A pop behind your ankle: could it be an Achilles tear?
A sudden pop behind the ankle can signal an Achilles tear. Learn when to seek care, how it is assessed, and why early protection matters.
Immediate specialist care for sports injuries, fractures and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, without the emergency room wait.
At Wiki Wiki Orthopedics on Oahu, Hawaii, we’re redefining orthopedic care. “Wiki wiki” means “super fast” in Hawaiian, reflecting our commitment to fast and efficient care. Our expert team provides immediate specialist attention for both sudden and long-term musculoskeletal injuries.
From X-ray evaluations and fracture care with casting and splinting to osteoarthritis injections and advanced surgical treatments, we cover all your needs to help you stay active and keep doing what you love.
X-rays taken and reviewed during your visit, with fast referral for CT or MRI when needed.
Splints, casts, braces, boots and crutches fitted on site.
Fracture fixation, ACL reconstruction, arthroscopy and joint replacement when surgery is the right call.
We accept most Hawaii insurance plans and workers’ compensation.
Musculoskeletal injuries can happen at any time, not just during work hours. We’re here to provide prompt, professional and personalized care when you need it.
Receive prompt care for a fraction of the price of an emergency room visit.
Top-notch orthopedic urgent care for fractures, sprains, tears and other injuries.
No need to wait. Call today for a same-day appointment and skip the long emergency room lines.
Not sure where to go? Read when to visit orthopedic urgent care vs. the emergency room.
Find your condition or body part to learn more. When you’re ready, call or request an appointment and we’ll get you back on track.
Rotator cuff tears, dislocations, frozen shoulder and arthritis.
Back and neck strain, disc herniation and spinal stenosis.
Fractures, tennis elbow, tendon tears and nerve compression.
Wrist fractures, carpal tunnel, De Quervain’s and mallet finger.
Arthritis, bursitis, labral tears and hip fractures.
ACL and meniscus tears, kneecap injuries and arthritis.
Ankle sprains, fractures, Achilles injuries and shin splints.
Growth plate injuries, fractures and youth sports injuries.
Broken bones diagnosed, splinted and cast the same day.
ACL and meniscus tears and other athletic injuries.
Tendonitis, carpal tunnel and other overuse injuries.
Osteoarthritis of the spine, shoulder, wrist, hip and knee.
Orthopedic care from Dr. Paul Morton and physician assistants Justin Grandalen, PA-C, and Mary Leon, PA-C, serving patients across Oahu.
Orthopedic Surgeon

Physician Assistant
Physician Assistant
Dr Morton & his team are caring and simply awesome. The new Waipahu office is very conveniently located. I am thrilled with my new hip – 21 days out and I’m walking normally. Thanks to excellence of the Dr and his team.
Friendly and accommodating staff. Dr. Morton is very attentive, caring and addresses concerns head on. He has a great bedside manner and I tell my friends about my experience every time.
Walked into office and was greeted and took back, no waiting. Less than 10 minutes for Dr Morton to come. Excellent service and caring atmosphere. Would recommend Dr Morton if you need any surgery.
Dr Morton is an exceptional physician focused on making your joints work at their optimum. I’m pre-surgery and he is assisting me with injections to my knees as I await knee surgery. Don’t hesitate, call Dr Paul Morton and make an appointment today.
Including HMSA, UHA, HMAA, MDX Hawaii, Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, VA, AlohaCare, ʻOhana and workers’ compensation.
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When you twist your ankle, hurt your knee, or wake up with sudden shoulder pain, your first thought might be, “Should I go to urgent care?” The answer is…
Same-day appointments with an orthopedic specialist, for a fraction of the cost of an emergency room visit.