Dr. Haimson and his entire staff are absolutely amazing! He took plenty of time to go over…read moreeverything with me and I felt completely comfortable talking to him. The surgery and follow up have also been really great. If I ever need any shoulder work done again, I won't go to anyone else! Can't recommend Dr. Haimson enough.

Very pleasant and patient Dr...a rarity for these times! I would recommend him if you are seeking…read moreassistance.

Fabulous food, staff, etc I've been going to happy hour for…read moreyears! Mary is the best manager! Try it, you won't be disappointed

Dr. Seth Ashraf is an outstanding foot and ankle surgeon. After a serious ankle fracture that…read morerequired surgery and hardware placement, I felt completely confident in his care. He was attentive, took the time to answer all of my questions thoroughly, and never made me feel rushed. What really stood out was his follow-up care. He stayed in contact after surgery and made sure my recovery was progressing properly. My surgical sites healed very cleanly, which speaks to both his skill and attention to detail. I was also consistently seen on time for my appointments which is rare these days and very much appreciated. I highly recommend Dr. Ashraf to anyone needing foot or ankle surgery.

A HAND IN HAND, now my carpo tunnel is fixed that is a…read moreanother academy award winner ! because being LEFT IS JUST RIGHT.

Dr. Smith fixed a knee replacement that was done incorrectly....that alone speaks to his integrity…read moreas a doctor; and his skill as a surgeon to go in and repair someone else's mistake. I was so lucky to find him. Because he uses robotics and computerized scans there is precision to his technique...and because of that precision, there is less intrusion, i.e. pain and swelling. He gave me my life back! I can't say enough about his care and quality. He supported me all the way. I always needed both knees replaced, so he of course did the other knee. I am on the road to full recovery. His support staff are also amazing. They work hard, often after hours to make sure you are called with all the up to date information for scheduling all that needs to be done before the operation....which can be quite cumbersome...they make it all easy. Thank you Dr. Smith

I slipped in the bathroom and injured my left shoulder. My PCP ordered x-rays and an MRI on my…read moreshoulder. The radiologist at St. Josephs said I had a torn rotator cuff. I got a referral to see Dr. Eric Schmidt. He looked at my images. Then he took some of his own. He said I did not have a torn rotator cuff. He said it was a shoulder impingement and the radiologist was wrong. Turns out Dr. Schmidt was right. He was patient in explaining things including drawing a picture of what was going on with my shoulder. He gave me 3 options and recommended the 2nd one. I took his advice. He injected an anti-inflammatory into my shoulder and prescribed some additional anti-inflammatory pills along with physical therapy. My shoulder today is like new. No unnecessary rotator cuff surgery or other invasive surgery. I highly recommend Dr. Schmidt.

Best surgery's I ever received. Nobody was doing what he did for frozen shoulders and he saved my…read moreshoulders by doing surgery with a scope, removed the bone spur and cleaned up the joint. The other "famous" shoulder surgeon suggested knocking me out and cranking my arm. He would have destroyed my shoulder capsule. Dr. Schmidt also told me that I didn't need a surgery on another issue that did resolve itself.

Street parking for an orthopedic practice is unusual. Crowded waiting area. Dr. S was dismissive…read morein regards to pain and my questions. I will not be having surgery with him.

the very worst. The whole practice is a joke. Waited an hour for a 10 minute consult. Tried to…read moreget a copy of my x-rays and left several messages without any reply. Go anywhere else. This place should be shut down.

Dr. Asghar, reattached my left supraspinatus muscle in my rotator cuff, and also reattached my left…read morebiceps muscle in front of my left shoulder on July 2-26, and i only experienced a level 2 of 10 pain level once the second evening (July 4th) after my surgery... I have not had to use any pain medication since my surgery, except for the prescribed 600 mg ibuprofen 4 times a day which I have reduced to 500 mg 4 times a day four days after my shoulder surgery, and plan to reduce the ibuprofen to 400 mg 4 times a day on 7-8-26... I highly recommend Dr. Asghar MD orthopedic...

