Very efficient office very thorough. The doctor was personable and knowledgeable. I may need a knee…read morereplacement down the road. He recently did a friend of mine and my friend was very happy with him.

Dr Tchejeyan is an outstanding doctor. He is professional and precise on his work. His staff are…read morealso professional and courteous.

Chelsea the receptionist is extremely rude, for the face of the business... totally unacceptable.read more

Dr. Thomas has been my surgeon for the past 4 years. He listens to the concerns and approaches…read morewith a high level of care and compassion. His goal is to get his patients back to functioning at their best. The staff are all pleasant, friendly and helpful with all necessary insurance forms and disability paperwork. Highly recommended!!

10 Stars for Dr. Mike Vercillo and his staff. I had a great deal of anxiety with having a badly…read moreneeded TKR. I had 3 other local MD's tell me that Dr. Vercillo was the best in the area. They were right. Wish I had done it 2 years ago. It has been life changing for the good. Dr. Vercillo's staff is amazing as well. His office manager (Tina) is always accommodating, and she also was very reassuring pre-op which helped with my anxious thoughts. I give my highest recommendation for this exceptional Surgeon and his office. If you have shoulder or knee issues, look no further than Dr. Michael Vercillo!

I had a total knee replacement and have had a much better recovery than I expected. Dr Vercillo is…read morevery caring and an excellent surgeon!

As a human who's been around for many decades, I've reached the stage where some of my body parts…read morearen't very happy with me. Dr. Grigoryan is helping me deal with issues which have arisen with one knee and the opposite hip. I had seen him many years ago when one of the other doctors in the this office suite wasn't available. At the time, I didn't bond with Dr. Grigoryan. My husband is a consistent patient of that other doctor, so my experiences had with mostly been with the other physician. When I needed help again with my knee, the scheduler didn't have an appointment for many weeks for Dear Hubby's doctor. Dr. G's schedule was more flexible, so I took the sooner appointment. This time, it's been a great fit. I find Dr. G to be very kind and thorough in listening, explaining, and providing appropriate treatment options based on my current condition. I like his soft-spoken manner and the gentleness he uses when administering shots. We are focusing on keeping me going without surgery for a long as it makes sense to do so. His supporting staff have been very helpful in getting appointments scheduled, and medical records corralled to share with other providers. My knee is feeling better just now as I go through a series of shots. My hip is holding its own. The lower back; that's a different issue, and they've referred me to a pain management doctor to see about that situation. What fun!

I had a dog bite, my finger was cut through the bone. Dr Grigoryan…read more re-attached the nerves and set it with a pin. Several years later, You can not see where he repaired it and I have feeling at the tip of my finger. Thank you Dr Grigor Grigoryan for an excellent job. Dan Dotson, Auctioneer on Storage Wars

Dr. Orlovich is phenomenal. He takes his time during his consultations and doesn't rush to invasive…read moreprocedures. He actually prescribed massage for me prior to me choosing to escalate to an epidural. I so appreciated his understanding of my goals and his clear strategy on how to get me there. In a world of rushed physicians who don't have time to remember your name, let alone your personal story and your "why," Dr. Orlovich stands out as a compassionate, talented exception. I only wish he was my PCP!

DR.Orlovich and his team are truly amazing. They are the best and very knowledgeable at what they…read moredo they listened to what I had to say about my pain that I was experiencing from an accident. I listened to Dr.Orlovich recommendation and now I'm all healed and better now NO MORE PAIN Once again Dr.Orlovich Thank you James M

