First let me point out the the first pic of the skeleton is not Dr. Honsik. I can assure you that…read morehe is well and alive. Now that I got the comedy out of the way, lets get onto he good stuff. I've worked with Ken several times. He has tried to prevent his colleagues for doing surgery by trying his level best with non-interventional therapies. It is unfortunate that I had to have several but he was wildly successful on one shot that he has earned his place in my Orthopedic hall of fame book. He tried to prevent surgery or fix the pain on a couple of occasion in my much worked on right shoulder. That damage was too great to be fixed by Prp. He did the best he could but you aren't going to spin out enough growth factors from the blood of a man in his 60's but he did his best and he has a VERY skilled hand at injections. After my third shoulder surgery, I found a tear in my forearm tendons. it was not complete but very deep and very long. He wanted to do another round of PRP but I brought up a different approach. One of the stem cell therapies. I've been in Big Pharma for 30 years and while I am not a Doctor, I know my way around data. Doc was open to the discussion... which was funny as hell with the banter that went between us like two top tennis players volleying back and forth. He decided that I made a decent enough case to give it a shot. Doc decided on Whartons Jelly. I won't go into specifics but Insurance doesn't cover the product and I paid out of pocket. The $1,500 I paid was cheap as hell for the results we had. Six weeks post surgery and with zero PT (my fault) I went back for an eval. It was completely resolved. We both looked and almost shat ourslevess at the results. It was completely resolved. Totally and completely resolved. As I am having deterioration in my left ankle from a previous surgery that was no the surgeon's fault, I am planning on calling Ken next week to get him to inject my left ankle. It hasn't split yet and this might just keep that from happening. You can't go wrong with Dr. Honsik. He will listen and he will achieve by doing his level best to prevent his colleagues from having to cut me open yet again. You? ... You could you do worse for sure. Could you do better? NO. He is the man.

Dr. Ken Honsik and team of experts took such good care of my husband during stem cell therapy for…read moreknees. Their organization combined with his thoughtful explanation of each step made the procedure painless and stress-free. We were in the great care of a professional team that cares for their patient's outcome. Highlights recommend this team of professionals.

Dr. Eppley had worked on my right shoulder twice now. The first time was to fix what someone else…read morehad not done a proper job in 2002 plus I had ongoing overuse injuries combined with an AC break from being in an ocean, in maui off the Four Seasons that I had no business being in and paid the price. His work was excellent and the repairs held for years. However, being the over achiever that I am I snapped the rotator cuff again in 23 (I am hard on my body) and he had to go back in. Long before we did any work, he did try non interventional therapy but my damage was too extensive. The third surgery the damage to my rotator cuff was so great that it could not be reattached. His advice was that I would need a complete replacement where the ball and socket are reversed. BUT, most importantly, he told me to wait at least 5 years. He gave me solid reasons and I have waited and with no pain mind you. Well, as I have taken up blacksmithing, I am at that place where that shoulder will need to be replaced. Let me tell you that I am going BACK to Eppley. I like him, I trust him and he has done thousands of these. You don't want the guy who has done a dozen. You want the guy who has done 25,000. On top of all this he is a nice guy and approachable. His knowledge is impeccable. He is a good Doctor and I am not one to be in awe of Doctors. I have worked with them daily for the last 30 years as a Pharma rep. I can tell the good from the bad and the good from the great. He falls into great. That's why I will be calling him next week to start the evaluation process for my shoulder. You all must understand the surgical outcomes can be affected by many factors. Many of them patient induced or just plain old back luck. Orthos by nature are problem solvers. They see an issue and fix it. If you have bad posture or poor body mechanics or any number of other factors the failure is on you. Discuss and fix that stuff with your PT's and treat PT like a job. I trust Dr. Eppley enough to replace that shoulder and to do it properly. The ultimate outcome will be up to me and how well I follow instructions. Medicine is filled with risk. No two humans are exactly alike. Epply is a guy I trust to work around issues. That's why I am going back to him without hesitation. If an issue arises, him and I will face it together. I have zero hesitation on this one. You should feel the same.

Great doctor and great care! Also like the staff that support Dr. Eppley! I had my first knee…read moresurgery done by Dr. Eppley and was up and walking within two hours, had very little pain and was able to complete occupational and physical therapy without much discomfort! I was concerned because I heard from others that the recovery would take six months to a year, but my experience was totally different! I feel so blessed that I was referred to Dr.Eppley has years of experience, tells you exactly what is happening and what will happen! Excellent surgeon! Of course he will do my second knee soon!!

I am currently seeing Dr. Honsik and Dr. Zwahlen. I started with Dr. Honsik to examine a very sore…read moreknee. He was able to see that I'd most likely hurt my knee a long time ago (as early as high school and I'm 65 now), and knew exactly what was going on. He referred me to Dr. Zwahlen for surgery when it didn't improve. Dr. Zwahlen suggested an "experiment" to see if light motion, elevation and ice would restore the range of motion before deciding a surgery - a very pleasant surprise. It was definitely not a "default to surgery" situation. The rest of their team has been great to deal with as well. I highly recommend this practice!

I have been seeing Dr. Chad Roghair for years for my bad shoulders. You cannot ask for a better…read moredoctor. He is FANTASTIC. Don't hesitate a moment if you need help with any joint of yours. He will listen to you and give you advice and ---TREAT you. He has the patience of an angel. Thank you Dr. Roghair!

