I bring my mother in law here a couple times a week and we are pleased by the care we've received so far. Getting an initial appointment took a couple of months because of how busy they are but luckily I was able to schedule the rest of her appointments ahead of time. All of the staff are friendly and we can already see improvement in her mobility! read more

I de died to go here because my friend recommended. The place is in a nice area, very well keep and clean, the front desk ladies very nice a helpful. The nurses were nice but in the hurry to get you in and out. I was hoping for a different type of treatment. You don't see the Dr. unless the assistant qualified you as a good candidate for surgery. They have many doctors in this office. My doctor specialize and knees and back, Poor care , you are just a number there. read more

This review is not for the care received from Dr. Gambardella, but rather his office / Kerlan-Jobe's obvious and reprehensible collusion with their equipment RESTORE MOTION to overcharge insurers and patients that should be investigated by more widely: Instead of checking insurance deductible costs and listing purchase options, Dr. Gambardella and his staff referred my husband to Restore Motion to purchase a knee brace for a mark-up of **300 PERCENT** on a $200 knee brace after a minor injury. (Yes, over $600 for a flexible cloth knee brace readily available online). They then proceeded to only go through the motions at an attempt to discuss and negotiate a return or the costs because of their failure to inform of the costs upfront. Ultimately, instead of ever following up properly about inquires about a return, they let their partner RESTORE MOTION just send it to collections without any further communication or warning. Most people have reached their deductible and the insurer is the one getting massively overcharged, adding to the spiralling increasing health costs nationally. They get away with it through the sheer exhaustion on the part of patients trying to resolve blatantly exploitative tactics. Kerlan-Jobe and Restore Motion should be ashamed of themselves, and patients should be forewarned about this profiteering racket between the two companies. read more

Dr. Danan has been helping me get over a back injury. He really knows his stuff, and it is a pleasure to work with him. I visited him once in the office, and a couple times via video chat. I really like this video chat option. You don't have to park. You don't have to waste time in a waiting room. It's very efficient and effective. read more

Kerlan Jobe called me the day before my appointment and asked if I was coming and if I had any questions. I asked if I can have two guests with me for my appointment. I was told it was ok. They showed with me the next day and were sent out of the office. read more

I had an excellent experience with Dr. Kharazzi. My son tore his Achilles tendon while attending a soccer camp. The first doctor we saw advised us to wait for the swelling to go down before he would diagnose the severity of the injury. Since my son is an athlete, a friend recommended that we take my son to the Kerlan-Jobe Clinic. Even though the office was able to schedule the appointment quickly, it was nearly a week after the occurrence of the injury when Dr. Kharazzi examined my son. Dr. Kharazzi was alarmed that a doctor would recommend delaying surgery. He recognized the importance of repairing the damage quickly and he made room in his schedule to get my son into surgery the next day. The surgery went well and my son made a complete recovery. If not for Dr. Kharazzi, my son would likely have had serious issues with his recovery and rehab. I highly recommend Dr. Kharazzi. read more

5* for Dr Kharrazi 1* for his super rude receptionist(female) at the Pasadena Office..... read more

Funny that Cedars (who owns KJ) charges a fee if someone is 15 minutes late but it is okay for physicians to routinely be 1+ hours late. Be prepared to sit and wait; deal with rude staff; inhale stinky air freshener and staff perfume (at a medical clinic-what a disgrace). AND, pay for parking while the physicians run late. Oh, and forget about privacy as the staff will happily state your personal information out loud so that everyone in the waiting room can hear. And, when you ask for privacy with your so-called HIPPA protected info, they are rude. Did I mention the surgeons who will offer diminish services just to stay on insurance company good side? From my experience, I would especially be wary of Michael Banffy, MD. I think he forgot what the Hippocratic oath means. read more

I do not get the 3-star rating. These Doctors are the best. I have had 4-arthroscopic scope surgeries and a knee replacement. No issues! They care and believe in your recovery. If you listen to their advice then your in very good hands. They work on the pros because they are the pros. They won't let you down. The wait time in the waiting room is a little on the long side, but you have to appreciate that. That tells me how much time they spend/care with their patients. Now you might be there an hour or two, but relax, your in great hands. Thank you Kerlin Jobe. Thank you Dr Kharazzi and Dr Banffy. Your both amazing surgeons! My opinion. read more

