Efficiency and great bedside manner can coexist? Apparently, they can at Dr. McKeon's office. My…read moreleft wrist has been hurting on and off for six months. Since I was pregnant, my treatment options were limited. Before Thanksgiving, I called to make an appointment to see Dr. McKeon. She helped my husband with some wrist pain he had so I knew she could help me. They couldn't see me for almost two months but I knew it would be worth the wait. Parking and navigating the building was a bit confusing but I eventually found where her office was located. The check in process was quick and easy. My appointment was at 9:00 and I was called back around 8:55 AM. Dr. McKeon was in the room by 9:05 AM. She diagnosed me and gave me an injection to help. She gave me some literature on my diagnosis and told me what to expect and what to do if the pain resumes. For the first time in six months, I feel like my wrist is going to get better. I hope I don't have to come back but if I need their services, I wouldn't hesitate to do so.

So disappointed. I have been trying to get an appointment for a week now. You cannot get a person…read moreon the phone to help you at all, it is AI. Guess I will find another surgeon.

Great pace to go . Always on time . And the surgery was a breeze ! So happy I choice her to do mine…read more.

I have already written a glowing review of the Andrews Sports Medicine location at St Vincents…read morehospital. It talks about the extremely efficient and friendly operation that they have mastered. That could not be done without fantastic doctors like Dr McKeon. After whizzing through the check-in process, being called back, and vetted by Dr. McKeon's assistant, she came in almost immediately after with a quick exam and even quicker diagnosis. What I thought was surely to be carpal tunnel syndrome, turned out to be its elbow dwelling cousin cubital tunnel syndrome. Fortunately she is a doctor that would much rather prevent surgery and figure out a solution. She gave me some instructions on what to do and what not to do. I was told to come back to see her a month later. On my second visit, I experienced the same expedited process and had been experiencing much less tingling. She said that was a step in the right direction. She was extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. She even took the time to talk about twin parenthood (something we had in common). I highly recommend Dr. McKeon for any hand or wrist issues you may have.

Excellent care! Dr Siegel is an expert in his field. I am so thankful I found him! He is one of the…read morebest in his field

Dr Siegel is the best orthopedic doctor around. I had a total knee replacement in my hometown that…read morewent bad. I went sepsis and almost lost my leg but my surgeon referred me to Dr Siegel and thankfully he has saved my leg. He has recently left UAB and went into private practice and I can't find his number. He is still treating me and I have a follow-up appointment but he is no longer at UAB. If anyone knows how to get in contact please provide his number. I surely don't want to lose him as my doctor.

Dr. Bramlett was recommended to me by my Endocrinologist and I couldn't be more thankful! After…read moreyears of seeing other Orthopedists who gave me no remedy, only filled me with shots, Dr. B finally gave me a SOLUTION for my double valgus knees. At my very first appointment, he said it was time for a Total Knee Replacement and I am so grateful! The other Orthos weren't even long long at my knees, just pumping steroids into my knees to 'get me through', every three months, which was ultimately weakening my bones and making my knock knees worse. Dr. Bramlett is a solutions and action type of guy - he wanted to HELP me, instead of just pass me off like the others. What I like best about Dr. Bramlett is his direct approach and communication, no dancing around the problem, but doing everything he can so I get BETTER and get my life back! I'm two weeks out from my TKR, and I am already walking without a walker - and I am so pleased with his skill and ability. This man has done over 30,000 joint replacements, which is more important to me than having a doctor who just placates me - I wanted a Surgeon who can help fix my legs, so I can get back to living LIFE. That is what Dr. B has done for me, and I'm ready for the second leg, knowing that I have one of the BEST Surgeons in the business!

Good explanations. Whole staff is very kind and caring. The knee replacement went well and my…read morerecovery was excellent. They are all very responsive to messages left on the patient portal. I couldn't be more pleased! The other knee will need to be replaced as well and I wouldn't dream of going anywhere else

I have had surgery by Dr. Worthen and he is amazing. This group has been nothing but supportive and…read morekind. The people when you walk in to register welcome you with a big smile. Thank you for all you do.

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I injured my ankle in October 2021. I went to urgent care and was told it was just a sprain, before…read moreseeing my normal nurse practitioner, getting an MRI, and finding out that I needed surgery(had two complete tears of my ATFL and my CFL). I was talking to the athletic trainer at my school about it and he said "Might as well have the best in the country operating on you" when he asked if I'd like to have my surgery done at Andrews. Me and my parents did research on Dr. Waldrop. I was nervous to have surgery done until meeting Dr. Waldrop. The first visit with him was November 19, 2021 and he confirmed that surgery would be necessary to fix my ankle. He answered all the questions that my mom had about surgery and made sure to tell us what he would be doing procedure wise. We got the surgery scheduled for 10 days after that. So on November 29, I had my surgery and after having surgery and going through physical therapy, I haven't had anymore injuries to my right ankle(Thank you Dr. Waldrop!!). Now, I've seen him probably 5 or 6 times since surgery. I just saw him last month August 2022, for a follow up appointment, but unfortunately had to let him know that I was still having some problems with my ankle. Dr. Waldrop had me moved to a room where he could do an x-ray to check the stability of my ankle from where he fixed it and he told me that my ankle stability was good. After talking to him more about what was going on, he talked to me and my parents about letting him put a shot in my ankle. I'm not a big fan of shots and normally refuse to get a shot, but I trust Dr. Waldrop, so when he said the shot was probably the best thing for me, I decided to let him give me the shot. The shot hasn't helped as much as I had hoped it would, so when I go back to see him, I'm hoping that we can find out for sure what is wrong with my ankle. I highly recommend seeing Dr. Waldrop and his team if you have to get ankle surgery. He really does care about his patients and how they feel about their injuries. I personally would not want to see anyone else to have my ankle treated. I'm very glad that Dr. Waldrop was the one to do my surgery because having the surgery has improved my quality of life greatly. If you want a surgeon that takes the time to talk to patients, explain your injury, and take the time to explain what can be done to treat it, Dr. Waldrop is the best person to go see!

Fixed my crooked toe no longer crooked! Larry Lemak and his granddaughter are great people!read more

Clinic is really well kept, clean and new looking. The staff is incredibly friendly and doctors…read morewho help you seem to care about their patient. Additionally, the clinic attached to them is also as professional. This is in a great location and a breeze to work with. The only thing, however I guess it's normal, is the amount of paperwork. Other than that, everything was great!

I have seen two different doctors at southern Orthopedic I highly recommend Dr Gerhardt. He is a…read moreGreat doctor and takes time too figure out the problem and a solution to fix the problem.

I took my 75 year old mother to this hospital they had no wheelchairs as she was trying to walk in…read morethey had to catch her and what do you think they did set her in a chair for 45 minutes and left her there I Watched two women Carry a young man in one with each leg on one to help I took her to another UAB hospital looking better already someone with a wheelchair to meet us at the ER. Like a hospital is Supposed to be like