Dr. Adam Hart
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1650 ave cedar , B5.111
Montréal, QC, Canada
H3G1A4
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Accepting New Patients
Yes, this doctor is accepting new patients
Biography
Dr Adam Hart is an orthopedic surgeon dedicated to excellence in hip and knee arthroplasty. He completed his undergraduate degree in Honors Electrical Engineering at McGill University followed by a master’s in applied science at the University of Toronto, and then medical school at McGill. After completing his residency training, he pursued a prestigious fellowship at the Mayo Clinic (MN, USA) alongside world leaders in the field. He is now an academic surgeon and assistant professor of surgery at McGill University. Dr Hart performs a large volume of hip and knee replacements, leads the hip preservation unit at the McGill University Health Centre, and is among Canada’s highest volume surgeons in complex and revision arthroplasty. Facile in partial and total knee replacements as well as the direct anterior, anterolateral, and posterior approaches to the hip, Dr Hart tailors his reconstruction to the needs and anatomy of each patient. Committed to improving the outcome of joint replacement surgery, Dr Hart is deeply involved in research and education. He is co-director of the Jo Miller Orthopedic Research Lab, fellowship director of the Montreal General Hospital Arthroplasty program, and faculty member of the international AO Recon Education Forum. He has published over 45 peer-reviewed articles, written 6 book chapters, and holds two patents. His work has been presented at numerous national and international conferences. He is an active member of the Quebec Orthopedic Association, Canadian Arthroplasty Society, and American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons.
Languages
- French
- English
Education
- McGill University (Grad. 2012)
- Mayo Clinic College of Medicine (Grad. 2018)
- University of Toronto (Grad. 2008)
Areas of Expertise
- Knee Replacement
- Knee Revision
- Anterior Hip Replacement
- Hip Revision
- Hip replacement
After thinking for over two years that my hips will get better, just gotta work through it, came the realization that a hip replacement surgery was unavoidable. In Ontario, the wait was about another 12 months. I know that this may be better than most of the other Provinces. But when every step hurt and my quality of life was indeed being impacted, it was wonderful to have an alternative.
Like many others, I found Dr Hart on-line and could it be true that everyone’s write up was overwhelmingly positive and a life story long?
YES.
Contacted Dr Hart online. Received a personal call from him the next evening. Who does that? Dr Hart does, for everyone of his patients.
Due to a cancelation, my surgery occurred two weeks later at Ortho Westmount.
Superb logistics, wonderful, kind, personalities, extremely skilled surgeon. From Franny the co-ordinator, to the nurses at the surgery centre and convalescence to the anesthesiologist and of course, the surgeon hero. Everything was beyond my expectations.
Its day 12 post surgery today. So far, there has been no pain. We all started walking a tiny bit on surgery day and every hour from S+1 onwards. I have migrated off my walker and onto hiking poles a week post surgery. Will be driving in 2 more days!
Looking forward to spring hikes and bike rides.
If you are contemplating whether you should do hip surgery and if so, is Dr Hart the right guy?
All I can say is that your mind needs to be ready. And if you are ready, I would highly recommend Dr Hart and Ortho Westmont. Rate of success is totally correlated to the skill of the surgeon. Not only is Dr Hart a skilled surgeon, but you also get a wonderful, compassionate, person and a fabulous team of support.
Good luck and God Bless.
Submitted Jan. 1, 2024