I have seen both Dr Chalkin and Dr Holt in this clinic. I love both doctors. They care about…read morehealing you and getting you out of pain. Dr Chalkin recently did a Carpel tunnel release and it fixed the numbness I was having. The surgery went well. The anesthesia that the anesthesiologist used though did not work and they had to give me more. That's the only complaint and it was fixed quickly. The wait in his office can be long he's got probably the whole state trying to get his help but it was worth the wait. They are in a beautiful new office at 61st and Lewis.

Receptionist thinks that she is a nurse or the Dr. and that it is her job to diagnost the problem…read moreand give and opinion. Was recommended to Dr. Chalkin and would not wish on my worst enemy. Too busy to look at the chart or listen to what the problem is. Only see him for about 10 minutes for each visit. I have been at this for a year and my hand is now worse then before I went to see him. You have to wait hours to get in and twice once you get there they have rescheduled after waiting 2 hours. I am a 2.5 hour drive a way and have to take a day of vacation everytime I see him. Do like Dr. Graham, he is attentive and worth the visits. now having multiple surgeries because they can't figure out what is wrong and how to fix it. Hope others have better results.

Dr Mittal is an excellent surgeon..however 4 months post surgery I received a bill for $3499.10…read morefrom hospital and $1116.78 from his office even after his office had told me my balance was 0 two weeks before. I am 75 and live on Social Security. My bill from hospital was $79,594.75. Don't know what Dr. Mittal's chg was. FYI

In April, I was scheduled for knee replacement surgery by Dr. Mittal. A week before the scheduled…read moresurgery, I was informed that I needed to pay nearly $1800 up front. This was my first notification of this out-of-pocket expense. I asked if there was a payment plan and was told no by the billing associate. I told her that I needed to cancel the surgery. She did then offer a payment plan - half up front with two subsequent payments. I gave her my debit card. The next day I decided that this wasn't a good option for me and asked that she refund my card. I've been waiting for six weeks for this refund. The billing associate does not return my phone calls. I've visited her at the clinic twice and each time I'm told that it's being processed. One of the forms handed to me at the time of the visit concerned a blood-platelet procedure that he performs. The box was checked that I did approve of this, ready for my signature. I later found out that this is optional. This had not been discussed. Dr. Mittal spent about a minute with me during my two visits. In addition to not being informed about the up-front cost, I was blindsided at the hospital when told I needed to pay for the Iovera injection up front. This was over $400. This entire experience with this office had been a nighmare.

Had to come back to this god forsaken place. They told me six months ago that I couldn't be with…read moremy wife when she was diagnosed with cancer, because I am male and males are not allowed to go back to where the dr is. Today I sit here and watch males go in and out. I wish this place would go out of business. A 1 star review is too good for this place. Find some where else to go where the staff are human and the top priority is you not their staff.

Great experience! Everyone was very nice and helpful. They actually seemed to care and we weren't…read morejust another person.

I believe I'm having an NMO attack. NMO is similar to MS. I called Dr. Rosenhamers office to see if…read moreI could be seen as an emergency. The lady who answered the phone was very uncaring. Informed me they didn't have any appointments until May! Left untreated, I would most likely be permanently paralyzed by then. I asked her to atleast leave a message for the dr. She refused! Told they don't see patiebts on an emergency basis. Best she could do is put me on a cancelation list. I've dealt with this rare disease for 18 years. We moved to Oklahoma 2 years ago, and I've been fortunate to be stable. Saw Dr. Rosenhamer when I first moved here to get established. I have NEVER had a receptionist refuse to give a dr a nessage!!! Thank God for my pcp. She atleast called me in steroids for me. I will never deal with that ofgice ever again.

