Scott Robert Nodzo, MD

Care Philosophy

My goal as a surgeon is to further educate my patients on their diagnosis, and guide them through treatment strategies for their arthritis. Each patient has a unique set of functional and pain relief expectations that I try to help them meet with either non-surgical or surgical management of their hip and knee arthritis. Ultimately, it is the patient’s decision on how they manage their arthritis, and I believe it is my role to give them a concise and realistic list of treatment options which will help them meet their daily activity goals. My team and I will guide you through the surgical or non-surgical management of your condition to help you maximize your outcome potential.

Background

Originally from Auburn, NY, Dr. Nodzo spent most of his early adult life in Western New York, attending school and training in orthopedic care. He fell in love with the area and decided it was a great place to raise a family.

Dr. Nodzo graduated with his bachelor’s degree from Niagara University. He went on to the University of Buffalo School of Medicine, where he received his doctorate and completed his residency. Following his experience at the University at Buffalo, he was awarded and completed a fellowship program at the Hospital for Special Surgery at Weill Cornell University.

Dr. Nodzo is interested in the continued study of orthopedics, noting that he enjoys identifying areas of improvement in the field so that he can continually provide the latest and best treatment options for his patients.