Dr. Leong is very kind and caring. I did not have to have any surgery for my broken ankle, thank…read morethe Lord, but I am confident he would do a great job.

Dr. Leong is EXCELLENT! He repaired a torn rotator cuff in my shoulder and I haven't had an ounce…read moreof trouble since the surgery in May. Of course he is knowledgeable but more than that, Dr. Leong was personable! He talked to me about the surgery, explained the procedure and listened to my questions. There are pictures taken during the surgery and weeks afterward, when I returned for the post-surgery checkup, he took the time to go over every picture with me. I am very comfortable giving Dr. Leong my highest recommendation and will encourage my friends to use his skills if they ever need this type of work!

Dr. Jennings has done two hip replacements, on me, perfectly. First one in 2009, still working as…read moreis the other one. Great Bedside manner, he truly cares about his patients. He is warm and a talented Surgeon. I don't want to ever go to another, orthopedic surgeon.

Haven't been here yet, but I have a lot of confidence in a more mature Dr. because they seem to be…read moreable to figure out what is going on, by taking time with there patients and listening and asking appropriate questions. They don't seem to be in a hurry like some I've been with. And hopefully they can understand that if it's medicine you need, then it's medicine you get. All the Dr.s I have seen in a while, refuse to even talk about it. I need help!!! Heard good things about Dr Jennings!!!

Absolutely top-notch for orthopedic care! Conveniently located in Hillcrest Hospital in…read moreSimpsonville and staffed with helpful, friendly employees. And I like the quiet waiting room and the excellent care we get from our physicians and practitioners. I highly recommend Steadman Hawkins for all your orthopedic care.

My problem began with pain from the left side of my lower back that radiated down my left leg. My…read moreprimary care physician did an x-ray and didn't see anything so he set me up for physical therapy sessions. The first session went well enough and the pain subsided but, within weeks it came back with a vengeance. I suffered through three more therapy sessions, each one with a different therapist. None of their efforts gave me any relief and I actually felt much worse after each session. When I went to my fifth therapy session, the therapist wanted to have me get on a stationary bicycle. I told her I could barely walk in, I sure as hell couldn't get on a bicycle. That's when I came to the realization that physical therapy was not going to work for me. The first orthopedic surgeon I was referred to looked at my x-rays and sent me to a sports medicine facility in Spartanburg where they injected my lower back with a medication that was supposed to relieve my pain. After the lidocaine that was included in the shot wore off later that evening, I was in as much pain as before the shot. When I called the orthopedic surgeon's office, I was told my only options for relief were hot or cold compresses, ibuprofen, or a pain relief patch, all of which I had already tried with no luck. I suffered unrelenting pain most days for about six months. I could barely put on my pants every day and it was very painful to walk, sit, or ride in a car. At around this time, my mother-in-law fell, broke her shoulder, and had to have surgery to fix it. My wife was telling my mother-in-law's surgeon's assistant about my troubles while the surgeon was nearby. The surgeon asked my wife to show where my pain was located and he immediately said that it was a back issue. They set me up with an appointment to see a colleague of my mother-in-law's surgeon at Piedmont Orthopaedics, Dr. Van Pelt. I went to see Dr. Van Pelt and he ordered an MRI. I went for a follow up visit after the MRI and Dr. Van Pelt didn't initially see the problem but continued to study the MRI. He finally located the pinched nerve. He took his time and explained the problem and his recommended treatment. He recommended ALIF (Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion) surgery. It has now been almost three weeks since my surgery and I have nothing but the highest praise for Dr. Van Pelt, his assistant Kimberly, the vascular surgeon, the anesthesiologist, and all of the nurses and staff at St. Francis Hospital. I always felt like I received the highest standard of care with excellent communication as to what was being done and what to expect, and I was discharged after only one night's stay. I have experienced a lot of relief from the pain I was having. To be honest there are some minor lingering discomforts but that was to be expected and truthfully, my recovery has been far easier and quicker than I anticipated. I am doing my best to follow Dr. Van Pelt's recommendations for limiting my activities but I fully anticipate a complete recovery in short order. I highly recommend Dr. Van Pelt and Piedmont Orthopaedics.

Excellent surgeon. Sometimes you have to ask for him. He has an assistant that doesn't always know…read moreif a surgery is possible. Dr van pelt can figure out how to get it done. Highly recommend him.

Had knee replacement surgery by Dr Jennings. He used the new robotic assisted method. I had…read moreexcellent care by he and his staff for recovery and pain management. I have great confidence in his skills as a surgeon and would use him again. I am currently using their PT services and Have Erin as my therapist. She is EXCELLENT and has helped me recover from my replacement and also back pain resulting in the knee surgery.

Assembly line medicine.....long wait to get in, quick to get you out with no care. Front desk…read morepersonnel are rude and look down on you. After 6 weeks I am no better off than before I first walked in the door. Lodged a complaint with Bon Secours about them. These are bad doctors that interested only in money. IMHO.

The doctor is very nice and it seems like only one nurse actually works in his office since the…read moreother just stood around talking. They do need communication skills. My foot was better when I first went there than it is now. It's been about one year post surgery and I still have numbness in my toes, and the ball of my foot. I get twinges of pain in my toes now, the top of my foot will also get painful. And the bottom of my foot. My one toe still cannot bend on its own and the toe next to it seems to be trying to get away from it. It's horrible. I have made myself inserts to accommodate the bump on the bottom of my foot, since it came back bigger than it was to start with. I did everything I was supposed to do in trying to get it to heal and to minimize scarring, but that did not work. I will never go there again and will never recommend him for surgery!

This doctor did surgery on me and ruined my foot. DO NOT USE THIS DOCTOR!!!'. I know 5 people…read morepersonally who he butchered their feet. I don't know why they let him continue to practice. Dr. Womack is a very bad surgeon!!!

I just had bunion surgery with Dr. John Womack. So far, him and his staff have been excellent !…read more I have been seeing Dr. Dylan Watson for a couple of years for knee injections. Him and his staff are also excellent ! I am recommending this place to several of my friends !

Complete nightmare. I live in more pain everyday than people can imagine. Womack hacked me up…read morereally bad. Even the doctors in Charleston that attempt to fix this kind of complete mess don't even want to attempt to fix this .If you don't want live in a nightmare stay the hell away from this place.