I went to Bluegrass Orthopaedics Physical Therapy Brannon Crossing after having a total knee…read morereplacement by Dr. D'Angelo. I have nothing but praise to say about them. Matt was my therapist and I really like the people. Matt worked me so I could be discharged 8 1/2 weeks post-op. Great people. Donna Rhodus

Save your time and your money. The pt looked like she had slept in her clothes and rolled into…read morework. Seemed bothered that she couldn't activate my pain more with simple requests like lift your leg. Had not reviewed my xrays and was unaware of any doctor notes. Then I very clearly told them I was cash pay. They charged me $81. I was there 23 minutes so that seemed adequate even with the pathetic care. Was given a brochure on spine strength, a paper with 2 exercises on it and left. Just got an additional $396.36 cent bill‍. For what? Conversely went to chiropractor next day. Dr figured out in a few minutes what was causing pain. After one week 75% improvement. Saw chiropractor 5 times bill was still less than one pathetic visit here. Do not recommend

Doctor Morris, hands down the best surgeon I've ever had. I had rotator cuff surgery last year at…read morethe age of 73. I had heard that at my age it would be a difficult and painful surgery and that the result were sometimes not very good. My brother had this surgery and ended up in the emergency due to so much pain the day after the surgery. I didn't have any problems and would recommend Dr. Morris 7 days a week!

From the owner: Brent J. Morris, MD, is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon and fellowship trained shoulder and…read moreelbow surgeon offering expert orthopedic care for patients at his practice in Lexington, Kentucky. Dr. Morris is a shoulder and elbow expert who remains committed to research designed to improve patient care. He's a leading researcher and has presented the results of his research both nationally and internationally. Dr. Morris has published over 50 peer-reviewed publications along with other invited articles and book chapters. He has published a textbook on shoulder surgery (Shoulder Arthroplasty 2nd Edition). Dr. Morris and his research team have published articles in several leading orthopedic journals including The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery, The American Journal of Sports Medicine, Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, The Journal of Arthroscopic and Related Surgery: Arthroscopy, and Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma among others. Dr. Morris greatly values education and served as the Shoulder and Elbow Surgery Fellowship Director for Texas Education and Research Foundation for Shoulder and Elbow Surgery (TERFSES) while he was part of the teaching faculty in Houston, Texas. Dr. Morris is one of a select group of shoulder and elbow surgeons inducted into the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons (ASES). Dr. Morris is an Active Member of ASES. Dr...

The whole team has gone above and beyond to help me with many issues of arthritis, pain from…read moreneuropathy, knee pain, bone spurs, you name it. Highly recommend!!!

The only time I leave my home is to get groceries or seek medical treatment during the pandemic…read morequarantine. Well, the majority of the time. For this trip, I'd been referred to the Sports Medicine Center to follow up on my ankle. After the check-in, I was examined by the doctor. My doctor was very thorough and gave specific recommendations that will surely help speed up the process to recovery.

Writing this review is a mixed bag for me. My orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Burandt, is wonderful but I…read moredon't like having to see him because that means I have broken something! Last year he treated me when I fractured my fibula & this year I broke my leg in three places while on vacation and had to have emergency surgery in St. Lucia! Upon my arrival back to the states, he came and saw me in the hospital because I could not get to his office. He told me the surgeon had done a wonderful job (thank goodness!) & I would be going to a rehabilitation facility for a couple of weeks, Home therapy after that & that is what I am still doing. He has seen me each month since the break (May) & always explains everything to me so it is easy to understand. The office staff is very efficient and I usually don't have to wait too long-they don't overbook appointments so you are not sitting there waiting forever-that's a real plus! I hope you never have to go, but if you do, I highly recommend this practice.

Awesome nurse practitioner! She's been with this walk-in for at least 12 years. Very knowledgeable,…read moreand intelligent, compassionate!

Being new to the area I needed an orthopedic doctor to look at an injury. I went to a Lexington…read moreClinic Urgent Care Clinic and was pleasantly surprised to discover they offered a walking clinic specializing in orthopedic care. The clinic was a one stop shop for my injury. They had X-ray onsite. It took less than an hour for me to be seen by a nurse practitioner, X-rayed, and put into a cast. My follow up visits were equally as efficient. An orthopedic clinic was a brilliant concert and my medical treatment was excellent. Hope I never need them again but glad to know something like this is available if I do.