This so called surgeon is a clown. In 2009 he operated on me (one herniated disc lumbar) and…read moredamaged the adjacent disc causing it to fail two years later. Avoid him at all costs. In 2017 I travelled to Barcelona (to see Dr Pablo Clavel) for ADR for two discs (the original bad one plus the one he nicked) and have had my life restored. Am 63 and swam 12 miles last week. Avoid this clown if you value your health. Don't buy his BS. He will not improve your outlook. I was so close to checking out because of his grade school surgical skills. IDK, maybe he operated on me after an alcohol bender but I suffered for 8 years with no help from him. He told me just try opioids and learn to live with pain. F! Him. Avoid him!!!!

I had L4- L5 stenosis surgery with Dr. Bruffy in 2022. The surgery and the results were excellent…read more I was up and walking the day after. Dr. Bruffy is a great surgeon and I highly recommend him.

Multiple myeloma:…read more There are a lot of questions that need to be answered by the tests. But that will unfold smoothly. I am a very lucky man to be on this voyage to to be cured of blood cancer/Multiple myelom at San Diego Scripps Grreen hospital, the best hospital that I've ever been in, not that i've ever been in a "Four Seasons resort" Medicare Hospital Supplement. Reportedly, an 85% chance of full remission in the U.S. for Multiple myeloma. That includes everybody in the world no matter what condition they are or their age. I believe that percentage is likely higher because of this Green hospital, the top notch doctors & nurses who selectively work there, and my attitude to have fun while I succeed. Foremost, the "food is to order" and medical service by everyone is fantastic. I've been on "order first"/" sight-unseen" steroids aggressively fighting this for a number of days before I even check in. Oncologist Dr. Bryan Pham was the initial point Doctor for me and is one of the many All-Star gurus of the team. He sat down and hugged me. He knew exactly what to do from the beginning. I love him. On my very first visit to Dr. Pham, he did a bone marrow biopsy. It did not hurt too bad because everything was numbed before the procedure and until the first night. That night was the most painful night of my life once the numbness wore off. That's okay though because they have meds so you survive. I was never worried. Before he stuck the needle into me, he asked me what kind of music I wanted to hear ("Mr. Chin," by the beloved albino Jamaican legend Yellowman" who survived jaw bone cancer in the face) so the biopsy would be relaxing.. Dr. Pham thankfully fast-tracked everything. The wizard, the genius, head hancho Dr. Dimitrios Tzachanis, MD, PhD, magically runs things. "Dr. T" makes you feel you are so fortunate to be among such a mystic, amazing grasp of the overall medical effects and chronological steps. Dr. Michaela Miller "Doctor of the Month" is primarily among other Superwomen doctors who all work with each other and make sure that you get successful anytime treatment and any necessary appointment on the spot at the hospital as soon as possible; it doesn't matter what time of day or night. Noor Qaddour, DO, and Bijan Roshan, MD, carefully show up with hands on in places you nay not think, e.g. lab, kidneys. More necessary checks and balances! There are so many good doctors and nurses, I'm blown away. There are so many top notched medical specialists, I don't know where to stop. They know who they are. They work at Scripps. They are my heroes. Of course, I would have never got here without my wonderful wife or cat. My cat Butters saved my life. Over a week ago I was petting my cat. Then he decided to pick up the love by digging his claws into my wrist, which resulted in a blood poisonous bruise which was clearly infected ( visible to my wife), leading to an emergency room trip to a Motel Six style hospital / hotel. When we walked in, a man was yelling that a truck ran over his foot. I was messed up; I needed to switch hospitals. Everything was properly addressed at Scripps. I have been and will be continuously treated until cured. I have a very positive and fun attitude, a must. I have simply continued to do as told. I have Multiple myeloma (requiring apx. 7 radiation treatments) plus easy-to-do chemotherapy, treatment of cancer lesions in the back, possible bloodclots (which is why I wear compression socks and take a blood thinner, improved kidneys, and important procedures of anything needed on every level. We're winning. It's not gonna be easy or a quick fix. Good things in life take work and time. No pain no gain. The Doctors feel good about where we are now. I am extremely satisfied and feel blessed. I can't say enough. They really care about their 1st class "modern medicine" treatments. The doctor came in and thanked us for being good patients. The doctor always looks at my wonderful wife because he knows she is the one he can trust. She is spearheading this positive direction. I am trying to have fun. If I could just make one person laugh every day. I will.

