Have major issues, scheduled a appointment on phone and they were about 5 weeks or so our said that…read morewas fine. I was willing to wait for a a good place, but now a week before the appointment I get a phone call stating canceled appointment due to not accepting new patients now. So unprofessional and not much care for patients I can tell as you already scheduled the appointment and made me wait. Disgusting place ,

The staff is amazing! Kim is the most professional and efficient office manager I have ever met-…read moreshe does everything with finesse and is so pleasant and kind! Dr Nahr and Ms Ivy Tan are the epitome of professionals in their field and we have had amazing explanations and accommodation of time and understanding! Highly recommend!!

Don't come here. My doctor fat shamed me at my latest appointment. If that doesn't speak enough for…read moreitself, by all means, make that appointment and good luck!

I was referred to Dr. Parekh by the Hospital After an accident. So happy I got referred to Him and…read morehis staff! I had a pretty gnarly break that needed surgery to repair. The Docs team got me seen in the offfice and scheduled my surgery very quicky. The staff is fantastic, super friendly and easy to speak with and have been so amazing is every aspect of my care! They got me set up with Physical Therapy right away and I'm so grateful to them! I'd recommend this office a million times! just a great bunch of people!

5 star doctor, honest and professional, a real doctor. Treated us with kindness and respect, great…read morecare.

The staff is super nice. Make me feel so comfortable when I'm there. They also work with me on…read morescheduling. I do Hyperbaric Chamber. I love it there it's big and roomy. I like this place a lot

I just finished my 6 Lazer Treatments after Total Knee Replacement ! I can't say enough about this…read moretreatment. It is totally worth the money. It has totally helped with my recovery . I haven't taken a pain pill since the second day after surgery ! I have retired the walker to the garage lma week after surgery ! Do it you won't be sorry

I took my son to Ortho Lazer 3 days post surgery. He had torn his ACL, MCL and meniscus for the 2nd…read moretime and needed a quick recovery. Allison was our lazer tech and is awesome! She is the utmost professional and explained everything as she worked on his knee. The procedures definitely improved his recovery time and I would highly recommend OrthoLazer if you are seeking the same results in your recovery journey.

From my very first office visit until now they have been accommodating to my wants and needs to…read morerecovery. They also work closely with your insurance(s) in finding the best treatment options available to you. Lastly, I want to give kudos to Anamaria and Dr. B for listening to my concerns and taking their time with me. I couldn't feel more safe with their honesty with me, thank you!

Dr. Vahey is, in my humble opinion, the best hand and wrist surgeon anywhere, coast to coast…read more While most physicians spend their down time pursuing personal joy, this physician spends time updating his skills. You can depend on Dr. Vahey to be up to date on the newest information and the newest procedures available... all while still putting his extensive years of knowledge and experience to use. The best of both old and new. Dr. Vahey's unique ability to detect those who are faking, lying, exaggerating, etc is uncanny. He doesn't put up with it... he hasn't got time for cheats. That's excellent news for those with actual, honest issues. Because he doesn't tolerate cheats, he has more time for those of us who need/needed him. I had both hands worked on in the late 1990's. The things he explained to me then are what has happened over time. My issues were extreme (at the time) and almost unsaveable, but because he is the best at what he does, he changed my future. More than 20 years have past since my surgeries and I'm still able to use my hands, something that was not expected prior to my surgeries. Every single day, when I use my hands, I thank God and Dr. James Vahey.

Tried to charge me for a wrist brace I didn't get. Both the Dr and medical assistant said they gave…read moreit to me, they didn't, I left the office with only a cortisone shot and nothing else. They basically called me a lier. I Will NEVER GO THERE AGAIN!! BEWARE

Went for hand surgery. Staff is kind and Dr Golshani is competent. I did not wait over 5 minutes…read morefor any appointment. Surgery went fine. Went for post op visit to remove stitches. Took 10 minutes! Too bad all doctor offices do not run this well! Highly recommend.

I saw Dr. Kevin Golshani in January at the Nevada Orthopedic and Spine Center in Henderson…read moreregarding problems with my elbow. The office people where very nice and helpful. However my visit with Kevin was not good . He seemed to be in a hurry to be somewhere else and was not very professional. I would not recommend him to anyone seeking medical advice. Ted S.

Jarrod is one of the most comprehensive chiropractors I've seen in a long time. He really takes his…read moretime to make sure that your injuries are taken care of and that you leave in much better condition than when you got there.

