American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons Unclaimed
Rosemont, Illinois, United States
Global professional association advancing hip and knee care through education, guidelines, research, and advocacy.
AAHKS is a global professional association dedicated to advancing hip and knee care. Established in 1991, its mission is to be the definitive global authority on excellence in hip and knee care, with a membership of thousands of orthopaedic surgeons and hip- and knee-health professionals. The organization supports education, research, and quality improvement through fellowship programs, annual meetings, clinical guidelines, and practice resources. Its activities span leadership development, policy advocacy, and collaborative initiatives that aim to improve patient outcomes, access to care, and the value of hip and knee arthroplasty. AAHKS engages members across the world and provides materials, training, and networks to advance the standards and dissemination of best practices in total joint care.
Established in 1991, the mission of the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons (AAHKS) is to be the definitive global authority on excellence in hip and knee care.
What we offer
Arthroplasty Implant Registry (AIR)
Identify Unknown Implants With Precision Using AIR.
air.aahks.net/loginArthroplasty Today
Provides open-access resources for the latest research in arthroplasty.
www.arthroplastytoday.org/Journal of Arthroplasty
JOA provides peer-reviewed research, enhancing knowledge in hip and knee arthroplasty.
www.arthroplastyjournal.org/Fellowship Grant Program
Enhances fellowship training in adult reconstruction through targeted funding and resources.
www.aahks.org/fellowship-grant-program/Corporate Partner Program
Increase brand visibility and engage with leading hip and knee surgeons through AAHKS's Corporate Partner Program.
www.aahks.org/corporate-partner-program/LEARN Online
Access Comprehensive Digital Education Resources for Hip and Knee Care Professionals.
learn.aahks.net/homeMarket segments
Implant registry and identification
Registry services and radiographic device identification that help clinicians identify unknown hip and knee implants, track device performance, and support case assessment and surveillance.
Academic publishing and clinical journals
Peer-reviewed and open-access arthroplasty journals that disseminate research, clinical guidelines, and reviews to surgeons and researchers.
Continuing medical education and online learning
CME-accredited courses, interactive modules, webinars, and on-demand learning for hip and knee specialists to maintain certification and update clinical skills.
Fellowship funding and trainee scholarships in adult reconstruction
Grant programs that fund fellowship education, curriculum modernization, registry-based research, and trainee support to improve clinical training in joint reconstruction.
Conference sponsorship and industry engagement
Structured partner and exhibitor programs providing brand exposure, sponsor tiers, and access to member communications at annual meetings to connect industry with surgeons.
More information about our offering
Arthroplasty Implant Registry (AIR)
AAHKS’ Arthroplasty Implant Registry (AIR) is a registry-based tool designed to identify unknown implants on radiographs. It uses radiographic features to help locate and identify implants, supporting hip and knee arthroplasty case assessment. Access is via the AIR login portal.
- Enhances Identification AccuracyThe AIR focuses specifically on hip and knee procedures, providing precise identification of various implants used in these surgeries.
- Facilitates Accurate Implant DetectionThis feature assists in detecting unknown implants by utilizing specific radiographic characteristics, which streamlines surgical assessments.
- Simplifies Access for UsersThe AIR system is accessible online, enabling easy login for medical professionals to retrieve and identify implant information swiftly.
Arthroplasty Today
Arthroplasty Today is an open-access journal that covers topics related to joint replacement and arthroplasty. It is indexed in PubMed Central, and AAHKS members receive discounted publishing fees.
- Indexed For Global VisibilityBeing indexed in PubMed Central enhances the visibility of published articles, making research more accessible to clinicians and researchers worldwide.
- Access Articles Without BarriersReaders can freely access all articles, promoting wider dissemination of knowledge and research in the field of arthroplasty.
- Receive Discounted Publishing FeesAAHKS members enjoy reduced costs for submitting their research, making it easier to share findings with the community.
- Explore Diverse TopicsThe journal includes extensive research on various aspects of joint replacement, contributing valuable insights to the field.
Journal of Arthroplasty
The Journal of Arthroplasty (JOA) is a publication focused on arthroplasty with online access for members. Full text is available via the JOA site and members can log in to access content.
- Enhances Clinical KnowledgeProvides extensive research and findings that contribute to better clinical practices.
- Easy Access to ResearchMembers can conveniently access and read full articles, facilitating continuous learning.
- Supports New ReviewersPromotes skill development in peer reviewing, aiding career advancement in academic medicine.
- Engaging Audio ContentOffers insights into research findings through expert discussions, making learning accessible.
Fellowship Grant Program
The Fellowship Grant Program funds fellowship education and improvement in adult reconstruction, supporting programs to modernize curricula and training.
- Support Multiple Improvement AreasGrants can be utilized across various initiatives to enhance patient care, research capabilities, and training advancements in arthroplasty.
- Outline Improvement PlansApplicants need to clearly articulate how the grant will enhance their fellowship program, demonstrating the expected outcomes of funding.
- Engage Eligible SurgeonsPrior experience in health policy or healthcare economics is advantageous but not mandatory, ensuring a broad candidate pool.
- Receive Increased FundingThis flexibility allows programs to leverage base funds for further improvement opportunities depending on the number of fellows enrolled.
- Benefit from SponsorshipSupport from industry partners enhances the financial viability and scope of funded initiatives, promoting advancements in fellowship education.
- Quality AssuranceA structured review process guarantees that grant allocations meet AAHKS educational standards and goals.
Corporate Partner Program
AAHKS Corporate Partner Program engages industry partners through a structured partnership program with sponsorship opportunities and exhibitor interactions at the Annual Meeting.
- Engage With Industry LeadersJoin over 2,000 healthcare professionals at the AAHKS Annual Meeting to showcase your innovations and network with key stakeholders.
- Showcase Your BrandLeverage various print and online publications from AAHKS to communicate your brand messages and reach a targeted audience.
- Flexible Partnership OptionsChoose from various partnership tiers to align your resources and engagement level with AAHKS.
- Maximize OutreachUtilize AAHKS's communication platforms to enhance outreach and provide valuable information to members.
LEARN Online
LEARN Online is AAHKS’ online learning platform providing members with digital education resources.
- Access Centralized Educational ResourcesMembers can access a variety of online courses and training programs that enhance their knowledge and skills in hip and knee care.
- Gain CME CreditsParticipants are eligible to earn CME credits for completed online courses, enhancing their professional development.
- Learn at Your Own PaceMembers can watch recorded webinars on various topics related to arthroplasty, allowing for flexible learning schedules.
- Study Anywhere, AnytimeMembers can access educational content from their smartphones or tablets, providing convenience and flexibility.
- Engage with Interactive ContentModules that use engaging methods to present information, helping to reinforce learning.