Christopher M. Beaumont, MD is a board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopaedic hand surgeon specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of hand, wrist, and upper extremity conditions. He treats patients at Andrews Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center in Birmingham, Alabama.
Dr. Beaumont provides expert, compassionate care for patients experiencing hand and wrist pain, upper extremity injuries, and nerve disorders.
His clinical expertise includes fractures and dislocations of the hand, wrist, and forearm, ligament and tendon injuries, arthritis, trigger finger, tendonitis, Dupuytren’s contracture, and ganglion cysts. He also routinely treats nerve compression syndromes such as carpal tunnel syndrome, cubital tunnel syndrome, and radial tunnel syndrome.
Dr. Beaumont has also received the Subspecialty Certificate in Orthopaedic Surgery of the Hand, a distinction for board-certified orthopaedic surgeons who have demonstrated advanced qualifications and expertise in hand surgery. This certification reflects additional fellowship training and a practice characterized by a high volume and diversity of complex hand and upper extremity cases, as well as meaningful contributions to the field of hand surgery.
With advanced training in microsurgical and minimally invasive techniques, Dr. Beaumont is dedicated to helping patients restore motion, strength, and function to the upper extremity — from the fingertips to the shoulder.
Read More About Dr. Beaumont- UAB-ASMI Orthopaedic Hand & Upper Extremity Fellowship - Faculty Member
- Samford University Physician's Assistant Program - Preceptor
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Learn MoreWhen I reflect back at my time with Andrews Sports Medicine, I just remember how much of an amazing experience it was. Every time I went into the clinic, I felt like the staff really cared about me. I just had the best experience I could possibly have while going through such a difficult process.
Lauri Newton | Trussville, AL -
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In January of 2023, I was working on a custom cutting board and was using a woodworking planer. I put the cutting board through the planer to smooth it out when the board kicked back and severely bent back the thumb on my right hand. Immediately after this happened, there wasn’t too much pain, but I looked at my thumb and knew something wasn’t right.
Noah Rigg | Trussville, AL -
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I was playing in our homecoming game and we were in the 2nd quarter. During the play, there wasn’t a flag thrown so we kept playing. I was running down the field and I got hit in the legs up top. My left leg snapped all the way around. I broke my tibia and fibula.
Carter Sheehan | Columbiana, AL -
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It was Friday, October 14 and we were playing our homecoming football game against Berry. We were up 42-10 and I went for the interception on the 12 yard line. I got the interception and ran about 4-5 yards. I was tackled and when I came down, I felt a snap in my leg.
Hunter Ellis | Lynn, AL
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