The surgeons here are so gifted and very responsive to their patients needs. They are quick to…read moreschedule life-changing surgeries and provide the best care possible to help their patients heal. I had a great experience with Dr. Springer on an ACL injury. I also saw Dr. Schultz for physical therapy and was so impressed with the facilities capabilities and the care I received. This clinic is full of wonderful providers and assistants! Everyone treated me so kindly during my rehab.

Dr Mattison is great! Check in at the front desk is always quick and efficient…read more Most of nursing is friendly.

I had my rotator cuff repaired at the center for specialty in December of 2023 by Dr. Dodds and had…read morean amazing experience both preoperative and postop. I am currently 12 weeks PO and am back to working out and playing basketball. The staff was tremendous and very helpful in answering any and all questions. I had ZERO pain for about 3 days after the surgery which made my recovery so smooth. I highly recommend the center for specialty care.

I was given Dr.Welchlin's name by my brother as his family had many surgeries performed by him, so…read moreI called and was in having surgery within 3 weeks from the 1st conversation. His staff is OUTSTANDING, very friendly, and I felt comfortable right away. It's been 3 weeks now and my rotator cuff is improving each day. Dr. Welchlin's record speaks for it's self. If I need another surgery in his field, he will be my 1st choice. I walked out of the surgery on my own 3 hours later with NO PAIN. I doctored at the Mayo for 25 years, the best in the world. Specialty Care was as good as the Mayo.

Just by reading some of these reviews, I'm so glad that I've had nothing but awesome Care by Tria…read moreOrthopedic's. I would recommend them any day.

I had dislocated my shoulder and needed surgery and everyone at Tria, from the radiologists to…read moresurgeons to the physical therapy team were all amazing. There was never any waiting past appointment times and everyone was super cool, my surgeon even checked on me after the surgery, when I hear a lot of them go home afterwards. The facilities are great and the physical therapy team has a whole slew of machines and weights to train and recover on. Great place!

The last thing I expected was to need rotator cuff surgery during a pandemic, and believe me, I was…read morenot happy to be going in person to see doctors, but this clinic is doing everything right, and I do feel as safe as I think is possible these days when I have to go to see my surgeon or my physical therapists. I agree with everything Leah O. said in her review about Dr. Aimee Klapach, and indeed, Leah's review is a big part of what led me to Dr. Klapach. Some people might think it's strange to find a doctor on Yelp, but I trust my Yelpers!! Before I went to see Dr. Klapach, I had been seeing doctors at FairView University for the better part of last year. I wish I had gone to see Dr. Klapach right away. I doubt she would have made me wait 8 months and jump through numerous hoops before telling me that surgery was inevitable. I can't ever get those eight months back, but thanks to Dr. Klapach, I am slowly getting back my range of motion, and I believe my pain is already less than it was before surgery, most of the time. I just had the surgery in December (which went great, by the way! They do it in an orthopedic facility, not a hospital, so my Covid fears were lessened), so it has only been a short time, and recovery for rotator cuff surgery is notoriously slow. But Dr. Klapach and her assistant Bradley are with you every step of the way, going above and beyond, to the point where the surgeon will actually pick up a phone and call you. Yes, I just about fell on the floor the first time that happened. Dr. Klapach really cares, and so do her staff. I am also really happy with the physical therapists on site. They do a great job, and are available by phone or email if you have questions about the exercises. Side note: They have recently re-branded to Allina Orthopaedics, but they are still the same great clinic with the same caring staff.

Look, I'm not gonna waste your time with all of my injury details. If you're looking at this page,…read moreyou're probably broken and vulnerable, and you just need to know the facts. Fact: "Expert" doesn't begin to describe Dr. Aimee Klapach, MD. She does 270 knee surgeries a year, a fact I kept repeating to myself when I was having anxiety spin-outs in the weeks before my ACL reconstruction surgery. That depth of experience matters when you're literally trusting someone with your limbs. Fact: She's a super conservative surgeon, bless her heart. She never tells me what I want to hear. She tells me what I need to hear. I don't want a risk-taking, skydiving bro giving me health advice. I want someone who's gonna tell me that "If it were my sister, I wouldn't do it" when I ask if I can fly to a wedding a few weeks after surgery because there's a small chance I could get DVT and die. She obviously didn't love disappointing me. But she takes her job seriously enough to be a firm advocate for my healing and my body, and at the end of the day that's what I need. Fact: Her work is excellent. I'm 9 weeks out from surgery and my knee is healing beautifully. I followed her directions and the result is that nothing has gone wrong: no infections, no mistakes, no risks, no mishaps. Just steady improvements day after day, which is all I can really ask for. Fact: She has an incredible team working with her. They called me the evening after my surgery to check in- which at the time felt like an incredible kindness- and when I have questions they always call me back within a few hours. Her scheduler was wonderful, and made sure we had everything we needed to prepare for surgery. I've always found it easy to book appointments, and Dr. Klapach goes to a variety of locations, making it easy to find a time and place that works with my schedule. I feel so lucky that I landed in her care, and can't recommend her enough.

I has a surgery in 2002 with Dr. Rotenberg. He performed a lateral retinacular release and partial…read moresnovectomy (on a 16 year old athlete!) and I spent the next five years in pain until I found a real doctor to fix his mistake. When I went to him after the surgery in pain six months later he said it was in my head, was rude, arrogant and took no responcibility for his actions. He cut entirely through my LR and 3/4 inch into my vastis laterus. I am now looking at a third surgery to repair what his trigger happy scalpel has done to me.

Continued and consistent care of osteoarthritis conditions. Appointments seem to be reasonably…read moreavailable as needed.

As well as the surgery went and my recover is going, I cannot say I would recommend anyone to TCO /…read moreExcel for their care. The billing has been very frustrating. I was told I had to pay 7 days in advance, the amount remaining of my deductible / out of pocket expense. I paid the $4000.00 that was required out of my HAS account on 06-01-2026. The problem is this payment was never relayed to Medica. So to Medica, I still had the full amount of remaining out of pocket to meet. I am getting Medica EOBs and bills where I owe payment even though my early payment for the hip surgery brought me to within $100 of my max out of pocket. I now have the challenge of tracking all my other bills, EOBs and payments and then somehow convey those to Medica and to TCO Excel to figure how to get a refund for payments beyond my max out of pocket total. Taxes may be an issue if it cannot be refunded back into my HAS account (HSA account is tax differed). This is very frustrating. If I could go back, I would not have paid the up front money or would have gone a different route for my hip replacement and not use TCO Excel. I have had disk replacement in my back, the early surgery on my hip, and my wife had a hip replacement at other providers. No prepayment was required for those surgeries and billing was not as confusing or required effort on my part to track my payments.