I didn't even get around to making an appt. Because I had been to previous pain mgmt doctors I was…read moretold by the receptionist that they needed to "look me up in their system". I asked to see the paperwork they wanted me to sign for this and was told they were going to access my PHI without my consent. No thanks!

the doctor was great and thorough when we saw him. It's the front desk and anything administrative…read morethat I've encountered to be a experience. I had to leave 4 messages in order to get a call back over a 2 week period. when I spoke to someone about that I was given an attitude. Very disappointed that they feel this is how a medical facility can be ran and people can be treated

They don't answer phone or call back! They were recommended by friends and the no response was very…read moredisappointing

Huge waiting area without any hip high chairs for hip and knee replacement patients. How does a…read moreprovider expect their patients to get up with ease?

Dr. Diana performed a meniscus repair surgery on me about a year ago. I've since found out that…read moreorthopedic surgeons don't even perform this surgery anymore due to the lack of success of it. I never got better and the pain has gotten worse. It caused the arthritis in my knee to get worse. I'm having to get a knee replacement surgery due to the severe arthritis and pain. I wish I had done more research before having him perform the surgery.

Dr. Richard arrived late, and had not reviewed my file prior to my appointment. He was…read morecondescending in his responses to my questions regarding my medical concerns and honestly, rude. I did not return - and never will.

Everyone was efficient and professional. I was glad to see social distancing still in place. Dr…read more Tomak described and explained my diagnosis and even shared my Xray. I left with everything I needed to recover.

Dr. Tomak and the staff are all very professional and efficient. They make you feel welcome and…read morewell cared for - the attention was on me as a person - not a number

For 8 years, my husband has suffered excrutiating back pain at the hands after three failed…read moreprocedures from Kenneth Kramer. The first procedure was minimal. It failed. The dates of procedures do not matter too me, the failures are what matter. The second procedure was major where two screws were installed in my husband's back. Failed. They never set right. The third procedure was to reinstall the screws once again. Failed. My husband has been on pain medication for years for the extreme pain of having two screws in his body that aren't set right and constantly shifting...literally floating in his back. Every time I see the look of pain and anguish on his face and how much he is suffering and unable to walk and live a normal life, I think of these three failures. Every time he is short fused and angry due to excruiating pain, this man is the first thing that comes to mind. I highly suggest if you are looking for back relief from back issues, choose another option. There are other options out there. Thank God.

Great doctor for back problems- he put me on a schedule where he said try PT then try shots then…read moretry an epidural then surgery- no having to chase your doctor wondering what is next. I would recomend him highly.

I've been seeing Dr. Reznik for the past 6 or 7 years. I have bad knees from years of aggressive…read moresports and advancing years. He has repaired a torn MCL once and torn menisci three times. After each operation, I went through physical therapy -- not the PT affiliated with the practice, but one closer to my home -- and I recovered to the point where I resumed playing racquetball and walking 10 - 12 miles each week within the time frame he had projected. Three years ago, I ruptured the Achilles tendon in my right leg. Dr. Reznik repaired that, too, and after PT, I again resumed my crazy schedule with competitive racquetball and fitness walking. I'm playing in a regional USA Racquetball tournament in MA this weekend, and when I walk, I use hand weights within tight time frames so I really press my knees. I've found that each time I've seen Dr. Reznik, he's taken the time to listen to what happened, how I feel, and the impact the injury has had on my activities. He also shares all the images with me and explains what he's seeing and why he's suggesting one course of treatment over another. Frankly, I was impressed one time that he suggested I NOT have surgery to see how the torn meniscus would feel after use and try to manage it with exercise and PT. It worked for some months, but I did eventually have surgery after I injured it again. I've found that he accurately described the recovery as well as the level of functionality and even discomfort I'd feel after various procedures. To sum it up, I'd highly recommend anyone with knee pain or lower leg injuries to seek out Dr. Reznik.

I had an in person appointment. They were flexible when I called to say I'd be a bit late. Every…read moreaspect of the appointlment went smoothly, with almost no down-time (saw Dr., x-ray, consult and cortisone shot). Dr. Reznik was extremely informative and stood up to my interrogation. He did not rush through the visit and was so easy to talk to. Very frank. My daughter had a complicated surgery with him last year and it has been a huge success.

