I have had a great experience with OSMI. Dr Boothby has repaired both rotator cuffs successfully…read more His staff is efficient and kind. I appreciate everything I need is there - therapy, doctor, pharmacy. The office staff is easy to work with. Thank you OSMI!

I do t think this office has any regard for people's time. I arrived for my appointment early and…read morewaited 30 mins in the waiting room. I approached the front desk and asked what time my appointment was because I had been waiting for 30 mins. When I was told my appt time was 30 mins over due I was told there were still two patients ahead of me. I sat down and waited another 15 mins, I then went and told the desk clerk to annotate my chart as not seen due to doctor availability. They didn't even offer to reschedule my appt. In fact they didn't even care that I would be seen. I am now without a prescription, PT referral and still in pain. Don't think I'll be returning.

I went to these wonderful people for months after a severe accident left me with two fractured…read morefemurs. They have taken me from barely being able to walk without having to have my legs straight to, almost, jogging within a year. I thought I would have a lot of physical disabilities after this and got very bummed out because of it but they got me back up and going. They have a fantastic staff, they are all very sociable and polite. They work as hard as they can and more! God forbid I ever have another accident, but if I do and I need Physical Therapy again I will go back to them for sure!

I came here for one big shoulder problem that I had been dealing with for over 6 months and…read moretraining weightlifting and competing with a bum indistinct pain sucked. It made me so depressed and I had been to so many therapists and pain doctors to try to work it out as well as massages and chiropractors but no one could really fix it. Dr. Hapka was able to tell me exactly what was going on during the first visit and did a very extensive new patient visit including working the referred pain area which no one even caught prior to coming here. He also did cupping and did not pressure me to come back or anything. My husband YouTubed how to work the area he said the pain was really coming from and after a few weeks I was 100% better. I can go back to being pain free and lifting weights without pain or problems. I can't thank this guy enough!

I visited Dr. Mulhall at Active Spine & Sport Therapy around 8 years ago for sciatic pain and was…read moreoffered an exercise with modifications on Day 1 that I've used a handful of times over the years when I feel a flare up coming. We explored additional therapies over a short period, and I recall needling didn't work, but whatever - that stretch was enough once I committed to it and is my biggest takeaway from that time. To date, I have not seen nor heard of this particular exercise from anyone, including Google. Fast forward to the recent day I realize that my few decades of adult life stress that lives in my shoulders isn't going to fix itself and can no longer be ignored. My impatience, combined with an ease in scheduling, found me in Dr. Hill's office. After a week of doing exercises designed to loosen me up and help correct my posture, dry needling was performed yesterday. Y'all, I woke up wondering where my shoulders were because I couldn't feel them! And when a slow, dull ache began to build half an hour later, I easily found relief in a few of the exercises I had already been given. We still have more work to do together and I am so appreciative of their philosophy around treatment and how it's designed. You will get something on that 1st visit that will have you on a path to pain relief and better health. This practice is changing the way I physically live my life. I simply cannot say enough.

Let me begin by saying I typically hate doctors and their office staff, so many have no respect for…read moretheir customers whatsoever. Having said that, for me to be so pleased that I am willing to post a review has to be some indication of how pleased we were with Dr. Boothby's services. My wife had double, total knee replacement. Due to increased risk of clotting, Dr. Boothby was unwilling to perform both surgeries at once. But he performed each within less than 3 months of the other. Both went exceedlingly well. My wife was up and around, driving, almost normal again, within 60 days of each operation. After the first surgery, the rehab doctor looked at the incision and stitches with his mouth wide open and asked my wife, "Who did your surgery?" When she said, "Dr. Boothby," he replied, "Very nice," and called in others to show off Dr. Boothby's work to his assistants. Throughout the entire experience, Dr. Boothby has been exceedingly cooperative, his bedside manner has been excellent, and he has been willing to patiently explain everything and answer all of our questions. This should be the norm. Dr. Boothby's manner should not be the exception, BUT IT IS. It is second to none. What's more? His office staff have all been the same. His PA came in on an off day to remove my wife's stitches before the weekend so she could move around better with less discomfort. In fact, Dr. Boothby told us he left his former joint practice for this very reason, to ensure that all of his staff gave the best care possible to his patients. I ran into another patient of Dr. Boothby's at the DMV. Her procedures had been far more complicated, repairing injury rather than replacing. She said she could walk right again for the first time in years. If you're in need of any bone or joint treatment or surgery, visit Dr. Boothby. The address listed is old. Contact him at his new office: The Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Institute 6049 S. Hulen St., Suite 101 Fort Worth, TX 76132 (817) 529-1900 www.OSMIFW.com

