My foot bones did not fuse correctly as expected after surgery by Thomas Wilson. Had to have the…read morebones re-broken, hardware removed, and the surgery completely re-done. My lesson learned is "Don't let a Podiatrist do Orthopedic (bone) surgery". Find an Orthopedic surgeon that does your specific procedure routinely. I recommend Jewett Orthopedic in Orlando. It's worth the drive. Also their x-ray machine is very old and often not working.

Dr. Wilson is kind, respectful and professional. I had a blister between my toes, bunion and hammer…read moretoes. He fixed me right up!

I recommend Top Tier @ Suntree 100%!! The front desk staff are very kind and caring. My PT, Ashley…read moreO., is the best! I had Rotator Cuff repair and saw her for 4 months. She listened when I was having a hard time mentally and pushed me physically to recovery. She'd often have to stop and remind me that I was only XX days/weeks post surgery. Very hard to be patient. This surgery is the hardest thing I've had to endure, physically and mentally, in a long time. She was amazing, patient, caring, VERY knowledgeable of the body, she does not cut you any slack (which I loved), and always had some funny story to share. :) Not all Physical Therapy is created equal... but I can assure you I received the best care here!

Physical therapy for my back and knees. They were very friendly and knew what they were doing…read more She helped me a lot.

I am receiving therapy for left hip pain Have had bilateral…read morehip replacements in the past Left hip over 20 years ago Right hip less than ten years My doctor ordered physical therapy to strengthen my legs, feet and hip areas With stretching, exercises, massage and balance Twice a week for six weeks I have only been going twice a week for a couple of weeks but have learned so much about what I need to do and how to help in all these areas The therapists are very thoughtful, attentive and caring They make sure you do not overdo with each session I am very grateful to have found this place and can see how much these people care about your positive results with your therapy They are very good at fitting you into the weekly schedules as best they can I highly recommend going here if you need any physical therapy Thank you to all the people who work there Go to Cora therapy if you can

The staff and therapists at Cora are friendly and knowledgeably. They helped me through recovering…read morefrom rotator cuff surgery and all the insurance stiff that's crazy confusing. Now, I'm ready to get back into surfing and pickle ball. Thanks!

Dr Frye sadly ruined the use of my hand and my career as a vet nurse…read more After his botched my surgery, I have had to have 2 further surgeries for correction from his shoddy work. I went to Jewett Orthopedics in Orlando for repair of his work. I would go anywhere but to Doctor Frye. Brief History: I saw Dr Frye for cortisone shots in a failing pip joint, he recommended finger pip surgery as shots were not working. I informed him I would like to have joint replacement but he insisted it was not possible, which many doctors since then have said that it was totally possible. This was his first lie. Next, was the condition of my finger post surgery as it came out leaning to one side badly plus it was excruciatingly painful. In addition, I found out that he also injured a tendon in his surgery and never told me. It had to be repaired as well in a further surgery, and when I complained to him, his words were "Well I thought I got it straight". He sent me to hand therapy and the therapist commented on the poor surgery result. As a result they tried to splint it straight, 3 times. That didn't work, it was painful to try and they even splint to go leaning it the opposite way! And he did not stop there as he then told me I had to pay for it to be corrected from his shoddy handy work and even offreed to cut my finger off! That is when I decided to go elsewhere for a second opinion. I'm so glad I did! To correct his shoddy I had to have a pin inserted the length of my finger, down the bone in my finger for over 6 months to repair the tendon. Also, the fused joint had to be re-broken and a long plate was inserted. Then another surgery to remove the plate. To this day, it is still painful and hard to even use. (2 years on). I cannot use my finger for work or life in general. I cannot grasp my hand. I cannot use it without residual ache for hours, and a burning sensation, and I was only 59 when he did it. In conclusion, sadly all I can say is he didn't care. He turned on his heels, as after I begged for help, he just said well we can "cut it off" and then he walked out of the consult room. I'll bet this would be different if it was his botched finger surgery! My career and life was assisting in surgery with the animals. Now I can't even fill a syringe. Lastly, once you remove a joint you cannot ever replace it. Be very careful to ever remove a joint as it's irreversible, so I suggest you consider a replacement joint instead. Please research people! This surgeon may be kind to other people but he destroyed my daily life, cooking, cleaning, writing, carrying.,but most of all, I can never work again properly.

