I do not recommend Dr Woosik Chung. He performed 7 spinal surgeries on me within 3 years. Turns out…read more3 of the screws were placed in the wrong places and no surgeon wants to risk removing them.

My care and experience were stellar - until a few days ago when I learned the practice abruptly…read moreclosed on June 2. His staff weren't able to share much, but definitely had the sense they also were surprised. would love to know what happened - no forwarding practice info and little to know patient communication about the closure. All that said, Dr Chung did my spine surgery several years ago. Outcome great and he was a great communicator and took time with me. His staff also great. I'm so sad about thenoffice closure!

This practice treats every customer like a new customer with every visit, saddling the customer…read morewith a mandate to complete their entire life and medical history from the beginning of time, despite already having all of that information.

I herniated two disks my back from years of lifting weights. After almost two months of…read moreexcruciating pain and thousands of dollars in ED and Dr office visits, I finally got approval to go to a specialist and get an MRI. I was referred to Dr John Wallington at Orthopedic Associates. My experience was not one that I normally have with Doctors. There was literally zero wait time at my appointments. I was brought back from the waiting room within a few minutes of scheduled appointment times. Dr Wallington was very professional and friendly and was able to get me scheduled for for both cortisone shots before my deductible reset at the beginning of the year and saved me a ton of money. Definitely recommend orthopedic associates and Dr Wallinton for anyone in severe back pain.

Dr. Chung is the most positive, caring surgeon I have ever encountered. Initially I was sent to…read moreanother surgeon by my primary care physician when I developed excruciating sciatic pain problems and that surgeon could not have been less interested in me as a person or what I was experiencing. I found Dr. Chung through my own research and he was wonderful about explaining my condition and discussing surgical options. I could only stand for three minutes at a time initially but following surgery and rehab I walk 3-4 miles four times at week. I am 81 years old and because of his wonderful spinal surgery I have regained my life. I will be forever grateful to this amazing, dedicated man.

Loveeeee this place! I had knee surgery about 6 months ago and have been here ever since. Love…read moreeveryone who works here! Always so friendly. If anybody I knew was looking for a bomb Physical Therapy establishment this is the place! There is not enough words to describe how much I love it here!

The PT professional was good, but the Therapydia office never billed me for the balance after…read moreinsurance (8 visits). I didn't find out there was a balance until over a year later when the collection agency contacted me.

Dr. Johnson performed a double surgery at L2 and L4. L4 was for a herniated disc and L2 was the…read moreremoval of an intradural mass. He was meticulous in every way! I wouldn't use any other neurosurgeon! He is absolutely the best!

I saw Dr. Johnson today. He said that he doesn't know what my brain abnormality is and he won't…read morebiopsy it. Then he went on to tell me that the diagnosis I had for my back was inaccurate and there is nothing wrong with it and I should see a psychologist. I have been in a lot of pain the last few months with numbness showing up in different parts of my body. He asked me why I was walking with a cane and told me not too. He did not have any interest in figuring out what the abnormality in my brain is or why I'm having the symptoms I am. He totally dismissed me and my problems and made me feel very belittled, I left his office in tears. I would not recommend him to anyone nor would I wish that experience on anyone.

I really wish they had taken more time with me, but I am holding out hope that their referral will…read moreget me the help I need. Their review of my MRI was superior to previous Doctors (So horrible that I can't depend on the UC Health Radiologists to read it correctly.) But her end diagnosis seemed general and vague compared to what she told me. I haven't found the office notes yet, though. I didn't feel that they gave enough attention to my paperwork or X-ray. Dr. Gertz was friendly, but I also have white coat syndrome and sometimes have problems asking questions, which might add to my difficulties. I will update as I have more information if their referral and subsequent surgery (or not) happen.

Dr. Chang replaced both of my knees in two surgeries 5 years apart. My results were excellent, and…read moreI credit Dr. Chang with much of my success. I recommend him without hesitation. He's the best!

