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Daniel R. Ripa, M.D.
Nebraska Orthopaedic Center, PC.
Orthopedics: Sports Medicine, Joint Replacement of the Hip & Knee, Birmingham Hip Resurfacing, Spine Care
Main Office - Lincoln
4.8
864 Ratings
251 Comments
Dr. Daniel Ripa was born and raised in Wilber, Nebraska. He completed his undergraduate and medical training at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha. He completed his residency at Scott & White Memorial Hospital in Temple, Texas, followed by a Fellowship in Spine Surgery in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Acute Spinal Injury Surgery at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Ripa has also received specialized training in Artificial Joint Replacement of the Knee & Hip, as well as in The Birmingham Hip Resurfacing System. Dr. Ripa’s practice encompasses Spine Care, general orthopaedics, and knee and hip replacement surgery.
4.8
864 Ratings
251 Comments
Dr. Daniel Ripa was born and raised in Wilber, Nebraska. He completed his undergraduate and medical training at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha. He completed his residency at Scott & White Memorial Hospital in Temple, Texas, followed by a Fellowship in Spine Surgery in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Acute Spinal Injury Surgery at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Ripa has also received specialized training in Artificial Joint Replacement of the Knee & Hip, as well as in The Birmingham Hip Resurfacing System. Dr. Ripa’s practice encompasses Spine Care, general orthopaedics, and knee and hip replacement surgery.
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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. Daniel Ripa was born and raised in Wilber, Nebraska. He completed his undergraduate and medical training at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha. He completed his residency at Scott & White Memorial Hospital in Temple, Texas, followed by a Fellowship in Spine Surgery in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Acute Spinal Injury Surgery at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Ripa has also received specialized training in Artificial Joint Replacement of the Knee & Hip, as well as in The Birmingham Hip Resurfacing System. Dr. Ripa’s practice encompasses Spine Care, general orthopaedics, and knee and hip replacement surgery.
Dr. Ripa is married and has two daughters. During the summer months, chances are you will find him on his John Deere tractor or Gator. You may also see him playing his trumpet at Wilber Czech Days which takes place each August in Wilber, Nebraska.
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Thank you for all you have done to help me!!!
Dr. Ripa is friendly, courteous, knowledgeable and a joy to come see. If you follow his recommendations, you'll be good!! Thank you, Dr. Ripa!!
He is very patient, explains everything well, and is open to questions and comments. I have gotten Synvisc knee injections since 2015 and he is the first provider who has ever given a numbing medicine prior to the injection. The injection was much less painful than it usually is.
Dr. Ripa took his time with me. Did not make me feel he was rushed. Asked a couple of times if I had any questions. Answered all my questions and addresses all my concerns.
Dan has always provided good care and expertise for me. Some thirty years he offers solution to my health problems and is to be commended . Lgn
Very accommodating and thorough.
He was very nice and thorough.
He is very confident and seems actually caring about what you are going through
Friendly and professional.
His PA went over things very thoroughly with us. He was interested in surgery and we wanted to try therapy first to see if there's some relief and then go the surgery route. I don't think he was in favor of that. We also were in the office for over 2 hours