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Adam Streit, D.O.
Nebraska Orthopaedic Center
Orthopedics, Total Joint Reconstruction: Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty
Lincoln, NE
4.9
74 Ratings
34 Comments
Dr. Adam Streit was born and raised in Southeast Nebraska. He attended Kansas State University with a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, followed by medical school at Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences. Dr. Streit completed his orthopaedic surgery residency through Doctor’s Hospital/ Ohio University in Columbus, Ohio. Dr. Streit has served active duty in the US Air Force, and also operated as an Assistant Professor at Saint Louis University Hospital.
4.9
74 Ratings
34 Comments
Dr. Adam Streit was born and raised in Southeast Nebraska. He attended Kansas State University with a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, followed by medical school at Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences. Dr. Streit completed his orthopaedic surgery residency through Doctor’s Hospital/ Ohio University in Columbus, Ohio. Dr. Streit has served active duty in the US Air Force, and also operated as an Assistant Professor at Saint Louis University Hospital.
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North Lincoln Office
575 South 70th Street
Suite 200 (Inside St. Elizabeth Medical Plaza)
Lincoln, NE 68510
Suite 200 (Inside St. Elizabeth Medical Plaza)
Lincoln, NE 68510
Dr. Adam Streit was born and raised in Southeast Nebraska. He attended Kansas State University with a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, followed by medical school at Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences. Dr. Streit completed his orthopaedic surgery residency through Doctor’s Hospital/ Ohio University in Columbus, Ohio.
Dr. Streit has served active duty in the US Air Force, and also operated as an Assistant Professor at Saint Louis University Hospital. Dr. Streit provided orthopaedic care for collegiate athletes at Saint Louis University, as well as many veterans and active duty military members at home and abroad.
Dr. Streit operates at Community Medical Center in Falls City, Nebraska, Sabetha Community Hospital in Sabetha, Kansas and Nemaha County Hospital in Auburn, Nebraska. He provides a range of orthopaedic services, specializing in total joint replacement and treatment of shoulder and knee. He performs minimally invasive anterior total hip arthroplasty. Dr. Streit also offers a full spectrum of knee replacement techniques, including unicompartmental knee arthroplasty.
In his spare time, he enjoys exercising and outdoor activities, including skiing, boating and hunting.
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He Listens
Dr. Adam Streit is very kind and competent. He has helped me with hip pain and put in a new knee a few months ago. I highly recommend him!
He is ausom. Good bed side manner and seems to really care about his parents.
Could be 5 stars if recommendations work.
Listened and understood my issues. Great visit!
Dr Streit listens closely and provides sound advice.
First time seeing him. He was excellent!!!
Everything went quickly from the initial screening, through X-rays and to the Doctors consultation and next steps.
He gave me a very understandable explanation for what was injured because of my fall. He provided options on how to treat this injury. We discussed what to do and agreed on a plan including a return visit to his office in a few weeks. My wife and I are pleased he is part of your team.
First post OP visit. Thinking positive that I will be able to return to work.. Dr didn't even examine or have me do any functions with my knee. At this point the Dr explained to me what the operation entailed . And then told me I'm not going back to work for 4 more weeks, and that I'm to remain wearing my brace locked straight when putting weight on my leg.This information should have been more clear in my discharge summary, rather than it simplified down like it was. Also it would have been beneficial to my employer and I so we could have been better prepared for a longer recovery time. In my experience, more information is always better.