August 29, 2020

Dr. Ameglio Recognized as a Top Doctor by Naples Illustrated

Dr. Peter Ameglio has been chosen as a top doctor by Naples Illustrated.


The popular and reputable publication has commissioned medical professional research services and polled Southwest Florida doctors in order to provide top recommended service providers for various areas of expertise.


Minimally invasive surgery provides faster recovery.


Dr. Ameglio has been recognized in 2020 as being at the top his field for providing minimally invasive orthopedic procedures including SuperPath® Total Hip Replacement and iFuse Implant System® SI joint surgery. His orthopedic practice also sets the standard for non-surgical treatments. The level of personalized patient care at Ameglio Orthopedics is second to none as Dr. Ameglio’s philosophy is to treat the whole patient, not just the acute symptoms.


Peter Ameglio, MD board certified orthopedic surgeon is here to help.


If you’re experiencing lower-back or sacroiliac discomfort, joint pain or complications with your hands, feet or ankles, schedule an appointment with Dr. Ameglio today.


ADDITIONAL ARTICLES

By Ameglio Orthopedics • September 26, 2026
Your hip surgery date is set, and a flu shot or COVID-19 booster is on your calendar. Should you keep the appointment? The safest answer depends on which vaccine you're getting, when surgery is scheduled, your health, and the medicines you take. Planning vaccines before hip re...
By Ameglio Orthopedics • September 25, 2026
A painful hip can limit your walking, while peripheral artery disease (PAD) can make you wonder whether surgery is safe. PAD does not automatically rule out SuperPATH hip replacement. Your surgeon needs to assess both the damaged joint and the circulation in your legs before r...
By Ameglio Orthopedics • September 24, 2026
You may choose SuperPATH hip replacement because you want the surgeon to preserve as much tissue around your hip as possible. Then you hear that the surgeon might change the approach during the operation. It's understandable to wonder whether that means something went wrong. A...