Henry Boucher, MD

Henry Boucher, MD is an orthopedic surgeon in Baltimore, MD, specializing in hip and knee orthopedic surgery with a focus on primary and robotic joint replacements. He serves patients throughout the Baltimore area, offering advanced treatments including total and partial knee replacements, anterior, posterior, and lateral hip replacements, and hip distraction procedures. As a fellowship-trained surgeon, Dr. Boucher is recognized for his expertise in joint replacement technologies and implant development. He holds leadership roles at MedStar Health, including Vice President of Medical Operations and Physician Executive Director of the MedStar Orthopaedic Institute. With a 4.80 rating based on 1,411 reviews, he is consistently named a “Top Doc” by Baltimore Magazine, having received the honor every year since 2015, including in 2024, and was featured on the cover of the magazine’s 2021 Top Doctors issue.

Dr. Boucher is a member of the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons and a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. He is also an Associate Professor in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Georgetown University School of Medicine and has been honored with the Golden Apple Award for teaching excellence. His clinical work includes treating hip osteoarthritis and restoring function through restorative therapy and surgical intervention. He is directly employed by MedStar Health and is committed to advancing patient care through innovation and education.

The practice is located at the Hip and Knee Center on North Calvert Street, just a short distance from MedStar Union Memorial Hospital and Curtis National Hand Center. It lies near East 33rd Street and Saint Paul Street, situated between major thoroughfares in the heart of Baltimore’s medical corridor.

Dr. Boucher is widely respected for his clinical excellence, patient-centered approach, and leadership in orthopedic innovation. His consistent recognition as a Top Doc and his dual role in clinical practice and medical administration underscore his standing as a leading figure in orthopedic care in Baltimore. His work continues to shape high-quality joint replacement outcomes for patients across the region.