First in the Region – Advanced Hip Replacement Care in Greensburg, Indiana
Advanced Technology. Same Trusted Surgeon.
Decatur County Memorial Hospital (DCMH) is proud to be the first hospital in the region to invest in advanced orthopedic technology that enhances precision during eligible hip replacement procedures.
This innovative system, called OrthoGrid Hip AI®, provides real-time, surgeon-guided support during surgery. Surgeons receive enhanced visualization to assist with implant positioning based on each patient’s unique anatomy.
It represents a meaningful step forward in orthopedic care at DCMH, giving patients access to leading-edge surgical tools without leaving the comfort and convenience of care close to home.
Used by Dr. Eric Tannenbaum during eligible anterior hip replacement procedures, this technology reflects DCMH’s continued commitment to investing in innovation that supports both patients and providers.
Questions about hip pain or treatment options?
and ask to schedule with Dr. Tannenbaum
What This Means for Patients Undergoing Hip Replacement
This technology supports your care during hip replacement surgery by:
☑ Enhancing Precision in Surgery – Helping guide implant placement based on each individual’s anatomy
☑ Supporting a Minimally Invasive Approach – With no additional incisions or implanted hardware required
☑ Improving Surgical Efficiency – Providing real-time guidance during surgery
☑ Reducing Radiation Exposure – May reduce the number of X-rays needed during surgery
☑ Keeping Care Close to Home – Access to advanced orthopedic technology without traveling far from family and support systems
Meet Dr. Eric Tannenbaum
Dr. Eric Tannenbaum is a board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in joint replacement and complex orthopedic care.
As Medical Director of Orthopedics at DCMH, he brings together advanced surgical training and a patient-first approach, working closely with each individual to determine the right treatment path, whether surgical or non-surgical.
His focus remains simple: help patients move better, feel better, and get back to their lives with confidence.
Hip Replacement Frequently Asked Questions
What is this technology?
This technology, called OrthoGrid Hip AI®, is a surgeon-guided tool that’s used during eligible hip replacement procedures to support implant positioning based on each patient’s unique anatomy.
Is it a robot?
No. The surgeon remains fully in control at all times while the technology serves as a guidance tool during surgery.
Does it require additional incisions?
No. It does not require additional incisions or implanted hardware.
Does every hip replacement use this technology?
No. It is used during eligible anterior hip replacement procedures. Your surgeon will determine whether it is appropriate for your care.
How do I know if I need hip replacement surgery?
An evaluation with an orthopedic provider is the best way to determine your treatment options.
What if I don't need surgery?
Many patients find relief through non-surgical treatments such as physical therapy, medications, injections, or lifestyle changes. Your provider can help determine the best next step based on your symptoms.
Take the Next Step
Hip pain doesn’t have to limit your life.
Whether you’re interested in learning more about treatment options, exploring non-surgical care, or determining whether joint replacement may be right for you, DCMH can help connect you with the right next step.
Questions about hip pain or treatment options?
and ask to schedule with Dr. Tannenbaum
Learn More at Total Joint Day
Join Dr. Kalen Farr, Dr. Douglas Federle, and Dr. Eric Tannenbaum for a free community event featuring:
- Free X-rays for painful hip, knee, or shoulder joints
- An educational presentation on treatment options
- Individual recommendations based on your concerns
Results are not necessarily typical and will vary due to health, weight, activity, and other human variables. Not all patients are candidates for this product and/or procedure. Only a medical professional can determine the treatment appropriate for your specific condition. Talk to your surgeon about whether hip replacement is right for you and the risks of the procedure, including the risk of implant wear, infection, loosening or failure, any of which could require additional surgery. ©2025 Zimmer Biomet
