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Webinar: Knee osteoarthritis treatments

10 March at 6.30pm

Associate Specialist Surgeon, Mr Kumar Reddy, will discuss our range of treatments for knee arthritis, including Arthrosamid® injections, knee replacement surgery and ROSA robotic assisted knee surgery. We're the leading provider of private knee treatments in Kent (PHIN).

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ROSA and the future of joint replacement surgery

26 March at 6.30pm

Join our Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeons for an in-person discussion around how the ROSA Knee and other technological advances in joint replacement can benefit patients.

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About partial knee replacement surgery

As we get older, we might suffer from osteoarthritis or injury to a knee joint. This can affect our quality of life, causing pain and discomfort, and might mean we may need a partial knee replacement. If knee pain is affecting your sleep, work or exercise, a partial knee replacement can help you lead a more normal life, free from pain.



How much does a private partial knee replacement cost?

View our self-pay treatment prices and discounts for Benenden Health members below.

Take advantage of payment plans through our trusted partner, Chrysalis, and spread the cost of your treatment. Fit your repayments into your monthly budget rather than having to find the full cost at the time of your treatment.

Procedure type
Initial consultation price
Treatment price*
Monthly cost**
Member discount
Unicompartmental knee replacement
£210
From £12,349
From £298.60
10%
Unicompartmental knee replacement
Initial consultation price
£210

Treatment price*
From £12,349

Monthly cost**
From £298.60

Member discount
10%

I have a question about unicompartmental knee replacement

What is a unicompartmental knee replacement?

A unicompartmental knee replacement is a partial knee replacement. It’s an option if osteoarthritis of the knee has only affected part (the inside/medial or outside/lateral) ‘compartment’ of your knee.

The revision rates are higher in partial knee replacement surgery compared to a total knee replacement.

What happens during a partial knee replacement?

On the day of your operation your Consultant and Anaesthetist will answer any questions you may have.

During a partial knee replacement procedure, the damaged compartment will be replaced with a prosthesis leaving behind the healthy bone and cartilage. In most cases it means you’ll recover more quickly and experience less pain following surgery.

What should I expect after partial knee replacement surgery?

After your operation, we’ll move you to our recovery room for observation until you’re ready to return to the ward where you’ll be looked after by our experienced nursing team.

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Work-related injury care and prevention

If you work in the trades or have a manual job, injuries such as sprains and strains can be debilitating. Discover more about injury prevention and your treatment options at our private hospital in Kent.

Our Orthopaedic Consultants

Mr Dunnet

William Dunnet

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Mr Dunnet's specialities include hip surgery, patella realignment and lower limb procedures.

Mr Goddard

Richard Goddard

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Mr Goddard's specialties include total knee replacement and Signature total knee replacement.

Mr Mark Jones

Mark Jones

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Mr Mark Jones is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon who specialises in knee replacement and knee surgeries.

Mr Reddy

Kumar Reddy

Associate Specialist Surgeon

Mr Reddy specialises in total hip and knee replacements, revision joint replacements, ACL reconstruction, and more.

Mr Thakur

Raman Thakur

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Mr Thakur's specialties include hip and knee replacement, ACL reconstruction and general orthopaedics.

Make an enquiry or book a consultation

Call us to find out more. You can also book an initial consultation for knee pain with an Orthopaedic Surgeon by choosing Hip or knee pain consultation then Knee pain consultation on our online booking tool.