I'm here to see my nutritionist and I'm doing great with my eating and weight-loss. The staff us…read morevery nice and professional. The nutritionist was extremely through while explaining to me purpose of the differences medication. The care was exceptional and her bedside manners were professional as well. The rooms are always neat and clean and my visits are never long.

I had a DEXA scan appointment scheduled for 12/18/25, which I confirmed via text messages. I also…read moretook time off from work specifically for this appointment. On 12/16 at 5:00 PM, I received a call informing me that my appointment had to be canceled because there would be no technician available to perform the scan. Being notified less than two days before a confirmed appointment is extremely inconvenient and disappointing. I was then told the next available appointment would not be until next year. I hope the office improves how it manages staffing and patient notifications so others don't experience the same issue.

I visit Tabor Orthopedic every couple of years for some kind of joint issue due to running. Running…read moreand I have a love hate relationship. Well, more of a like hate relationship. But enough about that. Regardless of my injury, they always see me the same day or next day. Dr. Saenz is always awesome. He gives you the best option for treatment and a couple of others for stubborn, hardheaded people who refuse to slow down like me. Believe me, if it calls for a shot, SUCK IT UP and take the shot! My biggest issue in the past was the parking. They were located in the doctors building at St Francis in Bartlett. Now they have a fantastic new facility across the street from the hospital. The office is very nice, the waiting room is huge wit comfy seating and there is plenty of parking. I would recommend Dr. Saenz and Tabor Orthopedic to everyone.

Great team of doctors. Had my lumbar fusion done over 30 years ago. Still doing well. I highly…read morerecommend this group.

I had surgery here three years ago and need my medical records. 3 attempts and no records from them…read moreOr any response. It would be great if there was an online portal I could download all this from! It's 2018, sending a pdf with some documents shouldn't take three calls. Update. Still no records.

I've been in the care of Dr Judith Lee-Sigler since 2011. I now commute from Jonesboro AR for her…read moreexpertise care. Yes, I could probably seek a local physician. But, I know there is no physician with her expertise along with her professionalism combined any where else locally to be found. The drive is definitely long, and at times painful along with uncomfortable due to my conditions. I've never found many physician's as Dr Lee-Sigler who go over your diagnosis and treatment plan as she. I've had other issues that were not within her field and recommended me to colleagues who were outstanding. Dr Wolfe was outstanding regarding my knee issue. Dr Saenz did an outstanding surgery on the wrist I broke. This establishment from the time you walk through the door, escorted to the doctor, seeing the doctor, getting X-ray, and checking out is extremely pleasant. The wait time very minimal from the waiting room to seeing the doctor. Since my time with this establishment I've never been under their roof over an hour...! PS: Dr Lee-Sigler personal assistant is a dream.

dr Owen tabor Jr did my total hip replacement surgery....he is awesome...I had little to mini…read morepain....I highly recommend him

My surgeon was Dr. Claiborne Christian. When I first met Dr. Christian, I was very apprehensive. I…read morehad a pretty bad rotator cuff injury, and I was in constant pain. I had also previously had a terrible experience with another doctor, among other things, and I had just about given up on being treated decently. In walks Dr. Christian and he immediately made me feel comfortable! I told him how I was feeling, and he listened. Dr. Christian went over my prognosis thoroughly and explained that I would need surgery. I was still pretty pissed off about how the OTHER doctor (if you want to call him that) had treated me, so I was not in a good headspace at all that day, but Dr. Christian understood that and made me feel so much better. He told me to let that experience go, to trust him, and I did. I DID have the surgery with Dr. Christian, and I must say everything went GREAT! It was also a very emotional day for me because my surgery day fell on the birthday of my dog that recently died, but the surgical staff understood that too, and helped dry my tears before I went into the surgery room. I would like to say I could not have asked for a better experience even if I wanted to. My post- surgical care has also been great. YES, ROTATOR CUFF SURGERY IS PAINFUL, and I HATE going to physical therapy!!!! There is no way around that, but my pain is being managed. I would recommend ANYONE who is facing rotator cuff surgery to Dr. Christian and the entire staff! By the way, I am a worker's compensation case, so please do not feel like you will be treated any less than if that's the case because I wasn't, and that's the TRUTH!!!!!!! A BIG THANK YOU TO....... *ABBY * MARIA * DR. KAT (ANESTHESIOLOGIST) * MARY * LORI PAINTER * NATASHA * GINA STEVENS * KAREN * MARIE WOLVERTON * DR. CLAIBORNE CHRISTIAN * ORTHOSOUTH *

Has anyone ever had the experience I am having with my knee replacement? My surgeon chose…read morecementless vs cement. It has been 19 months and to this day I have trouble walking, swelling, climbing steps, falling,etc. Dr. Ferguson was my surgeon and I would not recommend him. I was experiencing problems post surgery, but his assistant would not let me schedule with him. The physical therapist told me it sometimes takes a year for the swelling to go down. That is because the surgeon is not lible after a year. I have seen 3 orthopedic surgeons and they just say my knee is not infected and in place. I am not able to work like this anymore and will probably have to go on disability.

