Having been a medical device rep for a minimally invasive BPH thermotherapy before retiring, I know…read moreperhaps better than most, the pros and cons for all the currently available treatment options for symptomatic BPH. Dr. Ryan Nelson and the Urolift surpassed even my expectations. I went from getting up "hourly" to getting up "only once" during the night to urinate. Prior to my Urolift, I carried a residual of 200cc of urine throughout the day, and after 6 weeks post procedure, I am voiding completely. FIVE STARS and my heart felt gratitude to Dr. Ryan Nelson and the Urolift Procedure. Lloyd D

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Very happy with this group. My wife had carpal tunnel surgery and I have had both my right and left…read morethumbs reconstructed. I'm usually in and out of the office in very reasonable time frames. Bottom line - results. Both my wife and I are extremely pleased with our surgical experiences.

Slow and seemingly overbooked. Refused to fill out short term disability papers offered through my…read moreemployer. Offered a less-than ideal course of treatment for my injury and I almost feel discriminated against as a Medicaid patient vs. Other insurance holders. Clean facilities and quality equipment I suppose.

I see that Dr Fernandez is spine doctor and I have a broken foot. The cast stayed on for 4 weeks…read moreand a walking boot for 2 weeks. after tomorrow I don't have to wear anything on my foot but it hurts so bad I can barely put weight on it. Both times I went to his office i waited over 2 hours to get in. The first time it was three hours before i got out of there. It is so wrong to have to wait that long to see a doctor for 5 minutes. I would not recommend him because of my bad experience. Right now I am concerned about the pain in my foot.

Long wait and minimal contact (5 min or so) with dr Fernandez. Ordered an MRI and received a call…read morefrom office to tell me results a week later after MRI. Dr Fernandez had told me he could probably arrange for pain management (I'm thinking injection) but when I asked his office clerk she said I'd have to get the referral from my primary doctor. I asked her couldn't they send a referral. She said, "we could send your records". Why would he tell me that if they wouldn't do a referral? Poor communication.