Dr Gabriel Levi | Joint Reconstruction Chicago, IL

Dr. Levi

DIRECTOR OF JOINT RECONSTRUCTION & SPORTS MEDICINE

Gabriel S. Levi, MD, is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon and the director of joint reconstruction and sports medicine at Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Centers, with locations in Lincoln Square and Wicker Park, Chicago. In addition to his specialization of joint replacement and arthroscopy surgeries of the knee, hip, and shoulder, Dr. Levi utilizes the latest advances in orthopaedic medicine, including minimally invasive surgery, bloodless surgical techniques, computer-assisted surgery, and various methods of cartilage repair and restoration.

He recognizes every patient has a different level of injury to bones and joints and customizes treatment to their unique needs. While Dr. Levi enjoys helping patients with joint replacement surgery, he prefers to use other treatments to manage symptoms as long as possible before scheduling surgical procedures.

After surgery, Dr. Levi’s patients have access to a fully staffed physical therapy department onsite at Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Centers for a carefully managed and accelerated recovery.

Dr. Levi earned his doctoral degree and completed his orthopaedic surgery residency at the University of Illinois at Chicago, where, for his excellence in patient care, he received the prestigious Leonard Weinstein, MD, award. Committed to lifelong education, Dr. Levi went on to complete a joint reconstruction and sports medicine fellowship at the Insall Scott Kelly Institute in New York City. As a published author, national and international meetings have presented Dr. Levi’s research.

To facilitate effective communication with his patients, Dr. Levi is fluent in both Spanish and English. He welcomes new and existing patients to Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Centers.

Gabriel S. Levi, MD

Education & Training

University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago
Residency, Orthopaedic Surgery, 2004 - 2009
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Class of 2004