Overview
Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin treats people with bone, joint and muscle conditions across southeastern Wisconsin. Its physicians care for sports injuries, arthritis and spine problems, using non-surgical treatment as well as procedures such as joint replacement. The practice brings consultations, diagnostic imaging, physical and occupational therapy, and outpatient surgery into a connected care network so patients can move between evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation. Patients see specialists for particular joints and injuries, with care paid through insurance or directly by the patient. Founded in 1962, the privately held practice is headquartered in Pewaukee, Wisconsin.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- OAW's Pewaukee part-time X-ray role has no nights, call or holidays, with occasional weekend clinic coverage.
- OAW's Pewaukee part-time X-ray technologists get retirement support: the advertised role includes a 401(k) employer match.
- OAW trains recent accredited-program graduates for Pewaukee pool surgical technologist work; certification and two years' experience are preferred.
What critics are saying
- OAW's Pewaukee clerical assistant role requires regular attendance: 25-28 hours weekly, in person, Monday through Friday.
- Surgical schedules require flexibility: management expects OAW pool technologists in Pewaukee to adjust work hours as needed.
- Insured patient access has limits: OAW warns that individual plans exclude services even when the insurer is in-network.
What makes Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin unique
- OAW sells predictable care packages: self-funded employers pay one agreed fee covering surgery and designated follow-up.
- OAW extends first-contact access: OrthoLive screens new orthopedic patients by video around the clock.
- OAW reaches weekend injuries: Pewaukee's OrthoASAP opens Saturdays and Brookfield's opens Sundays.
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