If you need orthopedic care, joints, spine, etc. This is the best. I love Dr. Dorencamp, Dr. Noud,…read moreDr. Ruhland. And if another of my body parts fail, I'll reach out to another specialist there. Also, I found the office to be professional, caring, and prompt in calling me back when I had a problem or concern. Dr. Dorencamp even called me at home to check on me after a procedure at McLaren Hospital. A++++++++++++ !

Came with someone to be seen for a referral, the so call office staff was super loud laughing loud…read moreand talking about the patients saying "just taking anybody, if you want to be seen just come here" another one said "it's all about the money" one sitting at window 4 with a gray headband, blue shirt and black sweater. UNPROFESSIONAL!

Remember a few months ago when I bitched about the terror that is Jason Cochran, orthopedic surgeon…read morefrom hell? Well I got a new referral to Kenton Waterbrook and he was excellent. Took lots of time with me to listen and understand my problems, did X-rays, reviewed all my medical documentation, determined that the cause of my pain is the IM rod in my tibia, was able to give me a detailed and logical explanation for why he could not do surgery to remove the rod, and gave me suggestions for how to manage the pain given that surgery was not an option. Night and day experience. If you need an OS in Lansing, I highly recommend Dr. Waterbrook.

From the owner: Lansing Orthopedic is a coordinated orthopedic care facility that offers a variety of health care…read moreservices to patients. The center specializes in providing diagnostic services, surgical and nonsurgical treatments and outpatient therapy. It provides joint replacement and reconstruction, general orthopedics and trauma, knee arthroscopic surgery, fracture care, sports medicine and podiatry services. The center also provides spine and hand surgeries, physical medicine and rehabilitation, scoliosis, physical therapy and functional pain management services. It is affiliated with Ingham Regional Medical Center & Orthopedic Hospital, Hayes Green Beach Hospital, Eaton Rapids Medical Center and Clinton Memorial Hospital. Lansing Orthopedic is located in Lansing, Mich.

I had sporadic low back pain for the past 25 years. When the pain flared up, it limited my…read moremobility. ORS helped me understand what my injury was (an inflamed joint and muscle) and how to strengthen the muscles around the problem area. Now the surrounding muscles are strong enough to support the inflamed area. I can now do activities that would give me a week's worth of pain and disablement without the resulting pain. ORS tailored an exercise routine for me to do at home. They supplied me with resistance bands. These allow me to do exercises anywhere...even when I'm traveling. The staff at ORS was friendly, encouraging, and helpful. I felt spoiled.

From the owner: Orthopaedic Rehab Specialists Physical Therapy in Lansing, MI offers expert physical therapy,…read moresports injury rehabilitation, and orthopedic care. Our licensed doctors of physical therapy create personalized treatment plans for post-surgical rehab, back pain, neck pain, joint pain, and chronic pain management. Using evidence-based therapy and advanced techniques, we help patients and athletes recover strength, improve mobility, reduce pain, and prevent future injuries. ORS Lansing-Gateway Lofts offers specialty treatment options including Shockwave therapy, Dry Needling, the Graston technique, Myofacial Decompression (Cupping), Lumbar Traction, and BFR (Blood Flow Restriction) therapy. ORS physical therapists have advanced certifications in vestibular treatment to help balance or inner-ear disorders, as well as TMD or TMJ treatments for jaw pain. The physical therapists at ORS Lansing-West Lansing serve Lansing, Michigan and the surrounding areas of Grand Ledge, East Lansing, Waverly, Dimondale, and DeWitt.

I saw Dr Zand six years ago for a recurring knee dislocation. After many other doctors were far…read moretoo conservative with my care, Dr Zand was ready to go! He immediately decided to perform a tibial tubercle transfer and a lateral release. Recovery was TOUGH. Hip to ankle cast for eight weeks, then countless hours regaining strength and flexibility. But without a doubt, the smartest thing I've ever done. The knee has been stable ever since. Not a single pop. Now, six years later, I am having some unrelated knee pain and decided to have it checked out. You can imagine my joy when the world renowned doctors at Kerlan Jobe in Los Angeles continuously complimented the beauty of my surgery after viewing my X-rays and MRI. Could not be more pleased with the work of Dr Zand.

Dr. Drayer did a partial knee replacement on my right knee. He explained very professionally what…read moreneeded to be done. I don't know what happened in the last review but I did not get that type of treatment. I have gotten very good care. He has been genuine about my care and my husbands care. Dr. Drayer is one of the few doctors qualified to do knee surgery robotical also. How many doctors in the area can do that? Going through knee surgery is hard enough as it is. Not for wimps that's for sure. I never have felt disrespected from Dr. Drayer in any way. He tells it like it is. Take his advice or leave it and deal with the pain. I choose to take his advice.

I would not recommend this business. Drayer is one of the rudest, most unprofessional doctors we…read morehave ever dealt with. He literally looks down his nose at you when he speaks as if you are some annoyance he has to deal with in order to get your money. He yelled at my wife when she asked reasonable questions about the procedure even going so far as to stand up over her and pointing down in an intimidating manner for bothering to question him. The hospital staff was appalled and two attendants present later came into my wife's room to apologize and stress that they are in no way affiliated with Drayer (they wanted to make that very, very clear). We have talked to others in the area who have had similar experiences. There are lots of competent orthopedic surgeons in the area. Do not waste your time with this guy. I would like to say the unprofessionalism is confined to Drayer but when I contacted the office with a billing question, the billing manager Amy promised a call back and we have yet to hear from her (over 30 days now). Do not even consider this business.

My 5 year old daughter saw Dr. Dubiel. She needed her cast removed and had to be forcibly held…read moredown as he cut her cast off. She was screaming bloody murder because he was cutting all the way through the cast and into her skin with the saw. She was cut by the blade 10 times. The cuts are 0.5 to 2.5 inches long and several are quite deep. My daughter is now terrified of doctors and I can't even sleep at night knowing I took her there.

Definitely was not impressed by the doctor I saw. He was rude, and not helpful. He didn't listen to…read moreanything I had to say. He didn't let me see my X-rays either. I was told to bring in my X-rays I had done so he could compare them to what he was supposed to do and wouldn't do it. He told me my shoulder should be stretched until I cried and that my other one looked the same. But I can move the other one without issue and without pain. So no, not actually true! I've been dealing with shoulder pain for 5 months and he's just making me wait too long to get answers I need. I don't appreciate doctors who try to give you the run around. Don't recommend this office at all for Dr. McDermott. I had already waited 6 weeks to see him and should have had a mri done while waiting to see him so now I would know my answers I needed. So now I have to wait another month to figure out what the problem is. He's not helpful! Getting refered to someone else because I don't trust this guy. He's terrible!

I would have said he was the best in the state when it comes to carpel tunnel surgery or having to…read morehave a nerve in elbow rerouted but post op almost 5 months later when I see him and tell him I'm having a throbbing burning pain wrist and that I can't turn a door knob or pour a gallon of milk or that I can't lock my elbow or if I i just slightly(even my robe clothe rubbing on it) makes my elbow hurt he wouldn't have said I needed counseling and that no way was I still having pain. What doctor basically calls their patient a hypochondriac? yet everyone I've talked to that has had this procedure says yes the numbness goes away but you get other issues.... He made me feel small and to tell me I need counseling like this pain is all in my head is VERY UNPROFESSIONAL! I will be seeking a second orthopedic to take a look at my arm.