Brain and Spine Care
Comprehensive Orthopaedic Care in Begur, Bangalore
The Bone & Joint Care Department at Jayashree Multi Speciality Hospital provides specialised evaluation and treatment for fractures, joint pain, sports injuries, arthritis and mobility-related conditions. Our orthopaedic team offers both non-surgical and surgical care, including arthroscopy and joint replacement, with treatment planned around the patient’s condition, mobility and recovery needs.
From early diagnosis to rehabilitation, we focus on reducing pain, improving movement and preventing further joint or bone damage. Patients receive coordinated care with appropriate investigations, physiotherapy support and follow-up to help them return to daily activities with greater confidence and comfort.
Services & Specialties Offered
Facilities Supporting Bone & Joint Care
Our orthopaedic services are supported by diagnostic, surgical and rehabilitation facilities for timely evaluation, precise treatment and smoother recovery.
Digital X-Ray
Quick imaging support for fractures and joint injuries.
Operation Theatres
Equipped for arthroscopic, keyhole and orthopaedic surgical procedures.
Emergency Care
Prompt care for fractures, accidents and trauma injuries.
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
Supports strength, mobility, recovery and improved joint function.
Image Intensifier
Provides real-time imaging guidance during selected orthopaedic procedures.
Our Specialists
Our orthopaedic specialists provide expert, patient-focused care for bone, joint and mobility conditions, combining clinical experience, accurate diagnosis and personalised treatment to support recovery, comfort, long-term movement and wellbeing.
Brain and Spine Care Specialists
Dr. P.R. Krishnan
Neurologist
Mon – Sat · 2:45 PM - 3:30 PM
Dr. Srinivasa Reddy
Neurosurgeon, Spine Surgeon (Neuro), Spine and Pain Specialist
Mon – Sat · Hospital will confirm exact time
Common Questions About Orthopaedic Care
You should seek evaluation if pain persists, keeps returning, causes swelling or stiffness, or begins affecting walking, sleep or daily activities.
No. Many fractures can be treated with casts, splints or other non-surgical methods. Surgery is recommended only when the injury requires better alignment or stability.
Yes. Many sports injuries improve with medication, rest and physiotherapy. Arthroscopic surgery may be considered for selected ligament, cartilage or joint injuries.
Joint replacement may be considered when severe arthritis or joint damage causes persistent pain and restricted movement despite appropriate non-surgical treatment.
Bring previous X-rays or scans, medical reports, current medication details and any records related to earlier injuries or treatments.
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