I have had a different experience with doc K than the other reviewers. I found him to be a good listener & very sympathetic in my one & only meeting with him. But what I will say is this: The gentleman who sits at the front desk to the left (the muscle head) is vey rude. His attitude seems to be I'm on his time & his dime, when in reality it is the opposite. I have been in that office a total of 3x & every experience with him is the same. He acts as if I interrupted his conversation with his desk mate, does not greet you, in fact he is mute- waiting for you to tell him what it is you want. I get the surgeons & staff are great, but wouldn't you want your front desk to reflect that? read more

I just had an initial consultation with Dr. Kharrazi. He was very professional and welcomed me into the office. He was concerned for me and initiated a protocol to look after my best interest. I have read several reviews on him and was apprehensive. The bad reviews probably stemmed from ill informed persons. I believe in straight to the point advise. Just tell me the facts and what I need to do. He does just that, in my humble opinion. read more

Dr. Daniel Kharrazi performed surgery on a torn meniscus about 7 years ago and I can't recall which knee it was. I have to look for the tiny scar. 100% recovered. However, his bedside manner needs much improvement. I asked him "how do you repair it", hoping for a brief explanation using the model knee joint in the office. He said "22 years of school" and walked out. LOL read more

This is a review for Dr. Jung. I was very fortunate to get a referral to Kerlan Jobe orthopedic clinic. After suffering a career ending Achilles rupture, the last thing you want to deal with is the maze of finding the best doctor that your insurance is willing to accept at the shortest amount of time. Initially, I was referred to a doctor in Burbank. The first meeting went well but he was out of network and the admin who was supposed to schedule my surgery never got back. It was a blessing in disguise. My wife and I figured why not get a 2nd opinion. We called up Kerlan Jobe for an appointment on a Thursday and was fit in the following Tuesday. It was exactly a week and a day since the rupture so we were already pushing the 2 week window when you want to repair the Achilles. At the appt., Dr. Jung welcomed my wife and I and explained in detail his experience and how he normally go about repairing Achilles. He also pulled the Kobe joke which was getting a bit played out by then but it was a welcomed gesture. I digress. Upon expressing our desire to get operated right away, he personally indicated that he would find a way to fit me in on Thursday. Yes, Dr. Jung scheduled me in the day after our first meeting! It is now exactly 3 months removed from my operation and combined with physical therapy at Select PT next door, I am ahead schedule of my recovery! I've had several post op appointments with Dr. J and he has been very accommodating and explained where I should be and where he wants me to be by the next appt. I stopped wearing my boot about a month ago and am now given the green light to go on my road bike outside. Some tips. Parking is a bit of a hassle but I've been to this building two times weekly for the past 3 months and have always found street parking. Just beware if it is 1 hr or 4 hrs. They do have garage parking but they do not validate. read more

I came here about 14 years ago and their service and professionalism hasn't changed... Superb... Needless to say I don't want to come back again ... No more injuries... Can you hear me God??? read more

Kerlan-Jobe Orthopedic Clinic - Front office... - Sports Medicine Near Me - Pasadena, California

I went to see Dr Kvitne for my knee after a fall during a hike. I brought my MRI scan with me. After seeing four of his minions I spent about three and a half minutes with the doctor. He told me to get physical therapy and call it a day. Fast forward eight months of inactivity to an inability to excercise or even walk without pain. I saw a second ortho. I have a fractured kneecap and seriously torn meniscus. I don't believe that Dr. Kvitne even reviewed my MRI because he never mentioned the fractured kneecap which occurred when I tumbled onto a stone slab during my hike. If you are a high-performance athlete or a cop you will probably have good service. If you are overweight or middle-aged avoid him and kerlan-jobe at all costs. read more

Dr. Robert Chandler (now retired) performed surgery on my left knee in 2003 and Dr. Daniel Kharrazi performed surgery on my left ankle in 2008. They both did excellent jobs and now I am as good as new. The procedure that Dr. Chandler did (ORIF for a patella bipartite) was a tough one and my previous consult (with another Dr.) went like this: "I've never done one before, but I'd like to". When I saw Dr. Chandler he came in and said "I've done 35 of these, with 33 of them being 100% successful." Dr. Kharrazi repaired a torn ATF ligament in my left ankle and cleaned out some debris (bone spurs) from an injury I had suffered some 15 years prior. I wish I had it done sooner, but sometimes that's how things work out. All in all, they were both great and I would highly recommend the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopedic group. read more

