These people are ridiculous, my GP referred me to this clinic and these goofballs tried to send me…read moreback to my GP or to urgent care. I think maybe they are illiterate

I was seeing this office. For over two years for the same problem. And every time I went in there…read moreit's like it was a whole new event for them. Then out of the blue i get told my injury was arthritis, which, in the two years prior, they had never once mentioned anything about arthritis. I was initially seen for an injury. And now it's arthritis , just no consistency no follow up no level of care ! They just wanted to give me a shot and keep me coming back so they could bill my insurance for not doing anything really ! Not to mention the fact that you would call and there would be no follow up. No return call no communication from them at all. It was difficult to even get a freaking appointment.

Best orthopedic surgeon I have every met. Friendly office staff. Felt like I was family from the…read moremoment I walked in the door.

It was an extreme pleasure to be a patient of Yuri's for a total knee replacement. I received more…read moreinsight, knowledge, compassion and high level care in the first consultation than ten years of 3 other orthopedics could provide. If you are looking to reclaim highest quality of life possible, look no further than Yuri to get you there!

I'm 55 and had a bad mountain bike accident - badly tearing a rotator cuff. 8 years prior, I had a…read morepartial tear, so even before the accident my shoulder was not right. Dr. Lewicky was my 2nd opinion. When I asked if I would get a 100% recovery, the 1st doc said people "my age" should only expect 80%. Dr. Lewicky, however, said I might even recover OVER 100%, since he might be able to fix what was wrong before the accident. Plus, he was very engaged in our meetings and seemed to care about how much I wanted my active life to continue. His optimism and passion helped give me the right attitude, and by 3-4 months into rehab I was indeed better than before. As of 6 months, my shoulders are better than ever. Good doctors are skilled. Great doctors help us be a better partner in recovery.

Been here 2 times first visit waited over an hour then another 15 minutes in exam room. Watched…read morethe whole waiting room just walk back within 10 minutes. Spent almost 10 minutes talking g to doc about the xray being mislabeled then he sent a xray request for the wrong hand. Wasted 4 hrs having to come back for another xray order for the correct hand. Now here for 2nd visit. Arrived 20 minutes early and waited 45 minutes after appt time before being taken back with different excuses about why. But front desk said almost always behind. He came into the room 15 minutes after.

Nightmare experience. Stay away. Very poor communication system and conflicting info…read more What kept running through mind through all of this is what would we be dealing with if my husband had the surgery with Dr Hijji and had post-operative needs. Based on our experiences with their system of communication he would be on his own. We had a consultation with Dr Hijji about 2 weeks ago that went well. We were very impressed with Dr Hijji's approach and direct manner. During the appointment, Dr Hijji instructed my husband to provide him with recent MRI images and told him when he received/reviewed them we could set up a teleconference visit (we live 5 hours from Flagstaff) and he would provide his recommendations. Trying to submit the MRI images and schedule the follow-up tele health visit became a nightmare. I was first instructed to mail the MRI images to their admin offices in Phoenix. Several days after trying to contact his staff through his portal and receiving no reply I was contacted by Dr Hijji's medical assistant and she instructed me to send the MRI images to the Northern Arizona office location in Flagstaff. After sending the images and waiting 7 days to ensure they arrived I then called and received the message from the Admin staff that the images (CD) had not been received, Furthermore, they indicated they no longer offered Tele-health visits. I placed a message to the patient portal to Dr Hijjis team and received a message thru the patient portal that if I wanted a follow-up visit I would need to schedule an appointment at their Prescott location? I had been instructed to send the CD images to Flagstaff office. What kept running through mind through all of this is what would we be dealing with if my husband had the surgery with Dr Hijji and had post-operative needs. Based on our experiences with their system of communication he would be on his own. I guess better to find this out now but it was a large waste of time and energy.

I was so glad to have gone back to Dr. Bradley Williams after moving down to Phx where I had a…read morenumber of joint replacements with doctors down there. When I came back up to prescott I got a knee replacement from another Doctor here and had a bad experience. So another medical professional suggested I should go see Dr. Williams again and he help me so much and doesn't just want to rush me into another Knee Replacement. After studying my Xrays carefully he stated that he wanted to try a more conservative approach with some shots to calm down the pain and clean all the junk out of my knee. Then he suggest looking into a lesser surgery on my knee. His whole staff is great and I love his more conservative approach to helping me!

Dr. Judah Pifer is not a surgeon who simply wants to make a payment on his mortgage. If he does not…read morefeel the patient requires direct surgery, he will not operate. This is my experience. When I first broke my kneecap, I went to Dr. Chun at Granite Ortho. He was rude and arrogant from the first visit. He did repair my broken patella. Sadly, two weeks later, my patella repair rebroke. The surgeon did not want to repair my kneecap a second time. He actually refused and said it would heal itself. Well, that, sadly, was not the case. Dr. Chun is no longer with Granite Ortho. Dr. Pifer required an MRI of my knee. Now, he believes that it is best to leave it as is for the next three years until the arthritis begins to cause noticeable discomfort. At that time, he will do a complete knee replacement. Today, Dr. Pifer gave me a steroid shot to ease the pain. My knee now feels fine. It still looks a mess, but it is working, and I can climb stairs with only mild discomfort rather than extreme pain. He indicated that the average time could be from 2 to 5 years without pain. Lastly, Dr. Pifer has prescribed a course of rehabilitation, something my 1st dr. did not even suggest.

I Highly Recommend Flagstaff Bone & Joint…read more I Just had my second ablation with Dr. Meier at the Surgery Center yesterday morning. My first one a year and a half ago gave me a great deal of relief for quite a while, but they don't last forever. The procedure itself, preparation, instructions, and the manner which I was treated was professional, friendly, and courteous, from signing in to walking out. Just like the first time. I was in and out in less than 2 hours.

Omg going to a first rate surgeon is amazing I have never…read morehas such quality of care From Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale Az From the front door to the clinic and leaving Appointment on time no wait Quality of care from the Dr was compassionate caring and kind Went over all my MRI and previous doctor notes Now I have a plan to stop my back pain Blessings to a great facility 2 hour drive door to door