I went for foot care. Super nice and to the point. Not a long wait and took his time with me. Answered all my questions.

Was able to get in to see a specialist fairly quickly due to a last minute cancellation. Arrived at the appointment 30 minutes prior to the appointment and shocked to see the room packed and even more so when I looked at the board of doctors (behind the registration counter) that provided a wait time for a few of the doctors. Had to wait at least an hour and about 15 minutes before meeting with the specialist. Of course the actual appointment with the doctor took less than 5 minutes. The follow up visit wasn't that long of a wait in the waiting room but waited about 45 minutes once in the back room and again, only a couple minutes with the doctor. Parking can get pretty tough to get when it is busy so I've parked in the lot where Basha is located (next door). read more

Patient at this office since 1978 mva, seen several doctors over the years. Dr. Samberg, Dr. Grant, Dr. Mayo, Dr Fortin & Dr Alosh all are compassionate, caring, talented, surgeons. Whether in office, having surgery or answering questions via the patient portal they spend time with you addressing your concerns . Five star all the way. read more

THE WAIT TIMES ARE RIDICULOUS. Over an hour every time just to get back to a room. Total appointment today took over 2.5 hours. read more

Oakland Orthopaedic Surgeons - Doctors Near Me - Royal Oak, Michigan

Using a cane and concerned about suddenly very painful hip replaced years ago and can't get an appt with my surgeon for a month and no cancellation list. I went elsewhere and was seen right away - very thorough appointment - l won't utilize Oakland Ortho in the future nor will I recommend to peers. read more

Dr. Zaltz has been seeing my son since he was three months old. I only wish we had been referred to him sooner. My son was born with club feet and the doctor that cast him when he was born did it incorrectly. This was a heartbreaking situation as my son's feet had to be manually manipulated (painfully)to be recast correctly. My son screamed the entire time. Dr. Zaltz assured his father and I that it was for the best and his feet would heal correctly. 15 years later my son was in marching band and played high school football last year. I can't recommend Dr. Zaltz enough. Yes the wait times are ridiculous, reason for the four stars, but they take their time with you and sometimes they fit in emergencies. I can't complain because I don't know if that emergency could've been my son. read more

This place is a complete mess, totally unorganized and not at all based on customer service not at all patient focused. The doctor did not take enough time with me. I know there were at least two appointments booked at the exact same time as mine so no wonder she was busy. I couldn't even get my thoughts together for long enough to ask questions and when I finally did think of questions they were pretty much dismissed. I'm not one to complain but I won't be going back read more

I can walk and function as well as I can because of the doctors here. The office staff is great, except for whoever is in charge of the records. Whoever this is - is minus two stars. I have had benefits threatened to be cut off because of this person. It's truly maddening to have to call and argue every single time to get records sent. I paid in advance for these to be sent and yet- they are not. I have to call like a bill collector to get the job done- personally, I think I should be refunded the money for this since I ultimately end up having to do it myself. However, the quality of medical care makes it worth it in the long run. read more

Dr. Zaltz himself deserves all the stars he can get, however they need to learn how to schedule their appointments. After having a major hip surgery 2 weeks ago, come in for my 2 week appointment where it should be a bit obvious I can't comfortably sit in a hard waiting room chair for over 3 hours. Absolutely insane. For one do not tell patients to arrive early if they will not be seen for at least an hour and a half AFTER their actual appointments, and for two, how hard is it to contact patients to let them know they are running behind so that they don't have to wait inside of a PACKED waiting room without enough seats for even all of their disabled patients. I hate to give Dr. Zalts anything less than 5 starts but the wait times are insane. read more

Dr. Zaltz is my orthopedic surgeon who performed a PAO on my right hip for my hip dysphasia. He is an excellent surgeon, but honestly I am extremely disappointed with his character. At my first appointment, I was very honest with him about my personal life and past medical issues in order to build a strong patient-doctor relationship and he immediately began to treat me poorly. He was very judgmental of me, barely gave me the time of day when we spoke each appointment, and treated me like I was less than human. It was extremely degrading and depressing. Again, great surgeon, not a great person. read more

Dr. Kevin Grant has been wonderful low wait times pleasant bedside manner. Very attentive to my needs and questions. Front desk staff have been pleasant and helpful read more

Good care but terrible wait times. 3 visits for sons broken arm. Wait 30 minutes to go back to a room and then over 1 hour in a room to see doctor for all of 5 minutes. Scheduling is a nightmare take the time we give you no working around sons school day or other appointment. Lastly parking lot on last appointment had no spots and street was full. Hopefully no more broken bones and next time will go elsewhere. read more

Dr. Zalts is a fantastic surgeon that has really improved my life with his work. I see a lot of people reviewing this place and giving it such bad reviews because of the wait times. Which I do agree are very long, sometimes I've been in there for 2-3 hours waiting for an appointment. However, the staff have never been anything other than lovely to me and Dr. Zalts has been great to work with. Overall, this place is great and definitely worth the long wait sometimes. read more

Insanely long wait times with front office staff running around like mad. They make you check in on tablets, because apparently human contact is a thing of the past. It was impersonal, the waiting room was so packed it was standing room only. I'll never come back here. My appointment was at 9am, it's been an hour and I'm still waiting to see the doctor. NO respect for patient time. My time is actually precious and meaningful too. I felt treated like I didn't matter. Will never come back. Impersonal, rude, lacking compassion and caring. Seemed all about whipping people through as fast as possible. read more

If you have a whole day to devote to waiting to be seen by a doctor here then this is your place. After 2 hours past my appointment I had to leave without being seen. read more

The entire staff is amazing! Very knowledgeable and friendly. Would recommend to anyone in ne d of PT!

