Dr. Kuether utilizes cutting edge technology and techniques to maximize patient outcomes.
Dr. Kuether’s interest in medicine and orthopedics grew out of his time in the US Army. Over the course of his military career, Dr. Kuether witnessed devastating injuries, many of which were resolved through orthopedic interventions. After the completion of his service, Dr. Kuether attended the University of Chicago School of Medicine, followed by Orthopedic Residency at Yale New Haven Hospital. He went on to train at OrthoIndy, earning a fellowship in Orthopedic Trauma, and finally at Cleveland Clinic where he completed a fellowship in Hip and Knee Replacement.
Combining technology with surgical precision to restore knee function. Using 3D imaging and robotic guidance, surgeons achieve accurate implant placement, improved joint alignment, and natural movement. This approach often results in less pain, faster recovery, and longer-lasting outcomes, helping patients return to active lifestyles with confidence.
Restoring stability, function, and mobility after severe hip injuries such as fractures or dislocations. Using specialized techniques, implants, or prosthetics, surgeons repair damaged bone and soft tissue. The goal is to relieve pain, correct deformity, and allow patients to return to daily activities safely and effectively.

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