Had scheduled check ups always waited complained about my knee it was not right told to wait 6…read moremonths then a year. On my year appointment after on hour and 20 minutes I left.

Dr. Brown did hip replacement surgery on but my hips. Both surgeries were very successful and…read morerecovery was quick without much discomfort. He did an amazing job. I highly recommend him!

In today's very busy modern world of medicine doctors are very busy and do not often have time to…read moredo extra things like offer free reviews of MRI's and X-rays to give a second opinion. I am thankful that Dr. Rouben took the time to review my MRI and give me a second opinion about my injury. I now feel much better about what I have to do next. He was very personable and a pleasure to deal with. He was very direct and explained things in terms that were easy to understand. I have yet to schedule my surgery, but I am seriously considering Doctor Rouben as my surgeon.

I would recommend this amazing Doctor and his staff to anyone . Their great and friendly makes you…read morefeel at home .

I know this flies in the face of the seemingly endless 5 star reviews elsewhere, but the office…read morestaff is either woefully understaffed or incompetent. I am in constant significant back pain with a herniated disc, and I was referred to Dr. Vermuri to get an epidural injection ASAP. Meeting with Dr. Vermuri went fine and he said to schedule an epidural with his staff. I was told by his staff when checking out that I would hear back from the scheduling person within one to two days. After three days I called to find out when my epidural was scheduled for since I had not heard anything. I was told by someone named Amy that it is typically a week or more before an appointment can even be scheduled, and that they were currently running three weeks out AFTER you were scheduled. When I asked why in the world it takes a week to even get a procedure scheduled, I was told "the only person that schedules epidurals is Heidi, and she can take a week or more to schedule a procedure since she multitasks like the rest of us and has many other duties beside scheduling." So, I am in constant stabbing pain and at the mercy of a single multitasking "when she can get around to it" scheduler to even get on the books. That is one star. Appalling.

I was told that when I went to Dr. Crawford that I was seeing one of the best Spine / Neurosurgeons…read morein the nation... which I have been told many times about many other doctors... but when I checked in to his clinic and was put in a very large exam room with a table lined with chairs I wondered what was going on. Then he arrived for my examination, with an entourage of other doctors from all around the nation to learn from his techniques. I felt like I didn't just have one doctor, but a whole team trying to help relieve me of my pain. His way of explaining things was amazing... never once did he talk down to my intelligence, but told me in terms that I understood exactly what we were looking for. I left that day with a plan of how we can diagnose and perhaps fix it... I left the clinic that day with hope, something I haven't had in a long time. One thing I didn't leave with was a new prescription for a new pill and an appointment three months later to see if it worked. Dr. Crawford is the real deal... it's hard to find doctors that take the time to do it right the first time anymore. I will keep this review updated.

I have a knee replacement done, but Dr. Malkani. And the first month I knew something was wrong. I…read morefelt like fire crackers were in my leg shooting down and exploding. The doctor kept on telling me the knee was just healing. It turns out that the wrong materials were put in knee and I was allergic to it. I did not find this out until I searched for another doctor a year later Dr. Greene took out the bad knee, the only complications. I'm having now from was in me so long with the bad chemicals it ruined all the nerves in that leg and now I'm on medicine for the rest of my life because of it. The next day, Dr. Greene did no complications with it whatsoever. I'm almost scheduled to have my hips done. If you need a knee replacement, I would not hesitate to make an appointment with Dr. Greene. His staff is exceptional. If I could give it more stars, I would definitely do so. Dr Joseph Greene 3810 Springhurst Blvd. Louisville, Kentucky 502-447-5633

Dr Brooke Bauer is absolutely FANTASTIC! She specializes in pain management as a surgeon and giving…read morespinal injections. In my case after having an MRI my Knee and Hip Orthopedic Doctor referred me to Baptist Pain Management. After a review of those results PA Shauna Wright recommended back relief with a spinal injection. Since I have upper back problems and lower back problems I got to choose which area was my first choice to relieve. I opted for the lower back relief since it remains at a major disabling level. Almost a year ago I was scheduled for an SI Injection by Dr Bauer at the Baptist Eastpoint Surgical Center. Prior to the initial procedure I had a variety of questions come up between my office visit and the surgical procedure. I was able to message Dr Bauer and she immediately answered ALL my questions and put me at ease. On the day of the procedure I got to meet this doctot who is extremely knowledgeable about her area of expertise, caring, competent and has a CALMING bedside manner. I got the two SI injections by Dr Bauer and since I opted to have the procedure with no premedication or sedation I was released to go home about fifteen minutes after getting to recovery. This procedure was a true relief to what had become continual outrageous pain. The relief lasted six months which was longer than relief was predicted. So before we were to travel for the winter holidays I scheduled another appointment with my Pain Management PA. While at that appointment the PA contacted Dr Bauer on my behalf. Dr Bauer was due to start maternity leave shortly. As the caring doctor that she is she agreed to fit my SI injection in as an office visit since I require no premeds or sedation. Once again I experienced wonderful results. Today , five months later I received my pair of SI injections. Dr Bauer and assistants can't be thanked enough for their caring, and professional treatment. I wish I could give you ten stars because five is certainly not enough.

