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Private unavailable for QC residents
Experience:
10+ years
Location:
Montréal, QC
Consults:
Virtually & in-person
Speaks:
English, French
Treats:
Adults
Upper limb specialist with extensive international training in shoulder and elbow surgery. Renowned for expertise in complex tendon transfers, massive rotator cuff tears, and joint replacement. Co-founder of Groupe Orthopédie Montréal, bringing high-level subspecialized care to the private sector while maintaining a strong clinical reputation
Dr. Hinse has 10 years of experience serving adults with shoulder and elbow conditions, including professional athletes and active individuals seeking arthroscopic or arthroplasty solutions for elbow and shoulder problems.
Dr. Hinse is regularly invited to speak at orthopedic conferences, and actively involved in scientific research, and has published several articles on rotator cuff pathologies, shoulder replacement, and shoulder stabilization techniques.
Known for her patient-centred approach, Dr. Hinse is valued for her dedication, clarity, and compassion, taking the time to deliver care built on trust and individualized attention.
Have your condition and imaging reviewed before travel.
For patients coming from outside Québec, your journey generally begins with a virtual consultation with your surgeon.
If surgery may be the right option, your surgeon will guide you through the next steps. Depending on the procedure, that may include an in-person assessment in Montréal, further planning and scheduling.
Once surgery is confirmed, a nurse from your coordinating care team will complete a thorough preoperative assessment, explain how to prepare and answer your questions so you know what to expect.
Before your virtual consultation appointment, CREOQ helps make sure the imaging, reports and other relevant medical documents your surgeon needs are available for review. This allows you to spend your time together discussing your concerns, possible treatments and the questions that matter to you.
Your care team will help coordinate the process and keep you informed at each stage, whether you live in Montréal or are travelling from another province.
Coming to Montréal for care
Considering surgery away from home can raise a lot of questions. We want you to feel informed, supported and comfortable from your very first conversation—with much of the initial process taking place from home.
Your care continues after surgery, even if you return home to recover. Your surgeon will recommend a follow-up plan suited to your procedure and your progress. Your first postoperative visit may be in person or virtual, depending on what is most appropriate. Additional visits can also take place virtually when a physical examination is not needed.
When suitable, you can work with a physiotherapist closer to home, who can provide progress reports to your surgical team. If further imaging or an in-person examination is needed, your care team will help you understand the next steps. Our goal is to provide attentive, personalized follow-up while limiting unnecessary travel whenever it is medically appropriate.
1361 Av. Beaumont suite 303, Mont-Royal,
QC H3P 3E5, Canada
Consultations are typically booked within 2 weeks of diagnostics/ medical info being provided.
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Yes. Virtual or in-person consults are available.
Dr. Hinse can see patients who live outside Québec who are looking for private orthopedic care in Montréal. If you live in Québec, she is generally not able to treat you privately for insured orthopedic surgery.
English, French
Patients commonly seek Dr. Hinse's expertise because they may be experiencing a massive rotator cuff tear, chronic shoulder instability, or persistent tennis elbow pain, and are considering shoulder tendon transfer surgery or tennis elbow (epicondyle release) surgery. Dr. Hinse is triple-fellowship-trained in shoulder and elbow surgery, with international training at the Melbourne Shoulder and Elbow Institute in Australia.
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