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Dr. Shariff Bishai · Orthopedic surgery · Troy

Expert care to get you moving again.

From conservative treatment to advanced surgery, Dr. Shariff Bishai brings dedicated, compassionate orthopedic care to Troy. Shariff Bishai, DO, MS is an orthopedic surgeon in Troy, Michigan, focused on sports medicine and the care of the shoulder, knee, and hip.

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FellowshipPlancher Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine (orthopedic sports medicine fellowship)
ResidencyHenry Ford Macomb Hospital (orthopedic surgery residency)
Medical schoolMichigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine (Doctor of Osteopathy)
Shariff Bishai
About Dr. Bishai

Treating the person, not just the condition.

Shariff Bishai · Orthopedic surgeon

Dr. Shariff Bishai is an orthopedic surgeon in Troy, Michigan, with a focus on sports medicine, shoulder, and upper extremity care.

Full profile Training and credentials
  1. Medical schoolMichigan State University College of Osteopathic MedicineDoctor of Osteopathy
  2. ResidencyHenry Ford Macomb HospitalOrthopedic surgery residency
  3. FellowshipPlancher Orthopaedics and Sports MedicineOrthopedic sports medicine fellowship
  4. Board certifiedAmerican Board of Orthopaedic Surgery
Hospitals and memberships
  • Detroit Orthopaedic Institute · Troy
Conditions and procedures

Care by area

Shariff Bishai, DO, MS, treats shoulder, knee and hip conditions in Troy, MI, with a focus on sports medicine. Dr. Bishai completed his orthopedic sports medicine fellowship at Plancher Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, training that shapes how he evaluates sports-related shoulder, knee and hip injuries. He completed his orthopedic surgery residency at Henry Ford Macomb Hospital and his medical degree at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Hip anatomyHipHip labral tear and femoroacetabular impingement.

Conditions

Hip Labral TearCauses, diagnosis and treatmentFemoroacetabular ImpingementFAI All hip care
Knee anatomyKneeMeniscus tear, ACL tear and kneecap (patellar) instability.

Conditions

Meniscus TearCauses, diagnosis and treatmentACL TearCauses, diagnosis and treatmentKneecap (Patellar) InstabilityCauses, diagnosis and treatment

Procedures

Knee ArthroscopyWho it helps and recovery All knee care
Shoulder anatomyShoulderRotator cuff tear, shoulder osteoarthritis and shoulder instability.

Conditions

Rotator Cuff TearCauses, diagnosis and treatmentShoulder OsteoarthritisCauses, diagnosis and treatmentShoulder InstabilityCauses, diagnosis and treatmentFrozen ShoulderCauses, diagnosis and treatmentSLAP Tear and Labral TearCauses, diagnosis and treatment All shoulder care
Ankle anatomyAnkleAchilles tendon injury.

Conditions

Achilles Tendon InjuryCauses, diagnosis and treatment All ankle care
Medical illustration of Knee Arthroscopy
Techniques

How treatment is done

One approach cover much of the care here. Each links to a full explanation.

KneeKnee ArthroscopyWho it helps, how it is done and what recovery looks like.
Evidence

Published clinical guidelines

The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) publishes clinical practice guidelines for many of the conditions treated here. Each card links to the guideline itself.

Shoulder · AAOS 2025Management of Rotator Cuff InjuriesClinical practice guideline Shoulder · AAOS 2020Management of Glenohumeral Joint OsteoarthritisClinical practice guideline Knee · AAOS 2022Management of Anterior Cruciate Ligament InjuriesClinical practice guideline Knee · AAOS 2024Management of Acute Isolated Meniscal PathologyClinical practice guideline
Patient resources

Plan your next step

Your first visitWhat to bring and what happensPreparing for surgeryThe weeks before and the day ofInsurance and billingCoverage, referrals and estimatesFAQsAnswers to common questionsReferring physiciansHow to refer a patient
Questions

Before your first visit

01

Is Dr. Bishai accepting new patients?

Yes. Dr. Bishai, DO, MS, is accepting new patients at his Troy, MI practice, with hospital privileges at Detroit Orthopaedic Institute.

02

Do all shoulder problems need surgery?

No. Most shoulder conditions, including shoulder impingement, bursitis and biceps tendonitis, are managed first with non-surgical care, and Dr. Bishai's sports medicine training shapes how that plan is built before surgery is ever discussed.

03

What training does Dr. Bishai have in sports medicine?

Dr. Bishai completed an orthopedic sports medicine fellowship at Plancher Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, following an orthopedic surgery residency at Henry Ford Macomb Hospital, training centered on the shoulder, knee and hip injuries common in active patients.

04

Does Dr. Bishai perform shoulder replacement surgery?

Yes. Dr. Bishai performs total shoulder replacement and reverse shoulder replacement for shoulder arthritis and complex rotator cuff damage, often alongside minimally invasive arthroscopy (a procedure using a small camera and instruments) for less advanced repairs.

05

Do I need a referral to see Dr. Bishai?

No. Self referred patients are welcome, though most patients arrive after a referral from another physician, reflecting Dr. Bishai's focus in sports medicine and shoulder and upper extremity care. This information is educational and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

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Appointments, treatment, surgery and insurance, answered on one page.

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