Both Dr. ElAttrache and Dr. Itamura have been fantastic. I appreciate the amount of time each of them took to examine my injury and explain my options for treatment. Dr. ElAttrache actually called Dr. Itamura while I was in his office because he felt that Dr. Itamura is better suited to treat my injury. Due to this, I was able to get an appointment the very next day with Dr. Itamura. Dr. Itamura took a great deal of time and care explaining my treatment options and making sure both my wife and I understood. In my experience, it isn't often that such accomplished and busy surgeons show so much interest and attention to a patient. I feel very comfortable planning my surgery with Dr. Itamura and the Kerlan-Jobe group. read more

I am sure their doctors are world class, which is obviously the most important thing, and i do not have experience with their doctors, and i won't because their policies are so unwelcoming. i called to make an appointment after a vehicle collision in which i was rear ended at the recommendation of my chiropractor, as well as by my friend who is a personal injury lawyer. i have not engaged with any lawyer. when i explained why i was making an appointment, the first question they asked was "do you have a lawyer?" and when i said "no, but why do you ask?" they said "because if you plan to get a lawyer you should go somewhere else, we don't work with lawyers and none of our doctors will make a statement on your behalf for any legal case!" i'm glad their first concern is litigation over the quality of care i am looking for. horrible in this respect. read more

They schedule more than one person to see the doctor at the same time. I had an 8:30am appointment to see Dr Jung, I arrived at 8:15am and walked out at 9:15 And was told there were 3 people ahead of me. Absolutely ridiculous that they expect people to wait over an hour for a 10-15 min consult. read more

Dr. Kharrazi is by far the best doctor I've ever met. My shoulder was a complete mess and I had chonic pain. After the Doctor did surgery on me, all the pain was gone. Not only is he an amazing doctor, he and his staff provide excellent service. Doctor Kharrazi certainly does not need a Yelp review as he's a very busy man with a full practice including the LAKERS. I feel very fortunate to have him as my doctor. read more

I had the opposite experience of Eric C. I did not have a procedure done, however, just an office visit. I have had knee problems for years, and Daniel Kharrazi is their knee expert, so I made sure to get an appointment with him. He only touched my knees once, when I specifically asked him to feel something I knew was wrong. He barely paid attention as I quickly tried to tell every varied knee pain/problem story I had for him to fully be able to diagnose and have background on my problems. He then told me he thought I had PFS (which may be true, but it's a very broad and popular problem) and, I swear to God, he told me to "google it" to find out more about it. When I mentioned that a doctor in NYC was going to sign me up for Physical Therapy after x-rays (but I moved to L.A.) he again referenced the googling I'd be doing and that I'd find exercises there. But t's such a broad problem, if in fact it's what I have, that there are various and many different exercises to do based on where each patient's specific problems lay - joints, hamstrings, quads, etc, so 1. I've been forced to do all the work of the doctor (which I could've done without coming into the office and paying!) and 2. I still don't know what to do! Also note, when I did look online, the first page I read said this: " How do you treat PFS? Because patella femoral syndrome is a very complex condition, with many different possible factors causing the problems, it is important that you seek medical attention from your certified athletic trainer or family physician." I am incredibly upset and angry - and still in pain. read more

My wife had knee surgery and her doctor practices there, we couldn't make it to an appointment at his office so this was our only chance. The office looked outdated and the parking was really frustrating. You have to pay for parking - which really sucks. We got into the patient examination room and the nurse walked in, put gloves on, dropped a package on the floor and picked up the package with her hands that were already gloved. She threw away the alcohol wipe ( instead of using it) , and took off my wives bandages off with the dirty glove. The bandage was tough to remove and instead Of using an alcohol wipe to moisten the steri strips she yanked them off ( still with the dirty glove) . She also told her her leg looked"good" and that she didn't have a fever. ( she never took the temp either). Thank god our doctor came in, because I was close to losing it. Very disappointed with the entire process. I heard so many amazing things about this place and in turn we saw poor hygiene practices by staff in an outdated office. I will not be going back there. We have traded offices and are no longer affiliated with the office. My advice- do research before you go to a clinic. read more