From the owner: If you are an avid hiker, skier or golfer that's been slowed down by joint pain, the Denver Center…read morefor Joint Replacement can help you get back to enjoying an active life. Our Denver orthopedic surgery practice specializes in treating patients who are suffering from hip and knee problems. Dr. Dennis Chang, our board-certified orthopedic surgeon, has practiced medicine in Denver for more than 14 years. He is a leader in hip and knee replacement surgery and uses minimally invasive techniques to help speed up patient recovery.

I keep giving this place a chance and I'm honestly sad to give this review. I feel like Dr White is…read moreprobably brilliant and obviously he's developed a great technique for labrum repair. But his office has just been a constant disappointment. I first saw him last spring 2024 before having his labrum repair surgery in May 2024. I sought him out because I knew I needed the surgery after being diagnosed with the labrum tear elsewhere and having them tell me it had to be repaired in two surgeries instead of one. So, the obvious choice was Dr White with all his glowing reviews. He really has a great bedside manner but you can tell most of his effort goes into the consultation in which he essentially "sells" you his surgery. But.... You will NEVER see him for an appointment where he is not at least an hour behind and the front desk staff and nurses will treat you like YOU are the rude one no matter how nicely you ask for an update or try to express your need to leave by a certain time. My appointment was for 11 today. I arrived at 10:50. Was taken back for X-rays at 11:15 then put back in the waiting room, then was finally brought back to an exam room at 11:50. When I told the nurse I had a hard stop at 12:30 to make it to another appointment across town, she looked at me with such disdain I could not believe it. Like, how dare I not plan three hours for a Dr. White visit. it really didn't matter anyway because I still didn't see him until 12:40 when I was basically panicking about the time I couldn't ask as many questions as I wanted. Every single time I ever went to see Dr White, the wait has been more than an hour. I thought a year later might be a different experience, but they obviously gave no interest in improving it. I'll also never get over the bad taste left from my fight for my $2500 deposit more than 6 months after insurance paid the claim. I'm sure I'd still be waiting if I didn't fight as hard as I did to finally get it back. I basically emailed everyone I could possibly think of affiliated with the practice over and over until I eventually made progress. Overall, the labrum repair surgery didn't work for me, and I'm not really sure why but he told me to follow up again in a year. Ugh. Not sure I'll find it worth it. After I waited 1.5 hours past my appointment time to see him he spent a whole 5 minutes with me. I'm convinced all his amazing studies on the success of his labrum repair technique are extremely biased because he's not including the failures. Or because people with failed surgeries don't go back. Just some stuff to keep in mind if you are considering it. If I had the chance to do it over, I wouldn't go near this place.

This is about Dr. Edward (Ted) Parks and was not the same caring doctor when he did my hip…read morereplacement in 2018. I hurt my back after a fall and thought I would see him, well it was a horrible uncaring experience. He was brief and didn't give any advice but a pain shot. Said I didn't hurt my hip, but it was my spine and he showed me the X-ray and it didn't look good. I asked if I should get physical therapy, stretches anything to help! He gave me a pain shot in my back with NO NURSE present and said if it doesn't work in 10 days to call back. That was it!!! Zero bed side manner, not caring at all.............when this is a huge deal to me. I called and complained to the front desk and they had him call me back. I told him my concerns and he didn't care at all and never apologized. I'm going to Spine One and they actually care. I would never go back to see Dr. Ted Parks ever again and I will never refer him to anyone. What a cold hearted human being. Not the doctor for me.

Excellent care. I can't say enough good things about them. They are equipped to take care of their…read morepatients over a long period of time. Since many have long term disabilities, as well as acute medical problems. They pay attention to things like mental health as well as your physical condition. -

I have seen Dr. Zinis on and off for several back/hip issues since 1994. This week was my latest…read morevisit for a nagging back problem. I was wowed (once again) by how thorough this practitioner is. He's also sensitive to patient costs--a rarity these days. Zinis is the only MD i currnetly see who's taken the time to put together all the pieces and come up with some underlying causes vs. just treating a symptom. Amazing and so valued. I just wish we could clone him...