slow, inefficient hospital system with ambiguous billing…read more Joined Scripps in June 2026 because it was close to our apartment. Leaving for another healthcare group as of July 2026. I reached out to Scripps and my insurance after receiving a bill for a preventative screening service that should have been covered by insurance at 100%. Nurse S Synder ordered the service as diagnostic (as opposed to routine), which does not align to the established standard of care or evidence base for my pre-existing health condition. Despite this, after requesting a review of the CPT code, Scripps is firm on their decision that this was medically necessary. To make matters worse, the service in question is considered incomplete as it was not paired with the standard ultrasound. Since I will be leaving the Scripps system, completing this routine service elsewhere places significant (yet preventable) burden on the patient. After my physical with Dr. Williams, I also was charged an additional co-pay due to discussing something beyond a physical. I'm not sure what that even is referring to. Based on the bills I've received and what Scripps bills to insurance, their billing and overall operating system is very unclear. I would encourage patients to carefully review their billing statements or seek an advocate. Not to mention any speciality visit is booked out 4+ months. I called twice to confirm whether there were any measures I needed to take before leaving their hospital system and was hung up on twice. It would be advantageous for Scripps to consider how such experiences can disincentive current and prospective patients from being forthcoming with their health related needs and concerns. I'm eager to be leaving such an underwhelming and unnecessarily complex hospital system.

Amazing doctor and amazing team. Thank you Wang for being so amazing and doing my knee. The most…read moreintelligent doctor and amazing guy. Thabk you for conforting me prior to the surgery and making me laugh. One of the absolute best thank you wang thank you!

This was my 3rd acl surgery. My first two were almost 20 years ago. I have to say that this…read moresurgery, performed by Dr. Wang, went way better than I was expecting. Dr Wang rightfully exudes confidence in his surgical abilities. The recover was sooo smooth. I stuck to Dr Wang's recovery plan every step of the way and I am back riding mountain bikes with my boys! Highly recommend.

Dr Thorne is the best ortho doctor I have ever been to. He operated on my back and neck, and I was…read morepain free the next day. He is a superb surgeon. He is always on time, never late, and does not keep me waiting. Such a great doctor. Paige Pamela Castle

say enough great things about Dr. Thorne. After suffering from debilitating back pain for two…read moremonths, I had seen six or seven different doctors with no real progress. I was unable to walk, and it completely turned my life upside down. Dr. Thorne took the time to truly listen and spent a full hour reviewing my MRIs with me--something no other doctor had done. He didn't rush through the appointment or dismiss my concerns. He genuinely cares about his patients and is incredibly knowledgeable. If you're struggling with back pain and need a doctor who truly cares and takes the time to help, I highly recommend Dr. Thorne!

I do NOT recommend this place at all!! The orthopedic PA Christine was horrible. I had a broken…read morefinger but felt worse after seeing Christine K. Then on a followup appointment I was supposed to to get an X-ray before the appt but they made me wait almost 30 mins before they said to go to a different waiting room. Then after a few minutes told me I didn't need an X-ray. Once I finally had my appt w Christine which now I'm an hour into my time she tells me no one communicated w her about the X-ray and that I have to wait to get an X-ray after all!!!!!! The front desk person had no empathy and was not helpful at all. There was no sense of urgency or priority given their miscommunication goof up!!!! This has been a poor waste of my time!!! I will not ever schedule another appointment w this provider. Very poor quality of service.