I am not sure where to start, especially because I have been in the Healthcare field for all my life. I plan for my appointment, and get there on the clock. I am greeted with a couple male and female that I could have sworn were practicing for their first time at amateur comedy night that that evening. They made me wait for over an hour. I finally get in, and I was so excited to see a wonderful Intern who does not have a specialty licence however the office decides billed my insurance plan for their specialty rate since they are in network. insurance Fraud. Dr Karrazi (Escuse me if I mispelled his name because I don;t even know what they guy looks like), didn;t ever bother to come see me. OK I will pretend so far nothing bothers me ...they tell me the prescription for the MRI is on the way and I should go see the fabulous "Kerlin-Jobs MRI center. Because they have the "best magnetic" plates. Bullshit. They just wanted to bill my insurance again and take my money. So I wait... One day, two days, oh I decide I finally have to call and find out what happened to my prescription ? Ocrouse I can't reach a live human, but atleast she calls me back the same day and faxes it over. unfortunately the prescription is geared to only be sent to their MRI center. ? Why the patient allocation violating a second Medical practice state regulations .. DO NOT BE FOOLED. Yes he has a name because they treat athletes. I saw one in their but wouldn't dare mention his name since I am a fan of the team. You are not going to be treated in a manner good enough to feel comfortable enough to take on surgery . He most likely is a terrific surgeon! But only if you are paying his Fee for Service out of Network , have the cash OR are a famous sports player. There are tons of other orthopedics, trust the Yelp reviews. read more

I was here to see Dr. Kharazzi for a post op follow-up appointment. I usually go to the Beverly Hills location, but due to the fact I was unable to make the appointment-I had to come here instead. I think he's an amazing surgeon. He's already done my shoulder surgery and just recently he did my knee for ACL reconstruction. He has great bedside manners and he has a great sense of humor. I'm really surprised by his negative reviews. I think people mistaken his confidence for cockiness, but when you're that good then you can't blame him. You would also never guess that he's the Lakers and Sparks physician. The reason why I knocked down a star is because I'm used to going to his Beverly Hills office, where it's clean, modern, the staff is amazing, and parking is free, whereas this location was outdated and you have to pay for parking. read more

I found the desk staff very rude. I was unimpressed with the behavior of one of the therapists. I note from other reviews that other have the same problem. read more

Transfered over to KJ due to my Doctor (Dr Itamura) leaving USC and now working for KJ. As Dr Itamura is the one that performed a total shoulder replacement surgery on me (at USC hospital) I was reluctant to change doctors. I would have preferred to continue going to USC particularly with all the negative things I had heard and read about Kerlan-Jobe. So far I have had 2 post surgery follow-up appointments at KJ's Pasadena office without incident. I'm assuming I've been one of the"lucky"ones and keep wondering when my"luck"will run out judging by the horror stories I've heard and read about. There was so much negative written about KJ here on Yelp. In my own personal experience I'm not understanding why. I hope that I continue to be lucky enough to never have to experience what so many others seem to have unfortunately had to experience at KJ... read more

Kept me waiting for over an hour for a 3 minute appointment with an assistant. Scheduling department is a mess and can't keep anything straight. Do yourself a favor and go see a doctor who became a doctor to help people and not cram as many patients into an appointment time as possible. read more

A professional top notch facility. They serve top athletes and working men and women with the same expertise and passion.

EPIC FAIL AS A DOCTORS OFFICE. Worst scheduling system ever. Taken me 3 months to get an appointment. Attempt 1, Dr suddenly unavailable, rescheduled to a wrong time. Attempt 2, after waiting a month to see a specific Dr, the idiot scheduler makes my appointment in Fox Hills office after I clearly requested Pasadena. What's the point on how good the Dr's are when you can't even get to the first exam. Colossal waste of time. read more

I'm glad I did not allow the negative reviews here to dissuade me from seeing Dr. Kharrazi for my shoulder and my elbow. A previous Dr. had diagnosed me with a torn rotator cuff but recommended that I avoid surgery and treat it with physical therapy. It was not getting any better with that plan. Dr. K scheduled me for surgery and did a fanatastic job. The surgery went perfectly, and at the end of 2 months, I'm able to do all of my basic activities pain-free, and I I've achieved about 98% of my full range of motion on my shoulder. Dr. K also discovered that I had a partially torn tendon in my elbow. For this, he did not recommend immediate surgery. He said that it might heal on its own, and we should wait until the shoulder has been taken care of, then re-evaluate. Sure enough, the elbow healed, and I was able to avoid another surgery. Some of the reviewers here complained about his bedside manner. I guess if you're expecting Marcus Welby, MD, you may be disappointed, but I personally like Dr. K. He's very direct and can be blunt, which I guess can be either a plus or a minus depending on individual taste, but he gets right to the point, and his style also comes with a sense of humor. read more

