Rehab one week after amputation LBK I was treated with the…read morebest care for all needs after a major surgery. I have had several manor surgeries over 47 years. I had all the information I needed for my insurance as well as home care when I left.

The staff loves to talk about their patients. They talked about how they wanted my fiance to crap…read moreher pants. Refusing to give her meds. I can't wait to get her out of there.

The staff was really good, great information and helpful. The Doctors did an awesome job on my…read moreankle, and I would really recommend them to everyone.

Very competent and professional staff. Surgeon and PA were excellent. Thorough preparation…read moreinstructions before surgery and excellent follow up after surgery. Post operative instructions were very complete and detailed.

Partner was referred to this group. Received voice mail that stated partners insurance was not…read moreaccepted. It was absolutely evident from the tone of the voicemail that they were completely unconcerned about their ability/willingness to provide services. To say the voicemail was exceedingly flippant and rude would be an understatement

Rude therapist with no bedside manner whatsoever. She gave me no feedback during my diagnostic…read moreinterview and/or therapy. And then walked out without a goodbye or any feedback. A front desk fellow later walked into the room and handed me some faint xeroxed exercises without any explanation whatsoever. Kacie, if you hate your job and people, try working with animals. No need to talk to them. -Frederick L. Coolidge

Dr Cassidy has fixed so many of my kids arms over the last few years. Whether falling off of a zip…read moreline, or an accident in a trampoline, he has always been so kind and helpful.

I recently fell and hurt my hip and back. Horrible customer…read moreservice and wait times for procedures! Scheduling doesn't care how much pain you're in, they just blow off your call saying you just have to wait weeks for someone to call you. Very dismissive. Dr. Stanton's office was also dismissive and gave me no pain meds. Also, the Express Care "doctor", probably a PA or NP, misread my hip x-ray and referred me to a hip doc -- another several weeks to be scheduled. I went to another orthopedic surgeon and my hip is bone on bone and I need a hip replacement. They didn't give me anything for pain either. Just Malixicam. I can barely walk I'm in so much pain.

This is not a review of the quality of treatment received. I have no complaint with the individual…read morephysical therapist that provided treatment. She was professional and competent. The therapy provided to treat the neuropathy in my right hand (which causes it too feel like it is immersed in a bucket of boiling water) was effective. My complaint is with the business practices they follow. Six months after the initial treatment the symptoms started to reoccur (in a much milder form). My insurance had changed and Dynamic Physical Therapy (DPT) was no longer in network. My insurance would pay a non-network provider based on Medicare approved rates. DPT simply had to bill them. They refused to do so and told me that I would need to self-pay and then deal with being reimbursed by my insurance company without their assistance. I chose not to seek treatment with them. DPT is again in-network with my current insurance. The symptoms have started to reoccur. Wanting to start therapy as soon as possible to avoid them becoming worse (having my hand feel like it is in a bucket of boiling water is an experience I do not wish to repeat), I made an appoinment and printed out the referral I received from my healthcare provider's web site because my Primary Care Provider had neglected to send an electronic copy to DPT. I offered to self-pay, if the referral was not received in time. Yesterday, I received a call from DPT telling me they had cancelled my appoinment because they would only except a referral received directly from a healthcare provider. In addition, they would not accept self-pay because they were in-network with my insurance company.

The front desk staff are horrible. The va scheduled my…read morefirst appointment with them and sent me a letter in the mail to let me know. I was out of town and therefore didn't get the letter notifying me of the appointment. Therefore I missed the appointment and was charged a no show fee. Attended the next appointment which was great. The following week I ended up in the emergency room at the time of my appointment and wasn't able to call to cancel. Therefore I had all of my future scheduled appointments canceled and put purely on the cancellation list. Their therapist are great. Their customer service is awful.

This place was easy to find with ample parking near the entrance. I was greeted upon arrival and…read morechecked in promptly; they were not to crowded but, getting their patients in and out in a timely fashion. I waited maybe about 5 minutes before being called to the back for my appointment. Was very nice and polite. She asked all the questions and put everything into my chart. She said Dr. Howarth would be in shortly. I waited about 10/15mins. Dr. Howarth finally came in. He was just as nice as always. We talked about how I was feeling fatigued, the pain in the groin area and the muscle spasms I have at night. We also discussed the physical therapy and how that was going. Let me know to get me some magnesium to help with what I got going on. I'm satisfied with the surgery and everything that has happened so far. So no complaints on my part. I do recommend him to family and friends. I got a chance to see Taneisha on my way out. She's one of the bestest. She made sure durning this process I got to get everything that was needed to help with recovery and healing... All I Can say is his staff "ROCKS"!!! Keep up the good work ladies:-)

My wife, Suzanne Smith, had a hip replaced by Dr. William Howarth 5 May 26. Her post Op follow up…read morewith Dr. Howarth was delayed two weeks. My wife got so ill, I had to take her to the emergency room. The emergency room doctor; Dr. Crawford; ran tests and indicated the joint looked infected. He called in the standby surgeon to open the wound, clean it out and do a revision (Replace the socket lining and the ball. My wife had to spend five days in St. Francis hospital recovering and was placed on infusion treatments for six weeks after discharge. She just completed the forth week. This has been a nightmare for Suzanne and I. We don't know what the outcome will be. Type of care was poor. Quality was poor. Office experience gave us the impression that the staff could careless. If I had not taken her to the ER and waited until the delayed post OP follow up, the infection could have gone into her blood stream and infected her whole body. This is what the nurse who helped with the procedure that confirmed the infected hip.

Dr. Park and his team are phenomenal! I was with them for a year after an injury and two subsequent…read moresurgeries, and I was so grateful to have found this clinic. They're all incredibly friendly, kind, and know their stuff to help you through an injury

They are very caring. They are always on time with their appointments. They are always friendly.read more

Quick check in, good staff, no waiting, and a high quality of care. Learned new information about…read moremy hand injury that was not explained at visits to other health care facilities. Good online system.

I found Dr. Gregg Martyak; by my Accident. He was the hand specialist I was referred to me by my ER…read morevisit! I'm very happy; He's a very good doctor he speaks frank with you; he tells you everything! His staff is very nice courteous and accommodating to your schedules they are on the west side of the springs on Fillmore. I highly recommend them.