I have been researching to find an Orthopedic Surgeon in the area for my complex knee problem. I…read morechose to make an appointment with Dr. Adam Rosen. Before my appointment, Dr. Rosen requested complete past medical histories related to my problem knee from outside of Scripps and I provided everything he requested. At my appointment with him, he said he is no longer performing surgery and he will let another surgeon perform the surgery on my knee. Dr. Adam Rosen's online presence, including his website and YouTube channel, does not clearly state that he is no longer performing surgery. As of today, Oct 29, 2025, his website, rosenhipandknee.com, and his YouTube channel, @dradamrosen, are still active and present him as a practicing Orthopedic surgeon which it definitely is misleading.

What can I say, he is exceptional. Not only is he a great experienced surgeon that can put a…read moreshoulder back together with his eyes shut , but his bedside manner and caring for his patients is beyond what you get with most Dr's . He is just such a sweet guy too. Very humble and cordial. He is upfront, tells you what to expect upfront and actually see you himself for aftercare and check ups. His team is also fantastic. Caring and they keep everyone up to date on whats happening when your person gets out of surgery, what to expect and what to do. Just all around you feel that everyone is in the best hands. Hands down, I would recommend him every time and I actually do every time someone asks me about a surgeon here, as I also work in the Medical field.

Every person that works in Dr Tal David n other MDs are wonderful. My most recent visit was to have…read morecortisone injections in both shoulders n left knee. I saw Julie the P.A. and she has been very professional..kind n extremely good other job. Especially with my injections. Of course the injections hurt a bit( my trick is to have an assistant hold the freeze spray one the place where MD or PA is injecting (during the entire injection time). Im extremely pleased with all MDs I've seen there.. Dr Tal David &Dr Jerrick Robker. I've had hand surgery w/ Dr Robker n it was amazing. I highly recommend this entire office off Serrento Rd. Thanks again to you all including you ladies at the front n back desks. You are the best n very efficient!

Dr. Berenter is the best! How do I know? I had a bunionectomy 35 yrs ago when I was 35 years old…read more I was in pain for almost a year, and couldn't wear anything but tennis shoes ( I was an executive at the time, my boss thought I was milking it a bit) when the same foot, 30 plus years later started hurting again, I thought, oh my gosh, I can't go thru this again, the pain is too much at 67, I am very active however, walk 5 miles every day so I was referred to Dr. Berenter. My 1st question was "has this surgery changed in 30 plus years? AND told him my story", his reply was "no, but you will not be in that kind of pain, if much at all"! Max 2 weeks in a boot and then back into shoes. Well, I wanted to believe him but really didn't. I have had a number of surgeries in my 70 years, and this is the only one I remember like it was yesterday. I knew I had to proceed, low and behold I don't even think I took 1 pain pill. In a week I told him I was ready to get back to my life and he said, "not so fast, you need to wear the boot at least another week, so you don't mess up what I did". Oh darn! I did and have never had a problem since. He also saw my left foot, as it too had a big bunion, but said, "until you are in pain", let's leave it alone. 3 years later, I am now in pain (it's not a pain you forget). I went to see Dr. Berenter and said it's time. He x-rays my foot and says, let's book it. I am going in next week for my surgery and not concerned a bit because I know he is the best and have referred many people to him in my senior community. The only thing that would be better is if his office was up in our neck of the woods. LOL

A very nice person, but wasn't able to diagnose my problem. Had me buy expensive shoe inserts which…read moreexacerbated the problem. I self diagnosed the problem and went to an oncologist who confirmed my suspicion and had radiation therapy. That solved the problem luckily. If I hadn't been proactive, he wouldn't have given me the proper care.

If you want a very unprofessional bias uncaring and poor treatment from a doctor thunder is your…read moreguy ,making my father and his wife feeling unsafely, they had to requested a second opinion and to switch doctor.

Waited one hour to see Dr. Thunder who was actually seated nearby with his feet up chatting with…read morethe ancillary staff. When I complained about the wait I was told he was seeing another patient with problems. Not knowing what he looked like I actually questioned the young assistant who lied to me directly in front of Dr. Thunder. What a boob.