I needed to see a local orthopedist for a broken wrist that happened a week previous in…read moreIndiana....because I was having problems. It was great to get an appointment so quickly- within 48 hours. The staff could not have been friendlier or more efficient. Dr. Richards was kind, patient and wonderful explaining everything! I had my splint removed and a fiberglass cast put on. Thank you.

From the owner: At Orthopedic Specialists of SW Florida, we are proud to provide the residents and visitors of Fort…read moreMyers and surrounding areas, a conveniently-located facility to care for all of their bone, joint, muscle, and spine problems. With quality of care as our primary concern, Orthopedic Specialists of SW Florida excels in providing the highest-possible level of service to those with musculoskeletal needs.

I've been a patient for 10 years.He takes great care of me. If I think something is wrong , he does…read moretests , he doesn't just poo poo me because i'm older

Office personal was very kind and compassionate. Dr Daitch took his time and explained what was…read moregoing on while reading the MRI. And got him set up with a treatment plan right away.

I've gone to Acosta for years. He's the best and I've been to a few. Still drive 2 1/2 hours too…read moresee him .

I've been a patient of Dr. Acosta's since 2007 and he has never disappointed me or let me down…read more During procedures (i.e. injections or spinal cord stimulator implant), he is EXTREMELY thorough, kind and compassionate, and lets you know exactly what's going to be happening BEFORE it actually happens. He always goes the conservative route, which is nice because it shows that he's not out for the Almighty Dollar...he's actually thinking about my health and what's best for me. I have only physically seen one problem while there in the office and have read negative reviews along the same lines. One day I was in the waiting room and a girl came SLAMMING out of the inner office door screaming because she didn't get the pain medications that she wanted and they'd regret it. A lot of the negative reviews I've read are because of people not receiving the pain medications they wanted to receive, too. Think about it: if you go to the ER with chest pain, do you REALLY think that they're going to listen to you when you say, "Do a heart transplant surgery right now!!"? Absolutely not. Doctors start off with very conservative treatments - including medications - and you have to give these conservative treatments a chance to work or not work before moving on to the next level. That's just plain common sense. When/if one treatment doesn't work, you move to the next, and so on. It isn't fair that Dr. Acosta has received negative reviews because some people are too stupid to understand this. One last thing: you most likely WILL NOT see Dr. Acosta every single time that you have an appointment. A lot of times you'll probably see one of the ARNPs (Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners) because the doctor is doing procedures on other patients. If this makes you angry, I recommend that you look up what an ARNP is and what she can and cannot do. All in all I highly recommend this office and specifically Dr. Acosta. He has been VERY good to me over the years (and just an FYI, so have the ARNPs) and I feel 2,000,000% comfortable there. If you need a Pain Management specialist that you can trust, then I would definitely give Dr. Acosta a try. :)

This office is a pretty well oiled machine, it's a bit overwhelming at first but you have to…read moreremember that there are a lot of doctors who work there. I was impressed with the entire staff, particularly Mike his PA who was incredibly kind and knowledgeable. Dr Reynolds laid out my problem clearly, my treatment options and a plan to move forward. They took care of contacting my insurance to discuss the most affordable option and called me when everything had been arranged. If you're expecting to sit and speak with him at length, this isn't the place for you. If you want great care by a great team, you'll be happy.

From the owner: At Orthopedic Specialists of SW Florida, we are proud to provide the residents and visitors of Fort…read moreMyers and surrounding areas, a conveniently-located facility to care for all of their bone, joint, muscle, and spine problems. With quality of care as our primary concern, Orthopedic Specialists of SW Florida excels in providing the highest-possible level of service to those with musculoskeletal needs.

Did not tell me about the use of Lidocane numbing solution in my procedure. Was not discussed At…read moreAll! When I read it in the paper they gave me, I tried to call and see if there was another option. Got nasty receptionist that said I had to come back in for that that they won't discuss it over the phone. Just wants another co pay! I've had seizures from lidocaine before. I canceled it. Don't go there!

