after their surgery or even the same day.” Dr. Crawley was fellowship trained in the direct anterior approach hip replacement technique. He has performed or assisted on over 1,000 procedures of this type. He has also served as a preceptor in teaching other surgeons on the details and technical aspects of the direct anterior hip replacement. He uses it on almost all of his primary total hip replacements. When it comes to your health and well being, experience matters. For more information, read the blog.

Dr. Crawley’s personal interests include ranching, collecting American muscle cars and attending OSU sporting events. He served in the Oklahoma Army National Guard from 1998 until 2004 and in the Pennsylvania Air National Guard from 2004 until 2006.

Specialty

Orthopedics, Sports Medicine

Languages

English