Experiencing Joint, Foot, or Ankle Pain?
Learn About Your Treatment Options at Total Joint Day
If pain is making it harder to do the things you enjoy, you’re not alone. Whether your pain affects your knees, hips, shoulders, feet, or ankles, understanding your options is an important first step.
Decatur County Memorial Hospital invites you to attend Total Joint Day on Saturday, September 12, a FREE X-ray screening and educational event designed to help you better understand your pain and explore available treatment options.
NEW THIS YEAR: Foot & Ankle Health Sessions
In addition to our popular orthopedic joint education, Total Joint Day is expanding to include dedicated foot and ankle health sessions. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about common foot and ankle conditions, treatment options, and next steps from specialty providers.
What You’ll Receive
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- A free X-ray of your painful joint, foot, or ankle (shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, or foot — must be completed before the seminar)
- A free breakfast
- An educational session focused on your area of concern
- Information about both non-surgical and surgical treatment options
- The opportunity to better understand your condition and available next steps
You’ll learn about common causes of joint, foot, and ankle pain, available treatments, and options that may help you return to the activities you enjoy in a supportive, informative environment.
Registration for this event has not yet opened.
Registration opens on Monday, August 10, 2026. We appreciate your interest in this event. Check back on August 10, 2026 for full details on how to register.
Registration is required for participation in this event.
Important Information:
To attend Total Joint Day, you must:
- Register in advance
- Receive confirmation of your event registration and schedule your X-ray
- Complete your free X-ray before the event
Space is limited, and registration is required. When registration opens, please complete the form below to request a spot in the program. We’ll review your submission and follow up with next steps, including X-ray scheduling and event confirmation.