The front desk often is rude even when You are polite. Just call and listen to the message before…read moreYou can leave a message for the Dr. It's very ass covering and cares little about your problem. To fix any problem you must have an appointment. Sometimes they change Your appointments and you don't get called. I paid $57 for a round trip Uber in April and this happened and the Doctor knows. Dr Daitch swich d up my script after not being able to get in to an unavailable anywhere milligram. @ CVS, Walgreens, Walmart etc I was basically laughed at saying I got something 3 weeks out on order. So. I'm sorry Doctor but this is the truth. The only reason I come here is history. BTW Your front phone Girls??! Not polite

Appointment easy, great staff and professionals all very caring and accommodating. Would recommend…read moreto all.

When I made the appointment, I was not told that I could not have a person in the room. I brought…read moremy father with me, as I have had issues with their rudeness before. The medical assistant, who never introduced herself, was rude when I asked my father to go back with me. She snapped that she would have to ask Melinda, the nurse practitioner. I didn't want to be weighed, and the assistant was rude to me about this as well. She brought me into the room and walked far too fast. It's a pain management clinic--assume that people can't walk fast. She checked my blood pressure with an automatic cuff; at a pain management clinic, a manual blood pressure should be taken. When Melinda came in, it did not get any better. She lectured me about why people cannot come back, and when I explained that I've been treated as a drug seeker by their staff in the past, she continued to lecture me. She told me that tramadol was a narcotic--it's not. She asked if I wanted trigger point injections, and when I explained that Dr. Mikovic said these injections would be bad because of my age. She either did not listen to me or did not care and continued to push me to have trigger point injections. She did not believe that I had rheumatoid arthritis; guess what? People at 23 can have rheumatoid arthritis. I have been told to come back in 8 weeks when I have always been told 12-16 weeks. Not a single one of them listened to me. I will never see a nurse practitioner again; Melinda and the other one I saw three months ago do not listen to patients and they are rude. This office needs to reevaluate their employees and if they want their staff to be so nasty to patients. Pain management is not a choice for most of the clientele, so it would be nice to have someone be kind. I'm sick of this office, and I dread having to go in.

I had a total hip replacement done by doctor Charles Springer! 6 months ago. Today is March 18,…read more2025. Dr. Springer answered all my questions. Even the day of surgery while I was already in my operative gown and had been seen by the anesthesiologist. I had another question. Doctor Springer calmly spoke with me and put me at ease. I felt like I was in good hands. His staff is to be commended as well. Whenever I've had a concern, they've addressed my concerns. My knee did swell up with fluid. I was told to come into the office and his assistant drew out 2 1/2 vials of fluid, which can occur. Other than that I had no complications or set backs. I followed the directives regarding my recovery. I highly recommend Dr. Springer for anyone who needs a total hip replacement.

It's an assembly line practice. I had knee replacement surgery over Labor Day weekend in 2024,…read moreThursday after block wore off I realized oxy did not work. I could not reach anyone from the office and I was without pain medication for 5 days. Worst experience of my life, I thought! Now after 15 month of constant pain, it was determined I am allergic to the metal in the implant and must have it removed. I told Springer this before surgery and his response was "I have never heard of such a thing". Choose your Dr and their practice wisely. If you feels something is not right, trust your instincts and go elsewhere.

My wife is being treated by Dr Replogle who is incredible. Although the testing and process was…read morelengthy, in the end he delivered a miracle for my wife. She has struggled with upper neck and head pain for over 30 years (c2,c3,c4). The challenge we presented for him was that she cannot take pain medication. He offered an alternative procedure to help with nerve pain. It's been a bit over a month now and she still feels great. I have my wife back to being her normal goofy fun loving self. The reason for the four stars is due to opportunity with the insurance team. We found ourselves having to do the admin work by navigating the insurance company and billing depts for them. On more than one occasion we had to check up on the prior authorization progress only to find the did not have it and we ended up coordinating it on our side with little to no help from them. Despite the need to do the admin work, in the end it was all worth it for the relief my wife received. We can't speak about the other doctors but Dr R has been an absolute life saver for my wife.

