Dr. Reinhardt is a local resident from Doylestown, Pennsylvania who attended La Salle College High School and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Temple University. At Temple University, Dr. Reinhardt was a member of the varsity rowing program for four years.
He then graduated from Des Moines Medical University with a degree in
Osteopathic medicine in 1993. He completed his four-year Orthopedic residency in York, Pennsylvania, with rotations at Polyclinic Hospital in Harrisburg, Pa. and Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, Md. graduating in 1998.
Dr. Reinhardt is board certified in orthopedic surgery by the American Osteopathic Board of Orthopedic Surgery.
Dr. Reinhardt has serves as a board examiner for the AOBOS Clinical Certification Examination since 2003.
Dr. Reinhardt practices orthopedic surgery with a subspecialty interest in total joint replacements of the shoulder, hip, and knee. Dr. Reinhardt also performs anterior total hip replacements.
Dr. Reinhardt also performs procedures related to sports medicine consisting of shoulder and knee arthroscopy, rotator cuff repair, labral repair. He performs hand surgeries consisting of carpal tunnel surgery, trigger finger release, and fracture care.
He performs foot and ankle surgery consisting of bunion correction, ankle
fusions, tarsal tunnel syndrome, plantar fasciotomy, Achilles tendon repairs, and fracture surgery.
Dr. Reinhardt performs sports medicine related to the knee consisting of meniscal surgery and repair, anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.
Dr. Reinhardt’s hospital affiliations as an attending physician include Holy Redeemer Hospital and Temple University.
Dr. Reinhardt is also a team physician for Archbishop Ryan High School and Lower Moreland High School since 2021. Prior to that Dr. Reinhardt was the team physician for Upper Moreland from 2005 to 2009 and Bishop McDevitt from 2014-2019.
Dr. Reinhardt is an avid runner and has completed 24 marathons, 7 Boston
marathons, and over 60 half-marathons.
Dr. Reinhardt’s goal is for all his patients to continue and maintain an active lifestyle.
Dr. Reinhardt treats patients from 3 to 103 years of age.
