Ace of the Court

Meet Joe Perdue—a Nationally Ranked Masters Doubles Tennis Champion and long-time patient ambassador—whose passion for tennis hasn’t missed a beat, even after undergoing knee replacement with Dr. Richard Berger. In a heartfelt video testimonial, Joe shares how Dr. Berger’s minimally invasive technique helped him reclaim his game and go “better than ever” on the court.

From Painful Swing to Power Serve

Before surgery, knee pain and limited motion threatened Joe’s ability to compete at his usual high level. Something had to change—he needed both relief and longevity in his tennis career. That’s when he found Dr. Berger, whose muscle-sparing approach offered a promise of fast recovery without compromising future mobility.

Serving Up Minimally Invasive Excellence

In the operating room, Dr. Berger’s hallmark technique came into play: smaller incisions, no cutting through key muscles or tendons, and precise implant placement. The result? Minimal tissue damage, reduced pain, and a clear path back to athletics—without the prolonged downtime usually associated with traditional surgeries.

Quick Returns, Big Results

Walking unaided before the end of the day became the new norm, and Joe didn’t just stop at recovery—he skyrocketed past expectations. “Now I’m playing better than ever,” he declares . He credits the comfort, confidence, and consistency of his replacement knee as game-changers in maintaining his competitive edge.

A Champion’s Mindset

Joe’s story embodies what it means to come back stronger than before. His confident return to competitive tennis proves that with a modern, thoughtful approach to joint care, age and surgery don’t have to be barriers—they can be launching pads.

Ready to Come Back Stronger?

Joe Perdue proves that you don’t have to choose between relief and performance. With Dr. Berger’s expertise in minimally invasive knee replacement, lasting comfort and elite-level activity are possible. If knee pain is keeping you off the court—or out of the life you love—now may be your time to serve up a comeback of your own.