Worst experience I have ever had with a medical facility. It's obvious that they have no consideration for their patients at all. They don't respond to urgent matters very quickly, they don't take complaints seriously, the staff is rude and I was given incorrect documents on several occasions that I had to have corrected. Every time my mother or I had to go there the waiting room was crazy and the waits were long. They have made my miserable post operation period worse. Save yourself the frustration and find another orthopedic facility. read more

I suffered a broken arm 2/4 and spent the day at Beaumont Emergency. Once set and casted, while waiting for the final xray, the bone went back to the condition of the break and had to be reset. This was torture, no exaggeration. The break is considered to be Unstable, and I was told to be seen within 3-5 days by the Beaumont Ortho Institute. I called for an appt the next day and was told there wasn't anything available until the following Tues, 2/13...NINE DAYS. The Trauma surgeon is only there one day per week. This kind of defeats the purpose of the Trauma part, right?? I was seen by my Doc, this bone can go back to the original break at any time. So I called Oakland Orthopedics, the doc there reviewed my ER visit and Xrays THAT DAY and worked me in the NEXT DAY at 5 days after my break. They take all of the same insurances, they're a private practice, and they've got flexibility with their schedule... which WORKS FOR THE TRAUMA PATIENTS!!! The front office ladies were awesome, Dr J Grant was great and I look forward to continuing my care with them. read more

So I've posted a 5 star review for this office in the past - and while that review is still accurate for the primary office staff and Dr Siskosky, I'd like to post a follow up review. I debated giving this a 1-star review, but not everything was within their control. I injured my ankle and saw one of the PA's there for treatment. I barely had any wait at all, was promptly treated, diagnosed (fracture and sprain), and advised to go for casting the following day since I drove myself. Casting went well, but this review is specifically for my return visit. Waiting over an hour - usually delays are posted on a board but not in this case although the staff was very friendly and helpful. However, when my cast was removed I was asked if I had brought a boot. Ummm...I had a cast on my leg and couldn't have been fitted for a boot. Waited a ridiculously long time for a technician to come in with a boot for me - in the interim, one of the nurses was incredibly rude to my sister when asked (after waiting for 25 minutes in the room), when someone would be bringing the boot. When the boot did arrive I was handed a folded sheet of instructions to tuck in my purse, there was virtually NO instruction on how to inflate until I stated I didn't feel any support (after 10 minutes), no instructions on how to deflate, no fitting or explanation of how to remove or re-fit. I stood up after the tech left the room only to have intense pain through my knee - because I was almost 2 inches taller on the booted leg. I had to find the PA and ask if anything could be done. After another 15 minutes I gave up waiting and headed for the exit, where I found the tech with an Evenup for me. After it was applied I was able to walk a bit more evenly. After less than 24 hours I had intense discomfort with the back of the boot and contacted the office to have the boot prescription faxed elsewhere. I went to get a new boot but didn't need one after a clinician at another store (Wright & Fillippis) properly fitted the boot on me. They also told me that the Evenup I had been sold (for $38) was the wrong size for my shoe and that was why I was catching it (too big for my shoe), and sold me the proper size. They also showed me some tricks to make it more comfortable to sleep in and how to better inflate and deflate it. My entire out of pocket cost was $25 for the Evenup (not $38 as I paid for the wrong size). Seriously - I would expect that the technicians at the doctors office would not only know how to properly fit the boot, but also how to explain it. Yes, it was end of day but how would they feel if it was THEM being shortchanged? I already have knee issues on the leg involved - my doctor is in the same practice. Why was NO ATTENTION PAID to the fact that this boot would impact the healing on my knee (two surgeries in the past 18 months). I will be seeing the doctor (for the first time) for a re-check and hopefully get to stop wearing the boot in a month. I plan on addressing these issues with him then. read more

My wife booked an appointment for my daughter, and after leaving our family who was in town visiting and packing up to drive 40 miles out to Royal Oak, she arrived and was told that her appointment was made for the next day. This was simply not true. She would have never booked an appointment on a Tuesday, because that is a day of the week she always works. She was told that "sorry we can't do anything to help you today but we can book you again on Friday." She booked the appointment but we will not be bringing our daughter to this office. read more

Always amazed at the efficiency of this office. Had my last follow-up appt. today @ 10:30 with Dr. Fortin. Surgery was a success and I had x-rays, got a prescription called in to a pharmacy and was in the parking lot @ 10:45 a.m.!! Great staff and love Dr. Fortin! read more

Absolutely the worst!! After waiting almost two hours past our appointment time in a ridiculously over scheduled over crowded waiting room, Dr. Vaupel spent literally 45 seconds with my daughter. I could not be more frustrated or disappointed with this experience. I did attempt to make Oakland Orthopedic Surgeons aware of the issues I had with them. Dr. Vaupel did respond to me to make sure I was planning on paying the bill. Once he was assured that I would pay, he had no interest in addressing any of my concerns. Horrible, horrible, horrible. Save yourself time and frustration and GO ANYWHERE BUT HERE!!!!!!!! read more

Expect to wait over an hour from your scheduled appointment time. They over book patients. Dr Settecerri makes a quick 30 second appearance. You definitely feel like another dollar instead of a patient. Will never come back here. read more