I dislocated my shoulder and wanted to see a specialist. 2 co-workers recommended Kerlan Jobe. Their website looks very impressive and makes the doctors out to be miracle workers. I called to schedule an appointment at their Pasadena office, as it is 20 miles from my house. I repeated several times I wanted the Pasadena office. They said they had 13 doctors that specialized in just shoulders, and they scheduled me with Dr. Karanzi. When I showed up for my appointment in Pasadena, I was told the appointment was in Los Angeles. I told the guy at the front desk I specifically requested Pasadena. He said there were no shoulder doctors available but asked if I wanted to try to get to the Los Angeles office. I asked where in Los Angeles the office is and was told off the 405 freeway by LAX. That's 40 miles from Pasadena, during high traffic! I said forget it. The next available appointment with Karranzi (apparently out of 13 shoulder doctors, he's the only one who goes to Pasadena) was more than. Week away. No thanks. I stormed out. If this place can't even make a simple appointment then I don't want to find out what kind of quackery this doctor practices. I will find another orthopedist and rehab place through my insurance. read more

Dr. Kharrazi, is a ego maniac, with no bedside manners, does not even listen or care to listen , makes diagnosis without any real physical exam and will give you a cortizon shot, so that he can bill you for it IN and out visit totaled to 6.5 minutes including giving me the shot. No explanation of my problem what so ever, no directions, or after care treatments. When I called his office numerous times to let him know that I have gotten worst not better, he doesn't even bother to call back,for 6 days, his intern said go get 4 different MRIs . He is a waist of time and money, such a waist for humanity. read more

Dr. Danon of the Kerlan Jobe Clinic was on a list of pain management doctors given to me by worker's comp. Because of their reputation and my prior experience with Kerlan Jobe I selected this Doctor. They were very difficult from my first contact with them. Very demanding of what they wanted. My adjuster complied with their every request and supplied the medical records requested. I called there numerous times and never got a concrete answer. Finally I was told that my records were in Dr Danon's office for his review and they would contact me as soon as he gave the O.K. I called again and they told me my records were still in Dr. Danon's office. They said they would check on it and call me back, never happened. I contacted his assistants office three times and only talked to her answering machine. Her recording states she will get back to you in 24 to 48 hours. She never called. If it is this difficult to get in there I don't think I want to put my pain problems in their hands. I would not recommend this clinic to anyone. read more

The office gets busy at times but every time I've come here I've left feeling well taken care of. The doctors and residents working in this office are awesome! read more

Dr Kharrazi has to be one of the best Doctors ever. He was able to repair my Shoulder and my Sons Knee, where other Doctors could not. To have a Doctor take the time to care about his patient is priceless. I can not Thank him enough for all he has done for our family. Just an AMAZING Doctor read more

so far so good 4 months from shoulder surgery. Range of motion is awesome. Still not back to normal but im pretty happy.

I too had a very similar experience as Alison B. I Also went to see Dr Kharrazi as I was told by many different people that he was the best knee doctor in the business. I literally could not walk more than 20 ft on my own. Dr Kharrazi's bedside manner was horrible. He didn't listen, spoke into his recorder about me without even speaking to me. Told me I just needed agressive physical therapy and I would be fine. I had been working with Physical Therapist for 4 months and they are the people who wanted me to go to Dr Kharrazi because something was wrong and I was not responding to treatment. I left in tears. After getting correctly diagnosed by another doctor some time later, I went back to Dr Kharrazi to see what he would say now. Still couldn' t walk. He said I should see a neurosurgeon and there was nothing he could do for me. Again, left in tears. He was extremely rude and unhelpful. I guess unless he's doing actual surgery on your knee, he's not interested. If I had been paying for this myself I would have been VERY angry. Thankfully it was covered by workman's comp. I would never recommend Dr Daniel Kharrazi. read more

If Dr. Kharrazi had made my knee better instead of making it worse, then perhaps I would have forgiven his inexcusably cold bedside manner. But this was not the case. I went to KJ because of their reputation - after all, if they can fix the knees of professional athletes, surely my partial ACL tear was a piece of cake for them. THINK AGAIN! Aside from the two-hour waits after my appointment time, and being pawned off on interns whenever possible, my knee has been much more painful and problematic than before I saw this alleged surgeon who scoped my knee to "clean it up." What did he clean up? No idea - don't think he said four words to me to explain. In no way has he earned the "God complex" he seems to have adopted. I cannot speak for the other doctors at KJ, but after Dr. Kharrazi I would NEVER suggest anyone step foot (or knee) inside this house of over-inflated egos. read more

