I saw Dr. Miller for knee pain following an injury - my previous ortho doctor was out-of-network…read morewith new insurance. I was able to get an appointment in a reasonable amount of time and he quickly ordered the necessary tests to diagnose the injury. The surgery to repair my torn meniscus was quick and complication-free and gave immediate relief from the pain. I would absolutely recommend him and would see him again if needed.

I had very successful hip replacement surgery about 7 years ago. At the time I gave Dr. Miller a…read moreglowing review. Comparing Dr. Miller's follow-up to the follow-up my husband receives from his surgeon there is a glaring gap. I saw Dr. Miller for my 6 weeks check-up after each replacement and haven't seen him since. My husband has an annual check-up visit. Something is wrong with my right hip but I won't go back to Dr. Miller. Probably could have been caught if I had an annual check-up. Just want to warn others if you are looking for follow through, maybe Dr. Miller is not for you

They only do surgery as last resort. I'm very impressed with the care they give. Very kind and…read morecompassionate.

Dr Hines is amazing and cares deeply about his patients. He performed the repair on my torn rotator…read morecuff and bicep. He did an excellent job preparing me for the lengthy recovery. Now that I am on the other side of that I am almost 100% back to pre injury. The staff at the office was amazing through all my visits.

They misrepresented what my co-pay would be, telling me that by choosing to pay the higher co-pay I…read morewould potentially get a refund from my insurance but never mentioning that it was possible my insurance would charge both co-pays. They explicitly said that by paying the higher co-pay, that I was ensuring I would not come further out of pocket, and if anything would receive a refund. Then months later, i find out they were incorrect and my insurance was applying both co-pays, and that it was their mistake for not making me aware of this possibility. Now I owe them an additional $35 per visit, on top of the $55 I had already paid them. I'm glad I didn't go for as many visits as they were recommending (pushing in a salesy way) because then I would owe them so so much money as I did not find out about their misleading representations until much later. It's absolutely not worth $90 out of pocket (on top of the hundreds they bill my insurance) for a 15 minute visit where all that happens is the doctor massages my arm for 5 mins and then talks to me about dogs the other 10. I feel like I got swindled here and I will never go back.

I'd highly recommend Dr. MARAFFA. I was injured during my 100 miles trail run (hamstring, ITB,…read moreback), and he's helped me with the pain immensely. I'm also healing well and quickly to prepare for my next 100 miler this summer.

Next Step Orthopedics, thank you for your dedication and exceptional care. I want to extend a…read moreheartfelt and special thanks to my surgeon, Dr. Dominique Nickson, MD, for being an OUTSTANDING physician. Your expertise and compassion for your patients have made an immeasurable difference to my physical and mental well-being during a challenging time. Orthopedic surgery requires precision, resilience, and strength to tackle complex procedures, and you embody these qualities. The patient-centered approach you and your team take has helped improve my quality of life and recovery from my rotator cuff injury. We are fortunate to have such a skilled and caring orthopedic surgeon as you, Dr. Nickson. Again, thank you for your kindness, support, and unwavering commitment to excellence. Sophia W.

Shoulder pain. The quality of care I received was top quality. The service was second to none.I was…read moretotally satisfied with the treatment and later referred to a specialist. I will always be a client of Dr. Nickson office. He will never make you feel he is in a rush and over look your care. A satisfied client. J. May

Dr. Morgan is awesome not only did he take great care of my leg but when there was a…read moremisunderstanding with the billing department he stepped in and took care of that as well. I couldn't imagine having anything better to say about him

Simply put, Dr. Prudich isn't for us. After hunting for the best wrist doctor in the area, I…read moreconvinced my husband to schedule an appointment to get the lump in his wrist examined. All the positive reviews across multiple platforms made me think this would be a good decision. We were able to be seen within a few days but at our visit, everything went downhill fast and we won't be returning. First off, the front desk ladies were wonderful. They're super kind and cordial and they're the only positive thing about this whole experience. Once in the room, the nurse took a look at my husband's wrist, confirmed my suspicion that it was a ganglion cyst, and said they could slap a bible on it. We laughed thinking she was kidding as she left the room. Then, the doctor, after a strange first encounter that I'll get into in a sec, came in and said the same thing. Um, no. I do not want you taking a "soft bible" and whacking my husband's wrist. You can get blood poisoning by popping a cyst like that and we aren't living in archaic (or ahem, biblical) times. After dismissing that option, he said he could cut it out or drain it and left that decision to us with no advice beyond the success rate. Typically, doctors give their impression on what's the best, medically necessary course of action. We didn't get that. He just seemed like he wanted to beat the blood of Jesus into his wrist and call it a day. The treatment plan was less than desirable but his first impression when he entered the room was worse. It's very off-putting when the doctor stands in the doorway, stares at me, stares at my husband, and then says, "y'know you can take those things [masks] off..." We're aware, but no thanks. There was no "hello" or "how are ya," and as my husband later put it on the car ride home, this doctor "didn't want anything to do with us" based on his demeanor. If you're looking for real medical advice and treatment, look elsewhere. I can't fathom how this guy has so many positive reviews if this is how we treats people and their medical issues.