Service is always above and beyond!!! I was scared everyone was super nice and caring! Dr Lochomes…read morewas great! Thank you guys for everything

They charged me 800$ for an elbow brace that only cost 35$ as you can see in the attached photo…read more They never told me the price before giving it to me and I was shocked when I received the bill. Their billing office are terrible they never answer the phone and will never call back when you leave a message.

Had an MRI today at OrthoSouth (Briarcrest) Location. Staff…read morewas GREAT! NOTE TO OWNERS... Get a decent set of noise-canceling headphones for the patients getting an MRI! I,m sure that the (OSHA) Occupational noise exposure is beyond the safe threshold for patients. Al Ray

I am an honorably retired Air Force member, having served 21 years--19 of which were spent overseas…read morein service to our Nation. Yesterday evening while walking, I injured my right knee. This morning my wife drove me to OrthoSouth in Bartlett for medical attention. However, I was denied care after being informed that the facility does not accept Tricare Prime as an insurance provider. When I asked if I could pay out-of-pocket, I was further informed that OrthoSouth only accepts payment through insurance and therefore could not provide treatment. I find it both appalling and deeply disrespectful that a medical institution would refuse care to a military retiree under these circumstances. In my view, every medical facility in the United States should accept the insurance provided to our veterans and military retirees. To deny service to those who have honorably served--many of whom depend on Tricare Prime--is unacceptable. In fact, staff at the front desk mentioned they had turned away another veteran earlier that same day. This experience left me with the clear impression that OrthoSouth prioritizes profit over patient care. To all military veterans and retirees: OrthoSouth is not a facility you will want to rely on for medical services. Their refusal to provide care is a disservice to the 1% of us who have dedicated our lives to serving our country.

Dr. Dlabach is a great ortho, very kind and easy to talk too and hardly ever a wait and easy to get…read morean appointment. He had always been spot on with his diagnosis and treatment plan. He does great joint and trigger point injections. He will always refer you to another specialist if he knows that's what you need. My kids love Dr. Dlabach as well and he has handled sports injuries and fracture care amazingly well. He is focused on your best outcome!

At 87 years old and many many doctors later this is by far the best clinic and best doctors Ive…read moreever seen. Ive been many many times. Never had to wait over 15 minutes, treated awesome by everyone there ,which is NOT the norm for old people. Love Dr. De . He is the best!!!! Jennifer Gant is sweetest women Ive ever known in the medical field. And that is saying a lot because I have had many female doctors and nurses I love. You cant go wrong here for any ortho problem!!! Jean Raymond

Dr. Peter Lindy is the BEST! He is a great doctor and surgeon and a very caring person! The staff…read moreis great as well.

Excellent in every way except that Campbell Clinic obviously and erroneously ascribes to the false…read morenotion that diversity is more important than quality when it comes to hiring. Consequently, there is a lot of ineptitude among those whom they have hired, negatively affecting patient care and clerical accuracy. Diversity is fine at Walmart. Not in medical facilities!

I visited Campbell Clinic in September due to severe, radiating hip pain. I initially saw a…read morephysician assistant who did not listen to my concerns or my long-standing history of low back pain. Despite my explanation, he diagnosed me with a hip infection and prescribed a 7-day course of high-dose steroids. I had to travel to Montana for a wedding shortly after and hoped the medication would provide relief, but it did not. When I returned 10 days later, I saw Dr. Brandon and explained that my symptoms had not improved. Once again, I emphasized my history of low back pain. I was given another 10 days of pain medication and told to return for a hip injection. During the hip injection appointment, Dr. Gilbert entered the room, administered the injection, and provided no explanation of the procedure or any post-injection instructions. His bedside manner was among the worst I have encountered, both as a patient and as someone with over 20 years of experience in healthcare leadership. I had to initiate all questions, and his only response was, "Follow up with Dr. Brandon--I'm just here to give the shot." The injection provided no relief. I ultimately sought care at a private physical therapy practice, where I was properly evaluated and diagnosed with a compressed nerve in my lower back radiating into my hip. After eight weeks of physical therapy, my pain was completely resolved. I contacted Campbell Clinic to share my experience, explaining that I endured unnecessary pain, medications, and procedures due to a misdiagnosis and a failure to listen to my concerns. I was told my feedback would be shared with the providers. Despite this, I later began receiving bills for my visits. While my insurance had covered nearly everything, I contacted the clinic to request that the remaining $35 balance be written off given the circumstances. After four months of repeated calls and unreturned messages, a manager finally contacted me and stated that the physicians refused to write off the balance because they had "treated" me. I was shocked and deeply disappointed. This experience made it clear that patient concerns and quality of care take a back seat to billing and volume. I felt rushed, unheard, and treated like a number rather than a patient. If you are looking for a practice where you are listened to and where the root cause of your pain is addressed, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere. It is disheartening to see what community healthcare in our area has become