I have been coming here for 10+ years. Staff is friendly, doctors are incredibly knowledgeable, and…read morethe space is bright, clean, and modern. Had knee surgery this spring with Dr, Plante and it was an exceptional experience - clear communication, excellent pre and post op care, and the physical therapy team is stellar. Highly recommend.

I came here for surgery and the subsequent follow-ups. All of the staff was exceptional. From…read moredealing with the scheduling, to De Plante (the surgeon), to all of the follow up team- everyone was great. I highly recommend this group, professional and skilled.

I have to say, this location is a little hard to find, but once you're there, it's great. Lots of…read moreparking, a gorgeous building, and the front desk staff are organized and friendly. The doctor took me seriously with my injury, diagnosed it perfectly, and I am back on my feet, thankfully. The one thing that soured me a bit was the x-ray tech. She snapped at me several times and rushed me along. I really felt uncomfortable and couldn't wait to get out of that room. Otherwise, the folks I met were all great!

Just called to book appointments for post knee replacement PT. Spoke with the most ornery,…read moredifficult scheduler. Red flag!!!!!!!

I came here for a wrist/hand injury in January 2016. They were accommodating and were able to see…read moreme the same day that I called for an appointment. Dr. Ackerman was nice, knowledgable, and efficient. A resident/fellow sees you first, and then reviews notes with the doctor who subsequently sees you briefly to discuss the treatment plan. One star off because they seem to always be running a little behind schedule, but overall a good experience and good medical care. Casting is quick and painless, and the technicians are friendly and make you feel comfortable. They validate parking - $2 cash only. If you're a Brown student/staff/faculty, take the university shuttle to RIH and just avoid parking altogether. The garage spaces are limited, and it can be a headache. In the waiting room, there's a picture signed by Stephen Gostkowski to keep you entertained.

Diagnosed and had me scheduling surgery to fix an 18 month old injury that 2 other orthopedic…read moredoctors, with an x-Ray and an MRI, "couldn't find", within a few minutes. I wish I went to him first.

I would like to respond to Bethany L, in addition to my review of the practice. I needed total knee…read morereplacement on both knees. I asked ALL of my different doctors (GP, endocrine, bariatric, etc...) and without fail, they all said that Dr. Shalvoy was *THE* guy in Rhode Island, and in TWO cases had performed procedures on the knees of my doctors! Why not go where the professionals go? I presented myself around the same time as Bethany, and yes the walk to the office was hard for a guy who couldn't walk. Dr. Shalvoy is the Chief of Orthopedics for Care New England, and was trying to see patients close to the hospital setting, but as Memorial was closing wings he was getting bounced around. Their subsequent spaces have been much more eye appealing, and 2 years after my replacements I am doing fantastic. I can't say enough about Dr. Shalvoy and his PA Richard Peloquin and Jessica Morse, and the support staff is great. They literally gave me my life back. I went from walker/wheelchair to doing 5K's. The best thing you can do for yourself is get in to see Affinity Ortho. -Fred Nelson, Cranston

Horrible, the "offices" are in the hospital where you actually have to enter a hospital wing to get…read moreto elevator, the exam rooms are a dump very dingy, not very clean. I will never go back and I do NOT recommend them to anyone!

I had an appointment today so I went in and I started my therapy. I was laying on my back on the…read moretable doing some stretches. All of a sudden I turned to my right and another trainer had another patient doing band stretches with their bare feet right in my face, I really feel as though it was a racist move and I highly advise people not to go there for service. I had a terrible experience and I really don't want anyone else to go through that I guess cause I am black they let a white guy put his feet in my face like that no shoes, no nothing very unprofessional business they have their

Conor is AMAZING!!!!!!! He is a gifted healer;super knowledgeable and he knows exactly how to make…read moresomeone better. H e is brilliant and kind. I am so lucky that he healed me.

Dr Paul Fadale has done reconstructive surgery on my shoulder, and has advised me in the past to…read morehold off surgery on a knee would suggestions that help me wait an extra year. This man has helped to keep me in the best shape possible. I highly recommend Dr Fadale

From the owner: Paul D. Fadale, MD - University Orthopedics, Inc…read more Professor & Chief, Division of Sports Medicine Brown University School of Medicine, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Head Team Physician: Brown University Athletics Providence Bruins Professional Hockey Team (AHL) Festival Ballet Providence www.fadale.com

I have been going to Dr Rosenberg for more than 10 years now and I love having him as my Primary…read moreCare Physician. He takes his time and he never makes me feel like he is in a rush. The front office staff is very pleasant and the medical assistants are also very good. Dr Rosenberg works with a physician assistant as well as other doctors at this practice. I think he is not taking any new patients anymore, but the other doctors might. This is a convenient location near Garden City in Cranston and not far from the highway.

Matt is the king of PT, he welcomes you in the office like it's his home & you're his guest, in my…read morecase it came complete with a tour of the faculty. His explanations of exercises, injuries & treatment are always understandable & as detailed as you wish to hear. He commonly shows ways to advance or simplify a beneficial movement with environmental " tools" accessed around your house, gym or workplace. On my last visit he referred to an open door jam as a balance aid in addition to an exercise band & positional changes for advancement work in the future. His patience & listening skills are a rare trait in todays world that are appreciated when you're heading down the path to an efficient recovery. I personally followed him from a previous office to his current Providence location & I'd recommend you do the same.

Zach is simply the best. I developed frozen shoulder (likely due to a virus), and had extremely…read morelimited range of motion in my right shoulder due to the scar tissue. Zach took what could've been a two-year recovery down to a number of months. Patient and personable, he gave me effective exercises to do both in session and at home, and his deep tissue massage was targeted and broke up the scar tissue. And as a bonus, thoroughly enjoyed the conversation and now have a bunch of new restaurants to try out in Providence :-) If I need a physical therapist again, I'm going right back to Zach.