We started this process on March 2 after being told that our young son would need approximately six…read moremonths of treatment. Five months later, that treatment still hasn't even begun. At the first appointment, the doctor examined my son, prescribed physical therapy, and ordered a custom nighttime brace to keep his feet at a 90-degree angle while sleeping. The problems started immediately. We were initially double-charged for the office visit, and it took more than a month to correct the billing error. We were also told our insurance would cover a significant portion of the brace, but after the order was placed, we were informed that a staff member had made a mistake and failed to account for our deductible, leaving us responsible for the full amount. A few days after my son's feet were scanned, the office called to say they had lost the scans and we had to come back for another appointment. After the second scan, they called again to ask whether the brace was supposed to be for one foot or both. The doctor also prescribed physical therapy. I contacted numerous pediatric physical therapy providers, but none accepted children my son's age. When I asked the office for guidance, I was told the doctor would recommend another provider. That never happened. After waiting another month, we finally received what was supposed to be the custom nighttime brace. It wasn't. It looked like a simple shoe brace with no straps to hold my son's feet in the prescribed position. When I called and went for another visit, the doctor initially tried to convince me that this was actually better than the brace she had prescribed. Only after I insisted did they agree to remake it. Then came weeks of delays and conflicting information. Every time we called, we were given a different explanation. One person said we had already picked it up. Another said it had been sent back for correction. Then we were promised it would be ready the following week. None of those promises were kept. By this point, we had lost confidence and sought a second opinion from another pediatric orthopedic specialist. After examining my son, that specialist told us that, in their medical opinion, he did not need either the prescribed physical therapy or the brace. Finally, after more than FIVE MONTHS, we picked up what was supposed to be the corrected custom brace. The doctor didn't even come into the room to check the fit or examine my son. We were simply handed the device and sent home. When we got home, we discovered something that perfectly summed up our entire experience. Both braces were made for the RIGHT foot. Not one for the left and one for the right. Two right-foot braces. After five months of delays, repeated mistakes, conflicting explanations, and a device that was not usable, we ultimately chose to stop the process. We were told that a partial refund could be issued, and we received back approximately half of the amount we had paid. Even with that refund, the experience left us without a usable brace and with months of our son's treatment time lost. ***Update after the doctor's response*** The doctor's response still does not address my main concerns. My son was not supposed to receive an AFO in the first place. We specifically chose a nighttime brace because he attends preschool and we did not want his walking or play to be affected unless absolutely necessary. If the final solution was simply an off-the-shelf night splint with no right or left side, why were my son's feet scanned and why was I charged $550 for what was presented as a custom orthotic? I also find it disappointing that the response emphasizes how the staff "worked tirelessly." They spent that time correcting their own repeated mistakes. Fixing those mistakes was part of their professional responsibility, not a favor to my family. What is still missing is a simple acknowledgment and apology. P.S. Despite receiving a partial refund, I was still charged over $200 for a device that appears to be a generic night splint available for around $15 at Walmart. Please refer to the photos attached for comparison

Dr. Martina Randall is THE BEST!!! I had ankle surgery by her and not only is she full of patience…read morebut caring as well. I have seen several specialists and do not look any farther!! She is the one to use!!! You will thank me!!!

I being a lot of pain on my shoulders for a long time and after the treatment I feel a lot better…read more I recommend it a 100 %

Dr. Yu is one of the most knowledgeable and caring practitioners I've met. He takes the time to…read morelisten, explain, and provide thoughtful treatment without making unrealistic promises...he has helped my husbands mental health tremendously His reputation speaks for itself--he has earned the trust of patients from Taiwan, China, the United States, and beyond, and has trained many students over the years. He is highly respected both locally and internationally If you're looking for someone who truly understands traditional Eastern medicine and is committed to helping you improve your health, I highly recommend Dr. Yu. Whether you're trying to heal an existing issue or focus on prevention, you're in excellent hands.

I don't know how to respond. Either Dr Delgado is excellent or extremely selective…read more My hip MRI radiologist narrative stated I had moderate/advanced chrondal loss (grades 3-4), circumferential labrum degeneration, low grade chronic/acute gluteus minimus tendon, moderate fatty atrophy and both types of FAI and I communicated to him long standing functional pain and instability that was significantly hindering my quality of life for years. I in fairness, I did state I had better days as well. Yet, he not recommend surgery, he instead referred me to another medical group doctor that specializes in PRP. He also gave me specific exercises to do, that frankly only increased my pain (and I work out 5-6 times per week). The doctor he referred me to , after trying to "sell" me on PRP, finally conceded hip replacement was probably the best option for me (considering all of my entire hip health). In additional fairness at nearly 69 years old, I was probably the youngest and most able bodied person in the waiting room. So it could be I was not his most needy patient. Maybe it was a case of others needing more of his valuable surgery time. While I appreciate his opinion, I walked away after careful reflection...very uncertain. Nice enough and I acknowledge he may be right about not needing surgery, but other notable orthopedic surgeons disagree. I state all of this with a high degree of reservation, as he seems to have an excellent reputation in our community and in no means want to discredit him. But, Yelp is about honest feedback. Medicine is still very much an art and not always a science and that's why everyone should seek multiple opinions. I'd love to hear feedback from him after this post.

Dr. Delgado and his entire staff are wonderful. Each member of the team was very caring and…read morehelpful. The MA helped with getting my chart up to date. I then was able to get an X-ray done that same day in the clinic to help with diagnosis. Dr. Delgado was right on time and so easy to talk to. He listened to my problem, what I've tried in the past and what my goals were. I felt so well cared for and appreciated how well he took care of me. I would highly recommend this office to anyone who has an orthopedic issue!