I have parasthesia in my lower leg after a knee surgery at Orthopedic Associates of Wisconsin. I…read morenow live in chronic pain everyday of my life due to nerve damage. Who I was, my livelihood and life are gone. I don't know how surgeons live with themselves knowing they have taken people's lives.

Have had the best experience here. Dr Zhu was incredible and I would recommend him to anyone. Had…read moreACL reconstruction and everything has gone well.

The therapist was great but I had some billing issues that o had to call about 9 times to get…read moreresolved

No one likely wakes up and says, gee I wish i had to go to get my ortho on. But that said these…read moreguys are great. My whole family (sadly) is seeing one of the docs here right now. We are all 100% happy with the care they provide. Full service: hospital is next door and does MRIs to surgery.

Horrible customer service. Ive been trying to cancel services for over 2 months and they never…read morerespond to my calls. Horrible customer service. Once they have your money, they don't care about you

I Had two shoulders injuries. My right had become a frozen shoulder. The pain was unbearable. My…read moreleft was so bad it radiated down into my chest. The Orthopedic Doctor did not even believe me, he thought I was one of those people looking for pain medication. I never even asked for any. Finally, He relented to an MRI. This two months later. No apologies, He said to go to physical therapy. I had a torn rotator cuff. And a A.C injury. It would lead to major surgery. My first day of physical therapy, she took may froze arm and yanked it skyward. I came close to passing out. I never went back. I eventually taught myself to get my own arm to work again. But the pain was still there. I heard ads for QC Kinetix and eventually, my husband and I decided to try them. I am on my last treatment. I would have had to give up my job without them. I am completely pain free. The thing is you have to do the exercises! I am very driven to not have this horrible pain. You are part of a team with them. I can sleep on my sides now. Thank you QC Kinetix!

Excellent focus and service. Especially as compared to my prior foot "specialist". I am hoping for…read morea long relationship with this practice.

From the owner: Advanced Foot and Ankle of Wisconsin was founded in 2006 with the premise to provide excellence in…read moreall aspects of foot and ankle care. Drawing from his experience in developing community podiatry offices in Racine and Beloit for the underprivileged, Dr. Michael Kokat ultimately chose to expand into Burlington, WI, which had a need for expert surgical podiatry services. After working with orthopedic surgeons and large podiatry groups in Milwaukee, Dr. Kokat felt he could provide exceptional service and value to his patients as an independent provider. His goal was to put the CARE back into patient care. In 2013, the company expanded into the Brookfield and Milwaukee area. It was clear that his service and dedication to patients was making a direct impact on the communities he served.

Horrible experience from start to finish. Spent hours in post op in agony. They were giving me pain…read moremeds but I had no IV fluids- so meds were not moving. Aftercare was rushed. Pain for more than a year in spite of constant PT. He may score points for lack of infections but loses all them on his indifference in after care. it's clear he is all about making a name for himself and the fortune that brings.

Dr Evanich and his team are the best ever .. Only Ortho surgeon I would ever go to…read more The staff at the Mayfair office is something to be desired especially Ashley , very placating and snide .

Excellent personalized service! Professional newly remodeled…read moreoffices & physical therapy center. They pay attention to detail & you can tell the providers really want to see you get better.

The whole group at Keystone has taken exceptional care of me. Kent is the best in the area when…read moreit comes to PT. I would not go anywhere else!

There are a few locations, all the same greedy company. I was referred to a Jamie Edwards by my…read moreAscension nurse practitioner, the primary care professionals at Ascension Oak Creek are usually excellent. When I called the Orthopedic Institute of Wisconsin to schedule the appointment I wasted a lot of time calling when they don't have a scheduler answering the phone and I only got some answering service that can't take a message, can't schedule, why bother answering the phone? When I finally got a scheduler she wasted a good amount of my time and patience asking about my insurance. I'm well insured, Medicare and a supplemental, but she said she couldn't confirm that I have any insurance and wouldn't make the appointment. Not a single question about my health. I contacted the nurse practitioner, who by the way responds quickly via MyChart message (in contrast to the Orthopedic Institute which is stuck in a 20th century style of telephone only communication) who gave me the name of another orthopedic surgeon, unfortunately also with Orthopedic Institute. Another round of trying to call and finally getting a scheduler, this time she was able to find my records from a prior visit (I have spinal stenosis) and then implied I had done something wrong because my insurance had changed. Yes it changed, I retired, I became eligible for Medicare, this should be available information to anyone doing scheduling. So after taking more time to submit my new information, only then would she schedule me....for two weeks out. Nothing sooner, no concern for how I feel (I'm in pain), no sympathy whatsoever, all they are concerned with is my ability to pay. I asked if they have a cancelation list, they do not, "because it's a big clinic with a lot of providers." Shouldn't that mean that there are more cancelations that could be filled? I guess they don't care since they must bill for cancelations. To top it all off, the appointment isn't for the appointment time, I have to be there earlier (so make the appointment for the time you want me there!) and I must bring all my insurance cards. Trust issues, even though on the phone call she verified my insurance they need to check again before giving me any treatment. If you have any choice in the matter, find someplace else for orthopedic care. Some place that actually cares about your health more than payment.

The doctors are good. The receptionists/phone people are absolutely horrible. No one knows…read moreanything, no time-frames, only "I'll pass the message on" and then you just cross your fingers and wait, all while being in intense pain and needing treatment. The office staff doesn't give a shit, and couldn't be less helpful. Get ready for phone tag hell.