I cannot say enough about Dr. Dos Santos! She is amazing and has finally helped me get my ability…read moreto sit and stand back to a large degree! She and her entire staff are so caring and efficient. She was able to find what several other doctors could not. I had a horrible experience several years ago with an injection, she and her staff talked me through the injections and I had minimal pain. I recommend her as highly as possible.

Dr. Padgett is extremely knowledgable about broken or damaged bones - I have two boys who are…read moreroutine visitors to his office! Broken arms, injured elbows, damaged knees, etc. have all been cared for by Dr. Padgett and his great staff of people. My wife has now had to have two knee surgeries and both turned out as he predicted. We've really been fortunate to have him in our community!

I went and saw Dr Donaldson in late April. He diagnosed me with a torn labrum in my left shoulder…read more He suggested that I get an Arthogram (MRI) and CT scan. The CT scan was supposed to be in relation with the tear. I went on for 7 weeks back and forth with his office because they DID NOT send the clinical notes to my insurance company or why I needed these procedures. I had to battle with them to get the procedure done, and the insurance company finally accepted it. I went to get the Arthogram done and I got to the office and they told me that the CT scan was for a possible Lesion in my shoulder. I told the people at the MRI office that I was not informed of that diagnosis. And the people at the office were surprised that happened. They told me that a doctor BY LAW is suppose to tell the patient all factual or possible diagnoses. I am here to say that Dr Donaldson is a money driven selfish person. Who will lie to his patients to get money from their insurance company. He didn't inform a patient of his about a second possible diagnosis. Needless to say, I will NEVER return to him again. And I HIGHLY recommend anyone to not trust him.

I went to Dr. Lerner for help because I had not been able to sit or stand for any period of time…read morefor over a month. My PCP told me I needed a specialist and I found Bond Clinic. The scheduling was great and the staff was decent, but when Dr. Lerner found out my primary gave me pain pills at the very beginning of the visit, he told me if I was there trying to get pills, he would not give me any. I assured him I was not, but I feel he wrote me off. He gave me an anti-inflammatory, a list of exercises because I am over weight (that my physical therapist said I need to stop immediately and should never have tried) and sent me on my way. I have since had 3 injections for pinched nerves and bursitis. I am now able to sit and have gotten my life back to a great degree without thanks to him and his judgmental bedside manner. Run, do not go to this poor excuse of a doctor!

From the owner: Bond Clinic was established in 1948 and we are proud to offer healthcare for the whole family. Our…read moreEast Campus houses our Orthopedic Surgeons, Sport Medicine Physicians, Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation.

Staff are very nice that they warmly greet each and everyone individually with welcome as you're…read morechecked-in. Super professional but somehow manage to maintain a family-like environment. Additionally, this team delivers results that they perform on their patients. COMES ABSOLUTELY RECOMMENDED!!!

This is the third time I have been here for therapy in something like 6 or 7 years. They have…read morealways done good by me but my insurance has severely limited what I can actually accomplish. I always end up with a lot of exercises to do after therapy is over and each time there are new things. It's great that they recommend getting a gym membership but then don't recommend a way to pay for that membership for someone who struggles to survive on disability. It's not something that anyone stops to consider unless they have actually been in that position themselves. On this run there is a therapist along with a person who is finalizing their training working with me. Each day I do what they tell me to do and do my best to work with them for what I can handle. When I come back from a next visit we talk about pain and issues I might have had on the following day from the last visit. They make adjustments as necessary and we continue. I'm only a few sessions in this time and will be back twice a week for 8 weeks before there is an evaluation. The downside is that I don't have all the equipment they have so some of the things they teach me I don't get to do unless I'm there. All the people I've ever met working here have been friendly and professional.