I had a broken elbow, they got to see me right away. They were helpful and went the extra mile to…read morebe able to get me into surgery quickly. My own heart doctor could not see me to clear for surgery and they got me in to see somebody so I did not live with a broken elbow. . Friendly and great staff with great care.

Dr Dominguez insisted on an unnecessary surgery Do NOT trust him! MRI report showed a partial…read moremeniscus root tear, including specific measurements of it. David Dominguez insisted that "they were wrong" and that it was a total tear that required surgery. Despite my knee feeling much better weeks after the MRI, he insisted that it was the "calm before the storm" and that I would experience bone on bone arthritis in 1-5 years. He said the knee will not heal without surgery sooner or later. Against my intuition, I proceeded with the surgery, based on his assertions. The exploratory procedure revealed exactly what the MRI report described. I had a partial meniscus root tear. He closed my knee up with no repairs whatsoever. His post op appointment revealed that my ligaments were intact, I only had a partial meniscus tear that "would heal on its own" and the area under my kneecap looked like that of a 20 year old. All of these statement in this review were made in the presence of his office staff. For this unnecessary and negligent procedure, his office and the surgery center will ultimately max out my $5,000 health insurance deductible, all out of my pocket. I will not take this without a fight. I have formally given him 14 days to refund my $700 deposit on the surgery and will be filing a medical malpractice claim next week unless I am absolved from all financial responsibility for this unnecessary procedure, caused only by Dominguez's improper interpretation of an MRI

Saw the P/A who was knowledgeable and helped to more clearly explain my MRI results to me. I was…read morescheduled to start PT the following week. I drove 45 minutes to the PT location only to see it was closed due to COVID19. I found out It actually closed 4 days before my appointment. Nobody ever called me to let me know. I left a message, nobody ever called me back. I heard from another medical group that First Choice was closing for good and their doctors and staff were moving around looking for work elsewhere. The following week I received a bill for xrays. I called my family doctor and asked to be referred somewhere else.

The best orthopedic medical group and best physical therapy around!…read more The rehab team offers both physical therapy and occupational therapy. FCMG Physical Therapy offers multiple locations to allow you easy access that is close to home or work. The therapists are well versed and are very skilled in their practices!

The most amazing kind and qualified hand and arm surgeon in Brevard. He is the Dr that other Drs…read moreuse .!! That poor review was not deserved, the staff is as upbeat as dr Woodward

this review is for the staff only. I have not been in to…read moresee Dr. Woodward as of yet even though I am still in pain and still only have partial use of my hand as I explained this to the two females (which is the only nice thing I can say about them) behind the reception counter or should I say the cold shoulder counter or ......they could have cared less and acted like they would rather I just went away and not bother them let alone how dear I contact them instead of waiting longer than the week and a half for them to call me after my doctor had put in the referral request. It has been six (6) weeks and I have two more to go before my "appointment". I have heard nothing but good about Dr. Woodward and at the same time the very same people when I mention my experience said yeah that's how they are. at this point since I am in pain I am going to check out another doctor that I have heard good reviews on both him and his staff.

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.

Very caring and knowledgeable The entire practice is friendly and helpful Dr. Lewis is…read moreconsiderate and compassionate.

From the owner: Dr. Sara Lewis, DPM, FACFAS is a fellowship-trained podiatrist and board-certified surgeon in Foot,…read moreReconstructive/Rearfoot and Ankle Surgery by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery. She was raised on the Space Coast and returned to Brevard after completing her fellowship in Atlanta, Georgia. She completed her Foot and Ankle Trauma and Reconstructive fellowship at Southeast Permanente Medical Group in Atlanta, Georgia. She received residency training at DeKalb Medical Center, now known as Emory Healthcare, in Decatur, Georgia.