How many hours in your life have you sat and waited for the doctor to see you? A bunch I will bet!…read moreWell I had a new experience today: I went in for my first chiropractic treatment, and it being my first visit I relied on my GPS to get me there. For some reason it took me the long way around to the office and following the GPS made me 8 minutes late with the traffic I encountered. The doctor refused to see me and told me to come back at 3:15, to which I said "I don't think so." Of course he did not tell me himself, he sent his wife/receptionist out to tell me. And incidentally, she was very kind and cordial, but he had taken the next patient waiting for their appt after mine into the room when I did not arrive precisely on time. I later wondered if the other patient was 15 minutes early because they had already experienced his disregard! Ha! Anyway, VERY unprofessional behavior. I was also told that the visit was 30 minutes, when in fact it was only 15 minutes. But the dr could have asked me to wait for 5 minutes and give me the next appt since he had given my appt away. For other reasons I decided to cancel all my future appointments with him; I needed further advice on my condition before trying his new treatment. However, after the way I was treated today I am not sure I would have wanted to return for any future treatment. He is very young in years and in business and obviously has a lot to learn. I am not speaking against his ability as a chiropractor, only his practice with patients. One thing is for sure, if you don't want to be punished like a middle-schooler, be sure to be right on time, even if you have a car wreck on the way!

Over the last couple of years I've had two pretty major surgeries -- a bicep repair on my left…read moreelbow, and more recently a bicep tenodesis plus rotator cuff repair on my right shoulder. Yeah, both arms -- just not at the same time thankfully! That's still a lot of upper extremity work, and Hand to Shoulder Center has been there through all of it. My current therapist Dustin is awesome. He really knows his stuff when it comes to shoulder recovery, and what I appreciate most is that he doesn't just stick to a rigid plan -- he adjusts to where I am in my recovery at any given time. Some days are different than others, and he gets that. He meets me where I'm at and figures out what I need in that moment, which honestly makes a huge difference when you're grinding through PT over a long stretch of time. The whole staff is really friendly and easy to be around. When you're coming in regularly for months at a time, that stuff matters more than people realize. Nobody makes you feel like just another appointment on the schedule -- they genuinely seem to care how you're doing, and that kept me motivated even on the tough days. If you're coming off a serious elbow or shoulder surgery and need a PT team that actually knows what they're doing AND treats you like a human being -- this is your spot. Can't recommend them enough. 10/10 would go back (hopefully I won't have to )

Dr Guevara is Terrible!! He is a complete and utter disgust! I have been to the best elbow doctor…read morein the past and now I have been to the Worst! The scribe in the room even looks at you with sympathy for the treatment you just received. Unbelievable!! A formal complaint with the hospital as well as with the Texas Medical Board. Blatant malpractice!

Dr. Daniel's was very dismissive of me when I needed help the most. At that time I was very…read moreoverweight and he acted like I didn't exist. Well, I'm in a size 10 now and look great. You are so arrogant ...you're a disgrace to your profession.

I have seen Dr. D and Mark several times and have had a exceptional clinical experience. However, I…read morehave had to request to have my referrals sent for three weeks now. Ruby was suppose to have completed this and it took me calling several times to get this done. I have had this happen on another occasion where I had to call and request that the referral get sent. The front office operations team may want to put a system in place that does not allow patients to have to wait 3-4 weeks to get a referral complete.

I came in for an initial consultation to meet with Dr. Hull to discuss my MRI results which showed…read morea torn meniscus in my knee. The check-in and registration processes were both smooth and efficient. Everyone was very friendly and professional. Dr. Hull is a cool cat! He's been in practice for a very long time. My doctor/boss was his medical student. He is very personable and obviously knowledgeable. He took the time to explain in detail my MRI images and put me at ease with his sense of humor. Dr. Hull is known for his collection of hats and displays them in his exam rooms. He was wearing one in honor of MLK Day when I saw him. I left feeling like I was in good hands and have trust in him to perform my knee procedure. I will definitely refer our patients to him!

Very professional doesn't beat around the bush I would recommend Dr. Hull to any of my family and…read morefriends

This was one of the most toxic workplaces I have ever experienced. Leadership was unprofessional,…read moredismissive, and created an environment rooted in fear and favoritism rather than teamwork or respect. The culture was openly uncomfortable for minorities (people of color), and microaggressions were brushed off rather than addressed. Staff turnover makes sense once you see how employees are treated. If you value mental health, fairness, or basic respect, look elsewhere.

Dr Meyers injected both my knees with stem cells. He also prescribed physical therapy and continual…read moreexercises for my knees. After three months, my knees have improved considerably. Given that my knees are bone-on-bone, I would consider the stem cell injections a success. Dr Meyers is a quality, consummate professional, I have enjoyed our partnership in making my knees healthier.