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Comprehensive Care in One Place: Meet Dr Anil Goudar
Hip and knee surgeon Dr Anil Goudar on why a multidisciplinary model matters, and what it means for patients managing arthritis, sports injuries and fractures.
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August 31, 2025
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Joint Vision
At Joint Vision, care is designed to be connected and centred on recovery, according to orthopaedic surgeon Dr Anil Goudar.
Dr Goudar says the multidisciplinary approach aims to help patients access what they need in one place.
Why a multidisciplinary approach matters
We have physiotherapists, allied health specialists and pain specialists, which makes the patient care of the utmost comfort. We follow through their journey, helping them at each stage of their recovery.
He believes the integrated model of care is what distinguishes the group.
Patients generally don't have to go anywhere else. Most of the investigations and the process is done here under one roof. We have X-rays, ultrasound scans, physiotherapy, and a dedicated team to take care of their needs.
Dr Goudar's expertise
Dr Goudar treats a wide range of patients, from younger people with sports injuries or fractures through to older patients managing degenerative arthritis. Many of his cases involve hip and knee conditions, including joint replacement surgery.
I've got a really nice, dedicated team which looks after the patient well, to treat their symptoms.
Outside of work, Dr Goudar keeps active himself, whether that is cricket, long walks or a session at the gym.
If you've got any issues with your hip or knee, whether it's an arthritic joint, a sports injury, trauma or a fracture, you're welcome to see us here at Joint Vision.
You can read Dr Goudar's full profile or learn more about hip and knee care.
Information on this website is general and may not apply to your circumstances. It does not replace individual clinical advice. If you have a health concern, use the relevant care pathway or speak with a qualified health professional. Seek urgent help for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms or a possible emergency.
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