Avoid Strotz. How else does one day nicely that he is arrogant, mean, sexist, and gave inaccurate…read moreinformation? He has the worst bed side manner possible. Prior to seeing an X-ray or an MRI, he said that Dr Eppley and 90% of surgeons would not operate on my husband's ACL because he was 64 and too old. After seeing the MRI and xray , three surgeons immediately agreed to o operate, My husband has no prior knee injuries or arthritis. He is a mountaineer, backcountry skier, expert alpine skier and soccer player. He did not read his notes and when told about a recent tragedy in our family, he asked meanly why we there. When I started crying he ordered me to " get control of myself. " Twice. Maybe it was a bad day, but as another doctor said, who he refused to operate on because of gender, why is he still practicing? One has to wonder.

Most wonderful doctor and staff! Dr. Struts sat down with me and in detail reviewed my injury with…read moreme. He made me feel comfortable before surgery and checked if I had any questions before he began. He made me feel valued and showed concern for my healing. I am so very happy i found his office. My return post surgery visit was just as wonderful. Thank you for the outstanding service and concern!

I have been treating with Dr. K for about 2 years now, and she is a very skilled and caring…read moreacupuncturist. I am a recreational athlete who works out about 6 times per week. This includes jiu jitsu/grappling, which is generally tough on the joints, muscles, and ligaments. Dr. K's treatments have helped me fully recover from a handful of injuries over the years, and has also kept my body far better maintained and structurally sound for consistent injury prevention. I have many friends who are much younger than me but far more injury prone, and I attribute my durability in part to working with Dr. K. I plan to work with her for years to come!

Kristina has done amazing things for my knee. It is bone on bone, and until I can get a knee…read morereplacement my orthopedic surgeon suggested Aleve, which was insufficient for the pain. I was basically house bound, until I started seeing Kristina. At my first appointment (on the phone to discuss what was wrong and figure out how to treat it) she warned me that it would probably get worse before it got better, and admittedly the first two appointments were rough. But then it was like a switch flipped. I saw her, and the next day I could function some. Every time I see her the period of functionality afterwards gets longer. I can now go to the gym and walk again. I still need that knee replacement, but I am no longer house bound, and can live my life again. I would recommend her to anyone having joint issues.

I have been a patient of Dr. Woodcox since 2010. Him and his staff are great and care for their…read morepatients. He knows his stuff and explains his treatment in detail. He has treated my left ankle and done some reconstructive surgery. Its been fine since. Highly recommended!

After a few years of on an on the job injury and surgery, Woodcox flipped on me cruelly, and…read moredropped me as a patient due to heartless Maria, the domineering racist medical assistant who runs the office, and him. I had simply asked to speak to him of an unfortunate morning appt experience where me and another guy-both over 70, who had 10:30 and 10:45 appts, were made to wait while an 11:00 young hispanic man was taken in before us. Woodcox would not even apologize. The 10:30 guy paced back and forth before the recept window and Maria said she "sees him". BTW: we had to listen to her when a hispanic guy came out from his appt and for 10 min she berated him for never learning to speak Spanish. Not office etiquette. When Maria found out that I spoke privately to Woodcox about appt times, she flew into a judgmental rage at me, went into his room and when the two came out she would not make another appt for me but instead said coldly to call her when I got home. It wasn't clear to me at first as she was being vague, sneaky, manipulative that she had gotten Woodcox to drop me as a patient just because I advocated for myself. To do this over such a small issue, the way in which he did it, and to a senior disabled citizen with a workers comp case, ruins my case. There was no care at all for my life and how they were affecting it. He should know better how to end an OWCP case for a person with a partially disabled foot/ankle to get settlement but did not care and just had me hanging on each month coming in so he could collect payment. Now he only sees patients one day a week and paid to be a QME so he has his income set. I should have had partial foot loss settlement, but without his recommendation and exam for that I cant. No matter how many like him, this is also how he is. He really doesn't care about people though he puts on a good act for the money. Too hard to find another OWCP dr for long term injury. Very cruel guy and staff. When they do wrong they turn it on patient.

If I could give 0 stars I would. My mom received a referral after a hospitalization and discharge…read moreon a Wednesday. The intake nurse called me on Friday and left a voice message that she would like to see my mom the following morning. She also texted me at the same time. I immediately called my mom to confirm and called her back in less them 10 minutes. No answer so I left a voice mail and a text to confirm Saturday. No response even though i returned the message immediately. The following evening she text again asking to come on Monday. I left a voice message and asked her to call me to schedule to avoid another miscommunication. No reply ever. My mom never got the home health she was ordered. No follow up whatsoever by the nurse or the company. It's a good thing I am a proactive daughter and followed up right away with her primary care physician. A more vulnerable patient without an advocate would be left high and dry.

I have nothing but positive reviews for this establishment. My dad was sadly diagnosed with stage…read moreIV bladder cancer. Once treatment was not an option he was referred to home hospice and they quickly enrolled him and began providing comfort care. They made sure he had all the equipment he needed to be comfortable. This included medication, O2, bed etc... Unfortunately my dad passed away within 2 weeks of home hospice but I believe he died comfortably and with no pain. They were always responsive when I called and when my dad passed, they helped me give him his last bath. In these tough times we think that we are the only ones that need attention, I get it, I've been there but they did a marvelous job and I'm pleased with the support we received. Thank you all!!!