Find a Trauma Surgery Near You
0 verified trauma surgery specialists are accepting patients. Compare ratings, insurance accepted, languages spoken, and telehealth options.
When you have a serious injury from an accident, fall, or sudden impact, you need expert care right away. Trauma surgeons are doctors specially trained to treat severe, life-threatening injuries. They work quickly to repair damage to bones, organs, and other parts of your body. This can include injuries from car crashes, severe falls, gunshots, or major burns.
Finding the right trauma surgeon is crucial for your recovery. Our directory helps you search for experienced trauma surgeons near you. These specialists are often part of a larger trauma care team, working in emergency rooms and intensive care units to provide immediate and ongoing care. They focus on making sure you heal properly and can return to your daily life. Use our tools to connect with a trauma surgeon who can provide the urgent and specialized care you need.
Conditions treated
- Severe fractures
- Internal bleeding
- Organ damage
- Penetrating wounds
- Head trauma
- Spinal cord injuries
- Major burns
- Crush injuries
Common procedures
- Emergency surgery
- Fracture fixation
- Organ repair
- Wound debridement
- Amputation
- Damage control surgery
- Burn care
When to see a trauma surgery
- You've been in a major accident.
- You have a severe broken bone.
- You are experiencing significant internal pain.
- You have a deep cut or penetrating wound.
- You suffered a serious fall.
- You have experienced a severe burn.
- You are told by emergency staff you need surgical evaluation.
First visit
At your first visit, especially in an emergency, you will be quickly evaluated by the trauma team. They will assess your injuries, often with imaging tests like X-rays or CT scans, and determine the best course of immediate treatment, which may include emergency surgery.
Typical cost
Out-of-pocket costs for trauma surgery can vary widely, often ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars with insurance, depending on the injury's severity and specific procedures.
Insurance
Most health insurance plans cover trauma surgery as it is typically an emergency or medically necessary procedure.
How to choose the right trauma surgery
- 1Look for board-certified trauma surgeons.
- 2Check their experience with your specific type of injury.
- 3Confirm they accept your health insurance plan.
- 4Read patient reviews for insights on bedside manner.
- 5Consider the hospital's trauma center level.
- 6Ask about their approach to patient communication.
- 7Inquire about their post-operative care plans.
Top trauma surgerys
No providers listed yet. List your practice.