I had 2 surgeries by Dr. Moyles. The fist was on my right thumb and it went well. The second…read moresurgery was on my right middle finger to relieve a "trigger finger". It actually made things worse. Much worse. Dr. Moyles is a nice enough man, but his surgical abilities are so-so. Now my left thumb hurts, I'll live with the pain since he's the only true hand specialist in town.

Dr. Alotta is absolutely amazing!! I am a rather complex case with rare diagnosises that Dr. Alotta…read moreactually is incredibly knowledgeable in. He knows how badly I do not want surgery and has helped my slipping rib syndrome, Eagles Syndrome, hip dysplasia, twisted pelvis(best adjustment aside from my ribs ever!! and Ehlers Danlos. I don't know what I would do without him!! I drive 35 miles one way just to see him!!!! He is the only one I trust to do any adjustments on my body. He is a godsend for me and my pain is reducing over time as we get my body to stay in place. He is helping me stay away from major joint and spine surgeries while keeping me mobile along with the exercises he gives...life changing! Thank you with all my heart and your staff as well!

Awesome folks love the dr and staff very knowledgeable in your field of sports medicine caring…read moreconsidered they listen to me

I have been treated by PT Professions in Viera FL since April 2017. During this time I have been…read more treated for multiple issues including a torn rotator cuff, low back problems and post shoulder surgery. PT Professional provides outstanding care with one-on-one attention. Prior to going to PT Professionals I had been going to a different physical therapy group on Merritt Island. PT Professionals is so superior to this other group. I have been treated by several of the therapist and all have been very professional and skilled. Normally Chardae is my therapist. She is very caring and knowledgeable therapist and I always feel much better after a session. She is extremely knowledgeable of the various physical therapy techniques. I most recently have been treated after surgery on my shoulder. PT treatment started the day after the surgery. She has me perform various exercises to strengthen the shoulder. She manipulates the shoulder to allow for more range of motion. My favorite acitivity is when she massages the shoulder. It feels so amazing. She knows just what to do to make the shoulder feel better. She is a very skilled and professional therapist. While having treatment I have watched while therapist provide other patients therapy. They customize the treatment around the patients problems and abilities. Over time I have seen these other patients continually improve. If you live in the Merritt Island, Cocoa Beach, Melbourne or Viera area and need physical therapy I highly recommend you go to PT Professionals in Viera.

The team at PT Pros helped me finish recovering from a lumbar fusion. Justin in the Palm Bay office…read morewas my primary therapist, though I did have sessions with each of the other trainers. Over about 6 weeks we were able to take me from being so sore that I spent most of my time on a heating pad to having almost zero pain and a LOT more flexibility. What was different about PT Pros is that we kept mixing up the workouts. Other PTs I have been to can so repetitive that I drop out. Bottom line, I went in broken and came out a lot better, with the tools to keep improving. PT Pros rocks!