Best ortho ever. Everyone in my family sees him. He's done surgery on people in our family. He's to…read morethe point, but makes sure he's always doing the best job for lasting recovery. I would always recommend him.

I came to see Dr. McNutt after tearing my ACL and medial meniscus. He and his staff are incredibly…read morethorough, kind, reassuring and professional. The surgery went so well and his staff have been wonderful in responding to all of my questions!

I easily scheduled an appointment as a new patience within a 2 week timeline. The office is on the…read more4th floor, facing the small room you exit as you step off the elevator. I checked in and as I was starting to fill out paperwork, I was called back. I was barely able to finish my paperwork when a tech collected me for x-rays. I waited less than 5 min to see Dr McNutt which I'm sure that was only due to him waiting to review my x-rays. He politely introduced himself and quickly examined my arms' mobility. Immediately he determined the source of my injury, gave me a shot of some sort to relax the inflamation. He prescribed physical therapy and sent me on my way. It was an amazingly fast visit and a huge relief that he diagnosed my issue as I was suffering for months just hoping it was basic soreness that would go away.

Earlier this year I saw Dr. Michael Adams at Total Orthopedics Sports & Spine in Allen, TX, for a…read moreleft ankle injury. Unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing. From the start, Dr. Adams did not show much patience or empathy. He looked at the wrong x-ray twice (from a previous injury), never examined or touched my foot during either appointment, and dismissed the severity of my pain and bruising. I was specifically told not to put weight on my ankle for three weeks, but at the follow-up he ridiculed me for still being on crutches, leaving me feeling belittled and confused. Because my pain continued, I sought a second opinion with Dr. Joseph Vineyard at the Carrell Clinic. He performed a thorough exam, ordered proper imaging, and found additional injuries -- including a Lisfranc injury and another fracture -- that explained my pain and required physical therapy. Without that second opinion, I likely would have had lasting complications. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Dr. Adams. If you feel your pain is being dismissed, I strongly encourage getting a second opinion.

Michael Adams is a skilled surgeon. What other surgeons…read morecannot he can. what other surgeons would not attempt he succeed. I'm very satisfied with my surgery.

Dr Maurer and team have been the best for all three ops I've had to undergo. Bedside manner and…read moreprofessionalism is a lost art, but not with them.

The amount of time and stress it took me to try and reschedule my appointment caused me to cancel…read moreit entirely. Just like everywhere else now they have minimal human contact and I could not feel less cared for.

Dr Oladeji is by far one of the WORST drs I have bet been to he does not care if his patients are…read morein pain he refuses to send them in medicine doesn't really care to hear what the patient says his bedside manner is atrocious I definitely DO NOT RECOMMEND COMMING TO THEM AT ALL. I can only imagine what the care would be like after surgery if it was this terrible before... -20/10 he gave a weird look when walking through the door didn't shake your hand no smile no nothing immediately looks at the color of your skin and adjusts his attitude to how his face looks when he first sees who's in the room . Definitely will not be back there ever again !

I had an appointment with Dr. Burg at Total Orthopedics Sports and Spine on April 8, 2025. I…read morearrived early, brought my paperwork, and came prepared with both an MRI and X-ray on disc, as instructed. After waiting over an hour past check-in, I was taken back -- only to be told by the PA that I needed another X-ray because "your X-ray is bad," despite never reviewing the one I brought or my MRI (which clearly shows lumbar disc issues and nerve involvement). When I questioned why more imaging was needed before even seeing the doctor -- especially since MRIs are superior for nerve-related symptoms -- I was told I couldn't see the doctor unless I agreed to it. The MRI was never reviewed, and no clinical justification was offered for denying care. I left without being seen, deeply frustrated. The front desk staff was also unprofessional, casually using profanity while I waited in the lobby. Overall, the experience raised serious concerns about patient care, medical ethics, and billing practices. I would advise anyone looking for a spine specialist to consider other options.