We make high-quality hip and knee replacement implants with intuitive, streamlined instrumentation designed for efficiency and reproducible results.

Salt Lake City, UT
Joined June 2011
We’ll be in Reno on October 29 for NVOS. Klassic ONE® holds the instrumentation a surgeon actually uses for a primary TKA — up to 90% of cases, in a single tray. Come find us and check it out!
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Total Joint Orthopedics has secured up to $11 million in growth financing from Wells Fargo to expand our inventory and instrument sets, sales channel coverage, and next-generation Aurum® and hip pipeline. Read the full press release: tjoinc.com/post/growth-finan… #Orthopedics
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Most systems send 5-7 trays through sterile processing and to your back table. Klassic ONE® fits the instrumentation a surgeon actually uses in a single tray, without changing how the case is done. Efficiency by Design® . . . #KlassicONE #TKA #ASC
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"We open one tray. Everything you need is in there." — Jonathan R. Peterson, MD Klassic ONE® accommodates measured resection, gap balancing, kinematic and functional alignment approaches. Simplicity and efficiency for any approach. Efficiency by Design® . . . #KlassicONE #TKA
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New product in-house! 📦 Introducing the Klassic® Infection Spacer System (KISS), launching at #AAHKS2026. Augments in 2, 4, and 6mm for up to 24mm of total thickness. Stop by booth #1503 to learn more!
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A single tray. One case. One trip. Walking into a TKA case with everything we need, because for ~90% of TKAs, that's all it takes. Less time managing instruments means more time focused on what actually matters, the patient and the procedure.
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Please join us in welcoming Brian McGannon to TJO! Brian will be joining the Supply Chain team as our new Supply Chain Associate. He recently graduated from the University of Utah's David Eccles School of Business with a degree in Operations & Supply Chain. Welcome Brian! 🎉
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The Klassic® Revision Knee System offers one of the only primary PS femoral components on the market capable of accepting augments, stems, and Universal® Cones — all from a remarkably streamlined instrumentation set. See it in action → info.tjoinc.com/otw-asc
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We're excited to welcome Robert Jones and Harper Orthopedics to the TJO team! With more than two decades of orthopedic industry experience, Robert has a passion for building high-performing sales teams and lasting surgeon relationships. Welcome to the TJO family!
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We're thrilled to welcome Rich Beverley and the Tidemark Medical team to the TJO family. With nearly two decades in the orthopedic industry, Rich brings a wealth of experience, strong leadership, and a genuine passion for building lasting surgeon relationships.
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The Klassic ONE® system is built to simplify sterile processing with fewer trays, less complexity, and real relief for facilities running lean. Alex Nielsen, MD calls it a difference-maker for teams with limited resources. See it in action → info.tjoinc.com/otw-asc
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$638,000 saved annually. That's what the average ASC can save by switching to the Modern Universal system. By eliminating waste: • 80% fewer trays • 50% less inventory • Faster turnover • Lower processing costs Calculate your cost savings: tjoinc.com/cost-savings
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The savings hospitals can't see on a spreadsheet are often the biggest: SPD labor, overtime, tray reprocessing... a single tray instead of eight – across every case. Watch the full discussion → info.tjoinc.com/otw-asc @PeltMD
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We recently joined Operation Walk Denver on a surgical mission to Panama, restoring mobility for patients who would otherwise go without access to joint replacement care. To the OpWalk Denver team and the patients of Panama, thank you for letting us be part of this.
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TJO leadership in SLC this week — mapping out H2 2026, and squeezing in some pickleball along the way. The best strategy sessions happen when the whole team is in the room (or on the court). #EfficiencyByDesign #TJO
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The only ASC Solution. Perform up to 90% of TKA cases with a single tray. Save up to $1,300 per case in sterilization and OR costs. 👉 Calculate your savings: tjoinc.com/cost-savings
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When performance is comparable, simplicity matters. Modern Universal vs. Asymmetric design: • Lower patellar tilt • Similar patient-reported outcomes • No significant difference in revisions • Fewer instrument trays Clinical performance - simplified. info.tjoinc.com/modern_sym_v…
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38,000+ PROCEDURES A decade of: ✅ Published evidence ✅ Proven durability ✅ Surgeon satisfaction ✅ Patient success This isn't experimental. This is established. Want the 10-year outcomes study? View now: info.tjoinc.com/klassic-10-y…
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Building a Successful ASC with Strategic Implant Selection 📌 Wednesday, April 29 | 6 PM ET / 4 PM MT Discover how top-performing ASCs are improving efficiency, streamlining operations, and enhancing patient outcomes in this exclusive master class hosted by TJO and OTW. In this session, you’ll learn: ✅ Why most TKA systems fall short ✅ Overcoming common efficiency barriers ✅ Implant design driving performance ✅ Data challenging TKA assumptions Register today: info.tjoinc.com/otw-asc
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The study that changed the conversation about universal knees. Researchers evaluated modern symmetrical vs. asymmetrical TKA designs in a head-to-head retrospective review. The Setup: • 225 patients (246 knees) - Modern Universal (Klassic®) • 235 patients (236 knees) - Asymmetric (Vanguard) • Minimum 1-year follow-up • Radiographic and clinical outcomes The Results: 📉 Patellar Tilt: Modern Universal showed SIGNIFICANTLY less patellar tilt than the asymmetric design (P < 0.0001) 📊 Patient-Reported Outcomes: • PROMIS Physical Function: 43.5 vs 41.1 (ns) • PROMIS Physical Health: 48.2 vs 46.7 (ns) • PROMIS Mental Health: 53.3 vs 51.8 (ns) • KOOS JR: 74.5 vs 78.4 (ns) 🔧 Complications: • Manipulation under anesthesia: 6.1% vs 4.2% (ns) • Reoperation: 3.7% vs 3.0% (ns) • Infection: 1.7% vs 1.7% (ns) Translation: Equivalent safety profile. The Conclusion: "The symmetrical femoral design demonstrated similar PROs and outcomes to an asymmetrical design. Despite some concern that patellar tracking could be worse in a symmetrical implant, the modern symmetrical TKA design demonstrated less patellar tilt and overall appears to perform clinically similarly to an asymmetric anatomic design." What this means: Universal geometry + modern features = clinical performance that meets or exceeds asymmetric designs. info.tjoinc.com/modern_sym_v…
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