For over 8 years, I have been dealing with knee pain. I injured my right knee while playing soccer…read more After many consultations, seeing different specialists, and doing PT, I got a MRI. The results stunted me, I was shocked. I ended up receiving an injection called "Monovisc". What a difference it truly made! It was effective for 1 year. Just recently, my right knee started to give me troubles. From fluid build-up to literally keeling over due to the pain. I tried home remedies such as icing the area, soaking in warm water with epsom salt, and taking one of my prescribed 600mg ibuprofen. None of those things worked. So with that being said, I turned to Google and began the search for an orthopedic specialist within 25 miles of where my home is. The search went very well and before I knew it, I was called by Dr. Kelley's office in Branford. The receptionist scheduled an appointment for me. Talk about stellar service! I knew that the moment I walked through the door into the Connecticut Orthopedics office, that this would be the start of my next treatment plan. Dr. Kelley's nurse (I forgot her name) was so kind, welcoming, and professional. She did a few x-rays and then brought me to the exam room. Not too long after, Dr. Kelley came in and spoke with me. He examined both knees, and knew that my right knee was worse then the left. After the examination, Dr. Kelley discussed the different options for treatment. He provided a few options. Two or three suggestions is better then one! After hearing the treatment option that he used when getting treatment and the stellar effects that came with it, I was like "yeah, let's do this"! Instead of one injection, I will get three - one injection per three weeks. This time around, I will get an injection called "Orthovisc". Although I am terrified of needles, I am looking forward to having my right knee get better. Knowing that Dr. Kelley is doing everything for me and my best interest to avoid any surgeries makes me so happy and I truly am grateful for this! I know that Dr. Kelley wants nothing but the very best for his patients. I am so grateful for having such a top-notch orthopedic specialist working with me. Dr. Kelley, you are the best; thank you so much and I look forward to having my treatment provided by you! For anyone seeking an orthopedic surgeon/specialist, I highly recommend Connecticut Orthopedics and Dr. John Kelley! You will most certainly be in good hands and cared for!

Had to walk into the urgent care due to an issue with my elbow…read more The wait was about 15 minutes and the PA saw me pretty quickly. We went over my diagnosis and I went on my way.

We have randomly used this office as a regular orthopedic doctor but never for their urgent care. I…read morewas so pleasantly surprised. We arrived at 4:30 due to my work hours and they closed at five. It must've been the right timing because we were out by 503 complete with a sling, x-rays and a diagnosis. From the front desk, to the nurse, to the x-ray tech, to the physicians assistant everyone was really friendly despite the fact that we were there right before they closed. We would absolutely recommend their urgent care ortho services bypassing a traditional urgent care. They are experts in bone injuries and get the job done right!

Amazing doctor. I had been suffering with Plantars Faciatis for a long time. Dr. Yarden diagnosed…read morethe problem and found a solution with some Cortisone injections and orthotics.

Dr. Yardan is an exceptional Podiatrist! He spent a considerable amount of time with me assessing…read morethe issue, examining the root cause, presenting each option, and the pros / cons to each; then recommending his personal approach. Very thorough and personable. I would highly recommend him to anyone.

My story - four years ago I met with Connecticut Orthopedic Specialists to discuss my back pain…read more Today I cannot walk or standup without significant pain. I was operated on four times with various failed results. In addition, I have a chronic blood infection which I take an antibiotic twice a day for the remainder of my life due to the operations. This horrendous result has ruined my life. My doctor was Russo and the hospital was mid-state. My name is Richard Gerber and my email is rich874@Gmail.com

Worst experience at Connecticut orthopedist this morning in Branford Connecticut…read more I brought my husband in for his foot mind you we've been coming here at least two years. They're bombarding me at the desk with my husband asking me when I retired?. I'm not a patient here. I'm not seeing the doctor. How dare they? They're telling me Medicare wants to know? well if Medicare wants to know the Medicare should be contacting me as an individual. I will not be stepping foot back into this practice ever again. actually this office not the doctors.