Thorough, great communication skills, everything you'd want to have confidence in a Doctor.read more

I would definitely recommend Dr. Mulvihill for a knee replacement. He is not only talented at what…read morehe does but is calm and reassuring during the preop process. RM

Dr. Mulvilhill is a fantastic surgeon. I had my left hip replaced by him last year and it went…read moreawesome. Very little time to recover. This year I had him replace my right hip and again in 10 days I was walking without a cane. The home care therapists are excellent and I would highly recommend using Dr. Mulvihill to replace your hips. I am 73 years old and can now get around without any pain. He has an awesome bedside manner and listens to all your concerns.

No quality of life offered after surgery. The Aftercare is non-existent. Don't ask them for any…read morepain meds no matter what surgery you get because they won't answer the phone.

Be cautious of Dr. Athanassious! I had L5 S1 fusion surgery and from recovery forward, my symptoms…read morewere worse than prior to surgery. I complained at every appointment and always got the same answers. Never any concern about why my symptoms were progressing worse. After second and third opinions with surgeons at Stanford and UCSF, I was told the cage was not placed right, it was oversized, not centered and off to the left, therefor compressing my nerve. UCSF was concerned that due to the timeframe the nerve may have become imbedded with the cage. I recently had revision surgery with UCSF. My nerve pain/symptoms have already started to improve and now I pray they continue to improve. Dr. Athanassious was negligent, he SHOULD have seen this and recommended correcti

I am so Impressed With Gail she is one of the most Outstanding Doctors that I have in my…read moreTeam.......I was introduced to her by a Friend and I look forward to going back every time I book with her I like going in at least 2 times a Month.......She is so Uplifting and Positive and Thinks outside the Box, and discovers a way to help you......I have always left my Appointment feeling Incredible.....Her Touch is very Wonderful, she is so Kind and Communicative.....Thank you Gail for being in my life and making it Better...... Candie

Doctor Dubinsky is a Smart, Kind and Hard working doctor serving all her patients with care…read more I highly recommend her services and care. Its a blessing to have such a wonderful human being dedicated to helping others.

Dr. Degenhart should retire. I brought my partner to him as she was having intense and debilitating…read moreknee pain. She had an MRI taken and he refused to look at it. We pointed out a strange line in the image and asked him what it could be. He glanced at the screen and said, it's a cyst. He is very rude and dismissive and said our only option was a cortisone shot. Went in again because the pain was getting worse. He again said "would you like a cortisone shot" he then repeated himself over and over as a way of dismissing our questions. I had enough and brought my partner to UCSF. they immediately identified two loose bone fragments and scheduled surgery. So much unnecessary pain and sleepless nights. Degenhart is chauvinistic and rude and obviously does not care about his patients. Don't go.

I had my ACL torn badly while martial arts sparring and after seeing the MRI results, knew it was…read moresurgery time. This was a huge decision for me because I am extremely athletic (even at 45) and want to continue being so for as many years as possible. My martial arts teacher had had ACL surgery done by him years back and it was very successful. I also asked around and 2 other people I trusted told me he was the best in town. I was told his bedside manner could use work by one person, but when I met him, I didn't really get that comment. He was very nice, and patient, and answered all of my many pre-op questions about options and what post-surgery life would look like. He did the procedure on 2/12/13 and it went as well as could be expected. I chose the autograft hamstring option not only because that's his specialty and preferred method (vs. allograft/cadaver or autograft/patellar tendon) but because everyone I spoke with said that was probably the best option in my situation. It was tempting to consider the allograft option because the recovery time is said to be faster (since they're not poaching your own tissue), and when Dr. D does these he says he doesn't irradiate the cadaver tissue which is apparently what is said to cause the stretching in some cases that can cause a later need for a re-do.. which was the downside that I was concerned about with that particular option. It was particularly tempting to go that route because of his stance on that, but in the end I decided to go the hamstring option and I'm glad I did because as I sit here 3 weeks post-op, my hamstring feels pretty good and I envision that my recovery time won't be significantly longer than the allograft option. None of that is meant to constitute medical advice btw..lol.. just some thoughts from my own research in case it helps others in their own research. I'm glad I chose Dr. Degenhardt and would do the surgery again with him.. though I definitely hope that's never necessary.