On November 12 of 2025 I had my hip replaced by this doctor. I spent over six or seven months…read moreresearching doctors and determined that Dr. Miller was right for the job. This is what I wrote to his superiors and to those that Request requested comments in my suggestions. I said, " Your doctor, Dr. Miller and staff were in Direct competition with Cleveland, Clinic and Dr. Brooks staff. Not only that, so was your Hospital at Palm Bay versus the Hosp In Vero Beach called Cleveland clinic. I chose Dr. Miller over the esteemed Dr Brooks not because Dr. Miller was younger or that he did more surgeries which he did not in comparison to Dr. Brooks. Dr. Brooks has a five fold total above Dr. Miller in regards to hip replacement. Although Dr Brooks is an esteemed seasoned Dr. An instructor, I chose Dr. Brooke and his staff because of the massive number of feedback Online from actual customers and their comments in regards to How happy they were after the procedure, how happy they were in choosing Dr. Miller and his staff and how successful they felt years later, as well as how caring his staff was, and how responsible, Confident and serious they took each day in doing their job. That amount of feedback was fivefold of the feedback. Dr. Brooks had online from what I could find. That feedback Was more valued than the five times of experience, Dr. Brooks had. In my opinion, I chose the right Doctor Who did the right job. PS - He And his staff did so well that I had zero bruising, zero discoloration, and nearly 0 pain after my surgery. I just wish I could bungee jump... Lol Just kidding." Then, if I could, I would've dropped the mic and walked away.

After many years searching for the right surgeon, I finally found complete confidence in Dr. Scott…read moreMiller--and I am so grateful I did. He performed my knee replacement 9 months ago and my hip replacement 6 weeks ago, and the results have truly changed my life. For the first time in years, I am walking straight and free from the excruciating joint pain that once affected every step I took. My recovery is progressing exactly as planned, and I am actively doing physical therapy with great results. Dr. Miller's skill, professionalism, and care gave me not only successful surgeries, but also my mobility and quality of life back. I would also like to highlight how excellent Viera Hospital is. The facilities are outstanding, and the staff is truly exceptional--professional, attentive, and compassionate every step of the way. At 76 years old, this means everything to me. I highly recommend Dr. Miller and Viera Hospital to anyone looking for outstanding orthopedic care you can truly trust. Lourdes Alonso Corbett

I These people! The whole group is Wonderful! They were…read morethere 100% for me Before, During & after my left knee replacement. I'm waiting for the right time to do my right knee.But I'll be back With Doctor Callenberger and his staff.

Avoid this doctor at all costs. In taking the Hippocratic Oath, Callenberger must have overlooked…read morethe word "no" and thought it was "Do harm." My family's experience with him was a nightmare. I had an elderly relative who fell and broke her pelvis. The fractures were mild, not even visible on hospital x-rays; they appeared only in CT scans. Still, Callenberger insisted that my relative had to go to a "rehab center" for two to four weeks. He was adamant, even though--by his own admission--he recalled a rehab center that "reeked or urine," as he blithely put it. Callenberger sticks to one and only one paradigm, and he paints patients into a corner. Disaster can ensue, and it did for us. Since he was the doctor, I followed his directive. I selected a well-rated rehab center, although I found it to be understaffed and blighted by incompetence. Eight days into her stay there, my relative suffered a stroke. Two months later, she died. This catastrophe was avoidable. Had Callenberger presented different options instead of just one--the rehab center--we would have welcomed our relative back home, where recovery would have been congenial and safe. Callenberger should be placed in a rehab center himself so that he gets a dose of his own medicine, literally. The experience might prompt a badly needed revision of his primitive thinking. This sham of a doctor is constrained by a curtained mind and failure to listen. My relative had no desire to stay in a rehab center, but Callenberger insisted. What did he hope to achieve by sending a patient in her 90s to such a place? Of what utility was that? Where is Callenberger's sense of reality and sensitivity to patients? He has none. A competent doctor would take a better-informed, more thoughtful look at individual patients instead of a formulaic approach to the whole lot of them. Intellectually clumsy and thus dangerous, Callenberger needs a realistic appraisal of each unique patient and a more flexible cast of mind. He has neither. Speaking of cast, I would not even trust Callenberger to make a cast or splint. Open his little black bag and you'll probably find snake oil and leeches. This guy should not be practicing medicine. He should be sweeping floors in a morgue or mowing lawns at a cemetery. That way, he would be closer to his victims. Don't trust this guy; don't listen to him. Exercise your own judgment. The life of your loved one will depend on it.