When I needed surgery for Carpal Tunnel, this is the group that I trusted with my hand. Dr. Mae…read moreYoung gave me back the use of my right hand with the very skillful staff at Moore Orthopedic Outpatient Surgery Center. I could not be happier with the results.

I had a fall on the first day of school and quite by luck was sent to Moore Ortho in Lexington, SC,…read moresince that was where I was teaching at the time. I found the entire team at Moore to be wonderful, from the physicians to the receptionist. The level of care and attention to detail is the best I've ever experienced.

Dr. Hydorn diagnosed me with a fracture in my spine and spent several visits trying to convince me…read moreto get a spinal fusion. When I asked for pain medicine, he refused despite me being in 8-10/10 pain daily. He even put in my chart that I was making it up/ "all in my head". When I got a second opinion, they told me it was Facet Syndrome and a spinal fusion was completely unnecessary and would have caused more problems. Three physical therapist agreed with the second doctor's second opinion.

Easy to get an apt, very nice clean facility…read more Dr Holmes arrived at 1130 appt, my appt was at 10:15. Didn't see Assistant until 10:55, Xray 11:10. Very slow service, nothing unusual with going to the Dr. The office was busy the day I went. Very professional, Dr Holmes has good bedside mannerism, let's the patient actually discuss the issue. He gave me good options for my issue. I will use Dr Holmes in the future if needed.

Right Elbow Tendentious: I had a horrible experience with…read morethis Dr. McFadden. The nursing staff at the facility is fantastic!! It was just this doctor. I was scheduled for surgery and was uncomfortable with some of the practices of the PA due to my lack of knowledge on the situation. All I know is that after the cortisone shots were administered my situation became worse. I did not want to be cut open until I found out why my situation had become worse after the shots. I was also concerned that when I spoke with Dr. McFadden for the first time about my elbow, he was unaware that I had an MRI done and was already discussing surgery. When he opened my MRI, at my request, he told me that he could see the problem, but it wasn't the worst he'd seen. Still surgery was the next step. The surgery was schedule for 2 days later. I had to cancel my first surgery appointment because I had to pay 20% upfront (that was told to me by the nursing staff) and it being the end of the month, I didn't have the money until the 1st of the following month. Also, 2 days was too quick of a turn around to have my wife take off of work to drive me to the facilities and home. On the day of the rescheduled surgery I fasted the night before, had the requested clothing on, and had my wife take vacation from work to drive me to surgery and remain with me for 2 days afterward as requested. I was fully ready to have the procedure done. Since I was the first surgery of the day, Dr. McFadden was not in yet and I had to wait for him to come in to speak with him. He came into the facility and was irate that I was not already prepped for surgery. The conversation did not go well and when I expressed my concerns of my diagnose and the medical practices of his team, I was meet with hostility and anger. I am the patient and have every right to feel comfortable before someone cuts my body open. However, when I told Dr. McFadden that I was feeling uncomfortable with the procedure until I have better answers on why my situation became worse after the shots, he told me I put him behind schedule and that I am wasting his time. He expressed his frustration that I didn't want to proceed that day with the surgery by stating "You've cancelled on me twice now" again the first cancellation was because I didn't have the money to pay upfront or enough time for my wife to take off of work. He then told me my elbow got worse because it just got worse and then said, "just don't do anything then". I asked why he didn't know I had an MRI done and he said, "I don't need and MRI to know you need this surgery" So why take the MRI??? I asked myself afterward.... He told me to reschedule for another day. When I was walking up to the desk to reschedule, he stopped me and said "you know what? Don't reschedule! Just find yourself another Doctor! To which I replied "OK" and peacefully walked out. I don't know this to be a fact, but this entire event made me feel as if Dr. McFadden and the entire USC-Ortho Center didn't care one bit about my health, but simply wanted to cash in on a seemingly unnecessary MRI and surgery. Also, they had no empathy for patients that may be feeling uncomfortable with surgery. I had legitimate questions but what if I were a someone who had never had surgery before and was terrified about being cut open?!?!? Would they be treated the same way?!?!? Every patient has the right to ask question and be comfortable with surgery. They don't have to blindly take the word of a doctor because they went to medical school. I have too many people that I know tell me that after surgery they were worse off because they just went with what the doctor said. I was in the Army for 6 years and know a thing or two about botched surgeries. This is completely unacceptable, and I will not rest until this man is properly reprimanded for these actions. No one should ever feel bullied into having surgery or chastised for questioning a doctor's diagnosis. EVER!!!!

Everything was excellent with this practice including the professionalism of Dr Noojin.read more

This doctor has the bedside manner of a scouring pad. During my 5 minute appt, he talked to his…read moretape recorder, actually motioned for me to be quiet so that he could talk to his tape recorder and did absolutely nothing to actually solve my knee problem. The one star is because they did manage to call my PT provider to be sure I was seen