I came here to visit my Dad while he was in the ICU before he passed on Thanksgiving Day this year…read more Although my Dad had to be moved from being on a ventilator, being in the ICU, being in step down care, etc., I can't say enough good things about the staff that I interacted with at Hillcrest. From the time my Dad called me to tell me that he was diagnosed with Stage IV colorectal cancer to the day I saw him in the ICU was exactly one month to the day - and he was dead just a couple weeks later. The staff answered my questions without beating around the bush which I appreciated. While my siblings and I were very pragmatic about our Dad's prognosis, my Mom and my Dad's extended family weren't taking it so well. My mom was at the hospital 24/7, sleeping in a chair in my Dad's room to be by his side. The staff were incredibly gracious and kind to my Mom. They let all of the family filter in, pray, talk, etc., for as long as they wanted outside of shift change. While I was out of the country on the night of my Dad's passing, a few of my siblings were there and they let me know that the staff allowed more than 2 people at a time to go in and sit with my Dad's body for a few hours to grieve, which I know my family appreciated. The only drawback for my visit to Hillcrest was that the cafeteria was rough for gluten-free options as a celiac. I went an entire day on just a bag of Cheetos from the cafeteria while I sat in my Dad's room. If I needed to stay longer at the hospital, I would have had to order safe food from outside of the hospital. Overall, my interaction with security, nurses, interns and doctors was fantastic in such a stressful time that I didn't have much time to prepare for. Visited: November 2025

This is my first experience will Hillcrest, and it's been really great so far. My mom has been…read morediagnosed with lung cancer, and the staff have been really great. Everyone from reception to doctors have been so professional and helpful.

Absolutely the best Dr. Very caring and always listens. He has replaced both of my knees and they…read moreare excellent now. He also replaced my husband's knee. And he's getting ready to do surgery on my husband's shoulder. Would definitely recommend Dr Holt (no relation) to anyone!

This office is the ABSOLUTE WORST when it comes to caring for their patients and being able to file…read moreinsurance claims correctly. Every single bill I have received I had to call on. Every prior auth I needed I had to call on to make sure they were doing their job. Had a surgery and was told everything was up to date on billing everything was good only to receive a nearly $700 bill a year after my surgery was completed. DO NOT RECOMMEND

I let him talk me into surgery for a sore foot I'd been dealing with for 5 yrs. He claimed it could…read morebe solved by cutting a slice of bone out of my toe which he claimed was too long. The surgery made matters worse and I just had a 2nd one to fix the real problem (torn tendon in plantar plate) and additional problems he caused. In short: never let a Podiatrist do surgery on you: see an Orthopedic surgeon who specializes in feet.

From the owner: Tim McConn, DPM - fellowship-trained foot and ankle surgeon in the state of Oklahoma - delivers…read moreexceptional services to people living in or near the areas of Midtown Tulsa, South Tulsa, and Owasso, Oklahoma.  Dr. McConn specializes in using minimally invasive techniques like arthroscopy to treat patients suffering from foot, ankle, and lower leg conditions. He employs the most up-to-date technologies, including the ArthroBrostrom® minimally invasive ankle instability repair and the Subchondroplasty® Procedure for chronic heel pain as well as other conditions leading to bone swelling. These modern approaches aid patient recovery and enable his patients to return to their daily activities far more quickly. Dr. McConn was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and graduated from Bishop Kelley High School in Tulsa in 2003. In 2006, Dr. McConn received his bachelor's degree from Baker University in Baldwin City, Kansas, where he also played baseball. His participation in sports sparked an interest in medicine, and having found his calling, Dr. McConn earned his medical degree at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in North Chicago, Illinois.  After graduating in 2015, he completed his surgical residency (West Penn) with Allegheny Health System in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which he completed in 2018. Directly after his residency training, Dr...

I talked to Dr. Anagnost about my back issues, but ended up using a different surgeon in town to…read morehave my spinal fusion done. The reasons really were that Dr. A's hospital where he performs the surgery is in Tahlequah and for me that is quite a hustle from Tulsa for surgery, I really liked Dr. A and I felt like he was listening and he would've been a great surgeon but the logistics didn't work out for me. The office however, was a little bit unorganized and they never somehow got my insurance card processed correctly and I had to give it three or four different times but it never got passed on to my insurance bills so that was kind of a headache. Also, there's a little bit of an attitude and wait time in the office itself. The doctor himself seemed like a good surgeon, but I can't attest to an experience.

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