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Board certified orthopedic surgeon based out of Farmington Hills, Michigan
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Fellow of American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
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Practicing surgeon since 2006
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Five-star rated on Healthgrades
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Five-star rated on US News & World Report
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Voted as a "Top Doc" in Hour Detroit magazine's Top Doc's issue 2014
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Selected as a Top Doc by Michigan Top Docs
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Ranked for Excellent Patient Experience in U.S. News & World Report physician rankings
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Specialties include diagnosing and treating joint pain in knees, hips, hands, shoulders, ankles, and elbows with advanced, minimally-invasive techniques
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Treatments include injections, arthroscopic procedures, and very advanced joint replacement surgeries
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Performed over 6000 joint replacements using the most advanced techniques in minimally-invasive surgery, including Mako Robotic-arm assisted technology, Orthosensor technology, and X10 Therapy for better pre- and post-operative results.
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Specializes in minimally invasive techniques for hip and knee replacements using an anterior approach for faster recovery and patient satisfaction.
Robert Ference, M.D., FAAOS
Board Certified -
American Board of Orthopedic Surgeons
"Excellent Patient Experience"
"I've had the honor of treating patients from all across the United States and Canada. I believe in treating patients with excellent medicine, which includes advanced technology to heal your body while listening to my patients to understand their goals for a more active life with improved mobility and less pain. I recognize the importance of a client-centered medical experience, which inspires me to create strong and long-lasting bonds with each of my patients. It’s a privilege to serve Southeastern Michigan by providing quality medical attention through sound medical advice and responsible diagnoses and procedures.
In 2009, following an influenza vaccination, the left side of my face started to droop. While this condition (Bell's Palsy) isn't serious and doesn't affect any other part of my body, it is something I am often asked about. I believe the residual drooping seen in my facial muscles is a reminder to remain humble and empathetic as I consult and treat patients.
I look forward to helping you get back to living an active, fulfilling life again with a treatment that's right for you."
~Robert Ference, MD, FAAOS
