Dr Mott is an excellent doctor! He is the one other doctors have do their mom's knee replacements…read more He is very kind and answers all of your questions thoroughly. Michelle, Rosaria and Chris treat patients like they are family. I had to have a horrible big knee surgery and Dr Mott was the best part of it!

Horrible! This doctor, who deals with cancer patients on a daily basis, stated that he did not…read morethink it was worth it to surgically fix my broken & dislocated arm. Reason? People with bone metastasis live on average 24-27 months & I have lived 10 years with it. I'm dying & not worth the fix. This is a poor excuse of a human being, let alone a physician. BTW, I'm young & still very active. Not dying today....and tomorrow doesn't look good for it either.

Excellent quality of care from initial consultation to post operative recovery. The facilities are…read morestate of the art/gold standard. The experienced staff are kind and caring.

Dr. Gregory P. Graziano is Division Head of Orthopaedic Spine Surgery, Department of Orthopaedics…read morewithin the Henry Ford Health System. He has office hours at multiple locations including the Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit and here in West Bloomfield. He comes highly recommended especially for dealing with pinched nerves. I have been dealing with a pinched nerve for a few months now and, after an MRI helped to pinpoint the problem, we are considering back surgery. I arrived early for my appointment and had a short wait but was taken in early to the examination room. When Dr. Graziano came in we reviewed the MRI results and discussed my current condition of mobility and pain levels and then he described the options. Since I have very little pain and good mobility he suggested we wait on any potential surgery. Dr. Graziano comes across as very knowledgeable and competent in his area of spinal problems. He also has a friendly approach to patients and exhibits concern as well. I would have no problem having him perform my surgery in the future if it becomes necessary.

While she must be a good surgeon by how my shoulder healed, she is awful at the caring for her…read morepatients and practice more by set in stone medical procedures instead of personalized medicine. A medical procedure by U of M killed EBS, so I understand how that can hurt people. Rotor cuff surgery is only out patient surgery no matter what for her. That might work for those who have no one to stay with you, known heart problem, and breathing problems. Lucky a recovery nurse and another doctor thought differently and I was kept overnight. She was so angry at that she didn't even stop to see me after the surgery. I had to go through Customer Care department to even get her to order just 1 OT before surgery to learn the correct way to do every day activities not using my right arm. That was not enough time so lucky I had an OT therapist stop in my hospital room before I was released. Follow up appointments with her were cold and she was still angry. I will only see her PA for the rest of them. Some doctors seem to not like to be questioned by someone who can do medical research and know what her insurance will pay for. She just kept telling me that I had to pay out of pocket for the OT appointment and any overnight stay but my insurance did cover both. If you are young and healthy, you might be able to follow her procedure medicine, but if you are older and not healthy, find a different doctor.

My experience was just like Annie L. 's post. While living in Michigan, I had an injury that…read morerequired surgery. Muh provided confusing post op instructions, and I brought my spouse with me to hear all messages after the first meeting; both of us would leave confused. Both of us were stunned at her anger when questioned. While she did prescribe OT, she argued with the OT therapist. I ended up needing 6 months of therapy to get 85% function back in that arm, and still have significant pain. I can't say that the surgery was bad, but I can say I was led to believe I would have different outcomes. When questioned about outcomes when I finally convinced her I needed more therapy, she became defensive and argumentative. Take someone with you for all consultations.