Avoid Dr Bauer, she is cruel and should not be practicing medicine. She diagnosed my Mom with…read moresciatica, she then proceeded to reschedule her pain injections 3 diffrent times. Mom needed help and got nothing but put off and put off. She had an appointment for late January which is absolutely unacceptable it's pain management. She was forced to go to the emergency room today and 2 pelvic features where found. NOT SCIATICA. Not only did she not do x-rays or ctscan she delayed pain management, she has 2 broken hips. Bauer is a horrible excuse for a doctor CRUEL!

Dr. Didyk has done an amazing job taking of my broken bone and nail issues. I would highly…read morerecommend. Everyone there is friendly, professional, and they get to you quickly. 10 out of 10, I recommend!

My doctor recommended I visit East End Foot & Ankle after I became concerned about issues with my…read morefeet. While nothing serious, the doctor wasn't 100% certain and thought I'd get quick, accurate answers because this practice handles foot issues all day, every day. My doctor handled my appointment and because I was experiencing pain, they asked to get me in quickly. It was Thanksgiving weekend but I was able to get an appointment the following Tuesday. I visited the website on my own and downloaded new patient paperwork. Prior to my visit I came home to a message from East End Foot & Ankle asking to confirm my appointment. They had dialed my home number and since I work I didn't get it until after hours. The following day I received a call on my cell phone. The associate stated they had called and I hadn't confirmed, to which I responded that the office left the message only at my home number. The lady also mentioned new patient paperwork on their site. (Done!) I arrived a few minutes early. Their lobby provided plenty of chairs for visitors and felt tidy. I signed in at the front desk and turned in my paperwork, and one asked for my insurance card to scan. She was assisting the front desk and asking for steps on what to scan - all good, but it led to the front desk associate sharing a story about a patient that didn't understand her co-pay amount. She was poking fun at the patient for being confused about something that should've seemed obvious. I get it - work talk - but the front desk should be more mindful of how it sounds to other visitors. After speaking to the assistant in the exam room, the doctor came by fairly quick. He confirmed the main issue I was having with my feet. I also asked about a couple of other things, including a bruise like spot on my nail - he gave them a quick glance and said it was nothing. Not having more discussion or attention to these areas was disappointing because these were the issues my doctor wanted me to have looked at by a specialist. Unfortunately, what the podiatrist said was nothing has indeed turned into something. I will be working with someone else to help me. My conversation with the podiatrist was strained. He spoke quickly and asked few questions of me. Of those questions he was already making assumptions and answering them as I was speaking. His plan was for me to visit him weekly for treatment and I said that wasn't a realistic plan for me - what is the cost to visit a specialist weekly? How does one work this out while working, especially when the drive to the office isn't convenient? Why isn't there another alternative? Why didn't he know how long I'd have to visit weekly? His answer was too vague and slightly flippant. I completely understand he is the expert that went to school for years and does this every day, but where was the lesson on learning more about your patient and how to make a treatment plan work for them, even if it isn't your first choice? After my push back, the podiatrist did say I could fill a prescription and treat myself for 6 weeks, and to call him if my issue didn't improve. When I circled back to ask him about my nail, he took a clipping to test. He said, you can call me in 2 weeks for results. I've never had a doctor tell me I had to dial them, they've always reached me with results. But guess what? His office has never called me so he was serious. Guess I'll add that call to my To Do list. Again, I've sought out someone else to help me. When a pharmacy called me to say he sent them a note to fulfill a prescription, I asked them not to waste their time filling it. I had no faith he knew what I needed, and now that time passed, I know that to be true. Still waiting for my invoice. I'm sure it'll add insult to this experience but my coverage shouldn't influence my review. I am sure this podiatrist has loyal patients, and I have so much respect for my doctor that I can only assume he sent me there because he believes in him. However, I'll never step inside again and will not recommend him to my family and friends.

I had FAI but it was mostly asymptomatic but was starting to give me some problems. My hip joint…read morewas in good shape. I wanted Dr Carter to just remove the cam fai part and stay out of the hip but he said he needed to get into the joint. I asked him if there was a chance this could make my hip worse and he said no that the surgery should not make my hip worse. On the day of the surgery I told Dr Carter that my hip had been feeling well. After the surgery he told my girlfriend that I would need a hip replacement. Dr Carter did not see me after the surgery and I was not able to see him until about 3 months after the surgery. There was a problem with my appointment after the surgery. When I went to the office there was no one there who could take my stitches out so I removed the stitches myself. Dr Carter never told me that there was a chance the surgery could make my hip worse. He did say that results were not as good at my age but that's it. Also Dr Carter did not require me to get an arthogram of my hip. I only got a regular MRI. I have had about 4 surgeries on my other hip and all the surgeons saw me after surgery and then about 3 days later. And all previous surgeries required a hip arthogram. Also the other surgeries were all good results for my hip. I have more pain and disability with my hip now than before the surgery. This was my first surgery on this other hip. I made a very bad decision to get surgery from Dr Carter and wish I had not. Now I will need a hip replacement because of this surgery. I had no idea this was possible and am quite unhappy about it. I do not recommend Dr Carter.

I love Dr Samuel Carter and his crew Leslie, Jazmine and Teighlyr. All are very friendly and…read morehelpful. It does take about two months to see Dr Carter but he is there when you need him. Leslie is awesome and knows her stuff too! Last year I had a torn meniscus. This year I had a knee replacement.