Accepting 🇨🇦 patients from all provinces
Orthopedic Surgeon
Hip & Knee
Experience:
7 years
Location:
Montréal, QC
Consults:
Virtually & in-person
Speaks:
English, French
Treats:
Adults
Dr. Mina W. Morcos is a triple-fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeon with advanced training in hip and knee reconstruction and trauma surgery. He accepts patients from across Canada, including patients travelling from Ontario, Alberta and BC for private orthopaedic care. Surgery takes place at Westmount Square Surgical Centre in Montréal, Quebec. Dr. Morcos’ practice focuses on hip and knee replacement, revision arthroplasty, robotic-assisted knee arthroplasty, and rapid-recovery protocols designed to support a more structured surgical recovery pathway.
Dr. Morcos began his academic training with an undergraduate degree in Physical Therapy from McGill University before earning his medical degree at Université Laval. He completed orthopaedic residency and a Master of Science in Experimental Surgery at McGill University, followed by three fellowships in hip and knee arthroplasty and trauma surgery at Western University and the University of Toronto.
He sees private surgical patients at Westmount Square Surgical Centre in Montréal. The Montréal location is the surgical site for patients travelling from outside Quebec, including those exploring private hip or knee surgery from Ontario, Alberta, and other provinces.
Have your condition and imaging reviewed before travel.
There is no need to attend an in-person appointment in Montréal before surgery is considered.
The consult is used to review your condition, discuss your goals, and determine whether Dr. Morcos's practice is appropriate for you.
Before your consult, prepare:
Most patients already have imaging from their home province, and Dr. Morcos can review it remotely before you travel. Any images relevant to the proposed surgery are helpful.
Commonly reviewed:
How to share it:
If you are unsure about imaging, you can still request a consult.
Surgery takes place at Westmount Square Surgical Centre in Montréal. Most out-of-province patients make only one trip—everything before and after surgery is handled virtually or by phone.
A typical trip:
A support person is required. Dr. Morcos's office and the surgical centre can assist with accommodation, mobility aids, and travel planning.
Dr. Morcos uses rapid-recovery protocols that combine tailored pain management with early mobilization. Most patients are standing and walking within a few hours of surgery, and begin their prescribed exercises—including stairs—the same day.
Before you travel home, you must:
Most patients are clinically eligible for same-day discharge. Out-of-province patients travelling by air are usually advised to stay at the surgical centre for two nights, since airlines generally require 48–72 hours before flying. Patients driving or taking the train may be able to leave sooner.
You'll receive written recovery instructions and a physiotherapy program before you go.
Follow-up is designed to happen entirely from home—no return travel to Montréal is required.
If a concern comes up at home: issues that can be safely managed remotely—such as pain medication, a superficial wound concern, or a physiotherapy adjustment—are handled directly. Dr. Morcos can refer to colleagues in many provinces, and is licensed in Alberta, where he can arrange prescriptions and investigations if needed.
Anything urgent should be assessed at your nearest emergency department.
1 Carr Westmount c190, Westmount
QC H3Z 2P9, Canada
Consults within 48 hours, surgery within 2-4 weeks
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Yes. Virtual or in-person consults are available.
Dr. Morcos can see patients from across Canada, including Québec residents, seeking private hip or knee replacement or revision surgery.
English, French
Patients commonly seek Dr. Morcos's expertise because they may be experiencing complications from a previous hip replacement, severe hip or knee arthritis, or a torn meniscus or labrum, and are considering revision hip replacement, robotic-assisted knee replacement, or meniscal repair. Dr. Morcos is triple fellowship-trained in hip and knee reconstruction and trauma surgery at Western University and the University of Toronto.