Only saw DR first visit. After that PA only. I only moved to FLORIDA 1 year ago and am totally in…read moreshock about the state of healthcare in this state. Its like being on an assembly line. I come from the Northeast & can count on 1 hand the number of times I was treated by a PA or NP. Sorry but I don't think the PA NP have as much training & experience to be equal with a physician. I agree they can see patients with routine visits. But when they are ordering diagnostic testing, I want to know that the DR is ordering tests to rule out issues and to find out what is causing my symptoms.

I've just returned from a PT session with Carolyn for a muscular neck and back injury I sustained…read morerecently. Intake process and staff , appointment scheduling, payment processing all were amazingly quick and painless, with customer care topnotch. My evaluation, consultation, question and initial discussion with Carolyn were all so impressive, i knew it would be a thorough and professional appointment. My background and degrees are in Health, PE so I was blown away by the thoroughness and expertise of my therapist as she located, isolated injured muscles, tendons and ligaments and helped me through a series of stretches and strengthening exercises, static, dynamic, isometric and isotonic that gently but effectively eased my pain and increased my mobility in this FIrst session! You could not do better than to call and schedule your appointment (PS this is a totally unbiased and unsolicited HIGHEST recommendation from a very satisfied customer!)

I had my first PT session with Select 6/6 of this year. I suffer from extreme lordosis ("sway…read moreback") and DDD, as well as a narrowing of structures in my spinal cord, still, following a spinal fusion 3 years ago. It causes aches that start in my lower back and as long as I am standing or walking it starts after about a minute and persists and only gets worse until I sit, bend completely over 90 degrees, or lie down. :( I'm only 38 years old and this has caused me to be pretty much a complete homebody and gain about 80 pounds. My career as a paramedic is gone. I was very skeptical going to PT as I had gone to two different places here in town, prior to my surgery, and the first I had a terrible experience, and the second may have been good, over time, but I was in an abusive relationship and I did not continue therapy and just had the spinal fusion. I have since left the bf and I am trying to rebuild my life from the ground up. I saw Dr. Vidya Kini for another opinion on my pain, and what to do for it, and not sure if you need someone, but SHE IS THE BEST. MOST THOROUGH, hands-on exam I have ever had by a doctor, even a PCP. She referred me to PT here at Select. From the first phone call (which is hard for me, I suffer also from extreme social anxiety-and it takes me days to answer a number I don't know and even longer to listen to voice mails)- so calling was a big deal in itself. The girl who answered the Friday before my first appt, made me immediately comfortable and I felt like she really cared. Apparently that next week was short-staffed due to some therapists being on vacation, but she squeezed me in that next Monday anyways, saying she wanted to make sure I could start without delay!! I thought that was so nice of her. I came in, and yes, this office does still require masks. But that is no big deal. I am extremely out of shape and have very low stamina, actually to the point that my script for PT says "Deconditioning Syndrome" and there is actually a medical billing code for that But I'm glad she understood it wasn't just me being lazy, etc. and that I needed help. My first therapist that Monday was Megan. And I have to tell you, she's wonderful. I was totally freaked out and struggling with the new patient paperwork, just overwhelmed and frustrated with the pen dropping and my insurance card falling on the floor, with the mask on.. But Megan came out to get me at exactly my scheduled time, and told me I could finish the forms after, which was a relief. She took me back to one of the tables, and it is so large in there, yet intimate therapy. I am against the far wall where 3 of the therapists work on their patients. And they all help each other seamlessly. Really cozy, yet professional dynamic. Props to them all. I have now had biweekly appointments and I am already more limber and the extreme knots and guitar string hard muscles have been almost completely worked out with massage, ultrasound, exercises and at the end you always get the treat of either hot or cold compresses and you lay down or sit up with the TENS unit for 15ish minutes before you are done and walk out on a cloud. I had been to another PT place, and Megan explained it best, some are more like personal trainers, wanting you to start all these exercises, but Megan says the parts that are hurt need relief, first. And the massages feel amazing. Sometimes it does hurt, but they are working out years of me sitting on my duff, having given up, really. I am getting better, despite being extremely skeptical that PT would even do anything for me. I love them and I will keep e1 updated. TY Select