Choosing a surgeon is a big deal, so I'll tell you my story in detail. Your results may vary. I am a sixty-five year-old active man (sixty-four at the time of my surgery). Early in 2013 I woke up with a sore shoulder. I thought I slept on it wrong, but the pain persisted -- no known injury to cause it. In the past, light excercise would clear up such discomfort in a few weeks, but this time, the pain persisted; certain motions, like reaching behind me, were seriously painful. In May I decided it was time to have it looked at. I agree with the previous poster: If you know a physical therapist, ask who the surgeons are who do the best work. The therapists see the outcomes of all the docs in the area; if you can get one to tell you, trust the advice. But that's not really an option for most of us, and in my case, I trusted Kerlan-Jobe. I have seen several doctors in the Kerlan-Jobe practice a number of times over the last thirty years, and their docs have always given me excellent care. I called the office and asked for a shoulder doctor and made an appointment with Dr. Kharrazi in the Pasadena office. On my first visit, I didn't see him at all, but was worked-up by a medical assistant and an in-house X-ray tech, and sent off with an Rx for an MRI (which was done by Burbank Radiology). On my next vist I met Dr. Kharazzi. He's a self-confident man with with a sense of humor. (Ok, maybe not the best bedside manner; opening words, "The good news is you don't have cancer.") He explained that my MRI showed a torn tendon and rotator cuff and that I would need surgery to have it repaired. I asked him if he was familiar with this surgery. "Oh yeah, I've done fifteen thousand in the last fifteen years." Ok, sounds like some experience, but there's a downside here: If you do the math, he's doing a thousand surgeries a year, which is about twenty a week. So if you require a lot of warm-and-fuzzy face time with the doc, Kharrazi is probably not your man. By far the most time you're going to spend with him will be when you're under anesthesia. You will be worked-up by his well-oiled staff of medical assistants, and spend most of your office visits with them. His is a busy practice, so if you require a lot of hand-holding, he may not be the doc for you. But if you're looking for an expert shoulder surgeon, Dr. Kharrazi is your man. I had surgery on June 10th, 2013. (By the way, the staff at the Kerlan-Jobe surgery facility in the Howard Huges center is top-notch . Everyone from the receptionist who did the paperwork to the prep nurses and recovery room nurses were friendly and extremely professional. You'll have about as good a time as you could have going into and out of a surgery.) I write this in mid-October: I couldn't be happier with my outcome. I have full range of motion and almost no discomfort. My strength is good and improving every day. In fact, I had great range of motion and minimal discomfort right after surgery to the point that I almost reinjured it because it kept forgetting about it. (Full disclosure: When Dr. Kharazzi got an actual look into my shoulder during surgery, he determined that the damage did not require the full repair indicated by the MRI. Rather, he removed a bone spur and debrided the tendon tears, which I guess is not as extensive as a full rotator-cuff repair. But I'm getting past the area of my full understanding here. ) I had minimal need for pain medication, had good range of motion right after surgery, and an excellent recovery. Back to the physical therapy -- I went to Select Physical Therapy in the same office in Pasadena as Kerlan-Jobe (though they are separate companies). The therapists there think highly of Dr. Kharrazi, and I met a couple of his patients who also had excellent outcomes with their shoulder surgeries. So five stars for Dr. Kharazzi from me, though I was a bit disappointed when I went for an optional follow-up apointment after turning sixty-five to learn that Dr. Kharrazi does not accept Medicare, which is about the only minus I'd give him. I'm glad I was covered by private insurance when my problem arose, but the bottom line is I'd just have to find a way to pay him as a cash patient if I ever were to need shoulder surgery again. read more

Just make sure you know your medical coverage before they try to make you take x-rays or run other procedures that may be unecessary as they'll bill for the tiniest thing and assure you your insurance covers it. It's a business and I get it, but when it came time to have them coordinated an MRI referral, they were not responsive. So much so the imaging center had to keep contacting me to get a hold of their offices. Who knows, the surgeons may be good, but my review is soley on the fact that it seems like they just want the quick and easy buck. I'd look for a Dr. who's probably fit to take on new patients and with a support staff that is responsive. Just my opinion if I'm seeking a surgery to fix an injury. read more