I could never fully put into words how important Dr. Norman and his team have been to me over the…read moreyears. I'm in my seventies now, a retired truck driver with a bad back, and I've been to many chiropractors in my lifetime. When I moved to Nevada and chose Dr. Norman, I realized right away that he and his team are the best by far. In my opinion, Dr. Norman is the best in his trade. He goes above and beyond to repair your body and get you back to normal. He doesn't give up until you're fixed -- he truly does whatever it takes. Because of Nevada Spine, I've been able to keep working and moving like I'm in my thirties, even in my late seventies. And the team... they're incredible. Dr. Norman knows how to hire and train people with real compassion and heart. They treat you like family from the moment you walk in. Nevada Spine is, without question, the best. Thanks for all you do "Coach Carl"

I sought an appointment with Dr. Duke not because I expected surgery, but because I wanted an…read moreexpert review of my MRI findings and an opinion on potential causes of my ongoing symptoms. I was already aware that my imaging showed little of significance and that surgery was unlikely. The purpose of the consultation was to obtain diagnostic insight and discuss possible next steps. *Instead*, the entire discussion seemed to revolve around the fact that there was no surgically correctable structural abnormality. Multiple times I was told there was "nothing to do medically." and "you're at the end of the line". I found this statement both inaccurate and dismissive. Medicine is not limited to surgery, and the absence of a structural finding on MRI does not mean there are no medical explanations for pain or no treatments worth considering. Nerve irritation, chronic pain conditions, headache disorders, autonomic dysfunction, inflammatory conditions, and many other causes of pain can exist without obvious MRI findings. When I discussed my SCM pain, the conversation quickly drifted toward psychosomatic explanations, and I was left with the impression that seeking pain relief was itself unproductive and even that this might be "in my head" (psychological in nature). This was particularly frustrating given that I use pain medication extremely conservatively, typically only a few times per month and often at reduced doses.. my pain is abnormal, but what I didn't need was this air of dismissive disinterest. I'm well aware of the potential risks of pain medication, and while I don't think he assumed I was drug-seeking his quick "oh I wouldn't do that" to pain meds *and* trigger point treatments felt like someone who might suggest using them as a failure of one's constitution or even possibly worthy of rebuke because the imaging is patent. My impression was that Dr. Duke viewed the absence of a surgical target as the end of the discussion. He may be a capable spine surgeon, but this consultation demonstrated a narrow and reductionist view of medicine in which conditions that fall outside his specialty were largely dismissed rather than meaningfully addressed. A quick administrative complaint as well: I received instructions to pick up CD media for my appointment. So I grabbed two discs and brought them with and I was told "these aren't needed we have them".. so I felt I wasted my time grabbing those. Maybe as a "just in case", but I spent two hours procuring these which ended up being pointless additional effort. Maybe they should attempt to grab all imaging and confirming with you if they have a copy before you make this effort. Overall this felt like a waste of my time, I felt belittled and frustrated, and the commentary suggested this wasn't a "medical problem", despite other specialists with contrary opinions and the sheer fact "medicine" isn't purely a system of resolving 'only' structural issues. If I had seen this doctor earlier on with the issues I had and his desire to not treat with medication I have no doubt that I would not be around to have had this discussion. This is a review of his frame of mind, and lack of ability to navigate issues outside his area of expertise. I'm glad I got help from OTHER specialists and even when those doctors didn't have things diagnostically useful they still pushed for me to advocate for myself and if possible seeking treatment options and finding solutions that were still relatively conservative (including physical therapy). Experiences like this is what ruins people's confidence in doctors and healthcare specialists, he had plenty of opportunities to reassure me or express that maybe someone else would be better-suited, instead he framed it as a purely psychological issue (which he has no expertise in and is extremely presumptuous, he didn't offer a single alternative idea or thought beyond 'psychosomatic - which is a useful panacea when a doctor has no other ideas). - Further, he cannot reasonably rule out physical issues that have not been identified purely because one MRI wasn't useful. (Seronegative tests for example are a thing, but generally "the absence of evidence is not evidence of absence", and in this case doesn't mean it's a psychological phenomenon/issue to be vaguely gestured at.) If you have a nice MRI picture with clear evidence of a specific issue or condition, I'm sure he's great. But if you're wading through the uncertainty of a difficult diagnostic situation and seeking help, I would not recommend him. Purely because this is the kind of doctor who's going to chalk it up to an umbrella term and see you out with zero reflection or help.

If you like long waits and staff that do not respect your time, this is your place. Waiting 1.5…read morehours is an absurd amount of time. Does any doctor appreciate or respect that their patients are taking time off work to be there? If the doctor is running behind due to an "emergency", they should cancel or reschedule appointments they can't get to on time.

I originally was not happy with this place as it was more towards the pain management side however…read moreI originally saw dr Miao for my elbow and was completely dismissed of the pain I was in. When I called to ask for a second dr they reacted quickly and got me in to see dr amesour. He was AMAZING! He took time, listened to me and helped me that day with a shot of cortisone. For the first time in 5 months I'm pain free! I'm also seeing Dr Perry for my back and he's also an amazing doctor! Also took the time to listen and I'm on a path to getting better. The only department I'd stay away from is pain management. I had an 8:30am appointment and they didn't call until 7:30 that morning to ask where my referral was!?! Made no sense when it was desert orthopedics center that sent me to desert orthopedics pain management because the girl at the front desk was so unwilling to help she just cancelled my appointment.

They take forever, are inconsistent, and are inconsiderate of your time, so I wouldn't recommend…read morethem. They are kind, yes, but you'll end up waiting 30 minutes to get into your appointment and another 30 minutes for the doctor to see you. If you value your time, I would avoid them.