David C. Haueisen, MD

David C. Haueisen

Contact Information

  • Office 314-849-0311
  • Fax 314-849-4423

Specialties

During this difficult time, injuries will still happen and people will require orthopedic care. That's why our office remains open - to lessen hospital ER visits and reduce COVID-19's spread. In response to this, we’ve updated our operations with: 

  • telehealth appointments for certain conditions or injuries.
  • more same day and next day appointments.
  • enhanced patient screening.
  • increased sanitization of patient care rooms and waiting areas.
  • fewer individuals in the practice at any given time.

Click here to read our in-office patient safety requests.

Main Location

Signature Orthopedics - South County
12639 Old Tesson Road
Suites 100 and 115
St. Louis, MO 63128
314-849-0311
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Hospital Affiliations

Mercy Hospital South
SSM Health St. Clare Hospital - Fenton

Areas of Interest

Hand Surgery, Upper Extremity Surgery

About

As a sports medicine physician and a board-certified orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Haueisen specializes in the hand and upper extremities. 

In his St. Louis practice, Dr. Haueisen treats a variety of hand, wrist and finger injuries and conditions including carpal tunnel, Dupuytren's Contracture, ligament damage, and dog bites. 

Dedicated to educating himself as much as possible, he completed two fellowships in hand surgery.

Dr. Haueisen accepts all major insurances. For more information, please visit our Insurance page.

Education

Fellowships: Hand Surgery, Good Samaritan Hospital and Hand Surgery, San Francisco
Residency: Akron General Medical Center
Internship: Akron General Medical Center
Medical School: Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

Certifications & Organizations

American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery

Awards & Honors

Dr. Haueisen has been listed as one of the top three Orthopedic Surgeons in St. Louis for 2020 according to Three Best Rated.
Best Orthopedics in St Louis
  • Video Transcript

    Hi, my name is Dr. David Haueisen. I'm an orthopedic surgeon with a specialty in hand surgery.

    Hand surgery is nice because it's very varied. We'll see all kinds of things from joint problems, nerve problems, tendon problems. A hand surgeon sees a wide variety of things that aren't usually addressed by a more typical orthopedic surgeon.

    I think the more that patients have information about their condition, the more questions they have to ask us, it makes it better for all of us if they understand what the possible complications are of any procedure; what the pros and cons are of any particular procedure. And we try to go over that in detail: what our expected results are with any kind of operation.

    We do most of our surgeries on outpatients. So we have an outpatient surgery center in our building and so the vast majority of our hand cases are done there. And so you're in and out relatively quickly. It's very efficient and patients have a very positive experience.

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