I'm about a week out after having knee replacement by Dr. Jankuska and couldn't be happier about…read moreit. I had my other knee replaced 18 years ago and the difference is night and day. Yes I'm sure things have advanced since then but Southern Oregon Ortho has been great to me. I started physical therapy yesterday and am getting exactly what I need from knowledgable thearopists. Brian is especially good. My partner has had several surgeries on her hands and wrists From other surgeons and a reverse shoulder replacement. I've been along the ride for all of it. Meeting with her doctors, PAs, and therapists and in my experience it's been very positive.

I have to add another 1 star review for this terrible organization. Our chiropractor referred my…read morehusband here for consultation for the pain in his left knee. He was seen by a PA, Sofia, who had my husband take a blood test and referred him to Josh, a physical therapist, for a consultation in which he recommended six weeks of physical therapy twice a week. My husband saw Sofia the following Monday. She had him take more x-rays & gave him a big Cortizone shot in his knee, which worked wonderfully. On Tuesday, he had his first PT session with Josh. Later in the evening and into the night he started feeling a LOT more pain and his knee swelled. By Wednesday morning he could hardly get out of bed and was experiencing severe pain that was 10 on a 10 scale. He could not walk without canes or crutches, moaning at every step. He could not move his leg very much at all without excruciating pain. He called Southern Oregon Orthopedics to see if someone could help him because his left leg was hurting all the time from his knee all the way down to his ankle but no one was available. He could NOT get through to a human being. Someone finally called him back and suggested he go to their urgent care, which he did. Our good friend is an RN and he took my husband to the urgent care at Southern Oregon Orthopedics. Our friend strongly recommended that my husband request a sonagram to rule out a blood clot. My husband requested this of the person at the front desk who sent that request on. In a little while a medical assistant came out and said she had conferred with her boss, ANOTHER medical assistant, and they did not "think" he had a blood clot and that he should go home, elevate his knee, and put ice on it. (He had been doing that non-stop since his pain began.) NOTE: it is against the law for medical assistants to diagnose and prescribe. Again he asked for a sonogram. She said that they didn't think he needed one but if he insisted, she would write an order for him to go to Asante and get one. After he left Southern Oregon Orthopedic, he decided to go to Provident Urgent Care where they gave him an order and sent him immediately to Provident Hospital. At Provident Hospital, they checked him in immediately and after about 10 minutes the sonogram technician gave him a sonogram. Before he left the hospital, the Provident sonogram technician sent the findings to the doctor at Provident Urgent Care. The medical doctor at Provident Urgent Care thought it was very important that my husband get a sonogram to rule out a blood clot, which matched what my husband wanted and what our RN friend recommended. (The only ones who disagreed were the two medical assistants at Southern Oregon Orthopedics who were NOT legally qualified to have opinions.) My husband canceled all of his PT appointments at Southern Oregon Orthopedics. At Provident, the doctor gave him a referral to the Sports Medicine medical doctor at Provident Hospital, which is where my husband has decided he will be going for future treatment. My husband said he will never go back to Southern Oregon Orthopedics. He said they are very disorganized, that they don't seem to care about their patients, and that they don't have the right level of people dealing with emergency situations. He said he got a very different level of care in an expedient manner from medical doctors at Provident. And furthermore, if they bill Medicare for what they didn't do yesterday, I will file a charge of Medicare fraud. I understand these people advertise a lot. Perhaps if they took good care of their patients, they would get referrals and wouldn't have to spend so much money on advertising; then they could focus on providing even better care.

Total hip replacement, he's an amazing doctor. He communicated the procedure with me and his nurse…read moreand office help has been amazing.

Mentally is shit with a medical license. Don't waste your…read moretime. Crap Dr. left me in pain.

Craig Meador is knowledgeable, attentive and compassionate. His background in resistance training…read moreis a valuable asset.

DR. Reid is one of a kind, constantly educating himself on the best practices of medicine that he…read morecould provide to his patients! He has been honest through out my 2 part ACL Revision, his confidence in his work allowed me to comfortably ask question regarding any aspect of my care! Dr Reid called me personally the following days after my surgery to check in, and once again asked chance for me to ask more questions. He truly cares about his parties wellbeing and their recovery! Hailey and Susan have always been so helpful and responsive in every aspect of my care! I'm so sad that Asante chose not to continue on with him, because he truly unremarkable! I will follow Dr Reid for all my future knee problems!

The center is very well organized and everyone is personable and professional. It's great for a in…read moreand out surgery.

This is essentially the only group in town. They act like it too! They aren't focused on totally…read morecaring for patients. It is a business and collects money, they are a money making business. They may do quality care but their customer service stinks. When you walk in they barely look up and send you to go find your own room. After you are referred for an appointment they may or may not call you. You have to call them multiple times and often are on hold for a long, long time. Ultimately what comes across is their culture- You need them more than they need you and it shows in every interaction. Also, you are required to pay before being seen. I doubt if any of these highest 6 figure paid physicians pay their plumbers or porsche mechanics before service. It's obscene!!!

"While I appreciate the timely efficiency of being seen, by Dr Hiratzka, whom I praised for coming…read morein so quickly, his response was put it on yelp. I now understand the reason for wanting a yelp review so here you go Dr. He doesn't take the proper amount of time with his patients (explains why you can be seen promptly). He also didn't explain everything. I came in as a referral and he talked to me about something different that was going on. I asked the nurse as I was leaving as I thought he was coming back in to discuss my bulging discs, what to do about it and she said she would send a message and call me, no call, I called in a day later, was told I would be getting a call nothing! A week and a half later I called and finally spoke to a nurse who let me know, the Dr put everything in his notes and I if I wanted to discuss further, I could schedule an appointment. Why? that's what I came in for. Will not go back. I could go on but basically for me he is not someone I would recommend seeing; unless you like that he comes right in to see you."

What an incredible doctor. Not only extraordinary knowledgeable, but humble. Every interaction I…read morehave had with him has been very genuine & sincere. Not only is he kind & professional, but really took the time to know my story and listen. I absolutely respect and trust his judgement and am thankful for honest and caring people, such as Dr Webb, in the medical field.

I was a nervous wreck thinking about a cortisone injection but when I saw Dr. Metwally after many…read moreyears (he did a perfect hip replacement for me back then) I relaxed and knew I would be well taken care of. After diiscussion and brief exam he had a P.A. (Tyler) do the injection. It was fabulous and quick and I was amazed at how easy it went. If anyone is nervous about this possible procedure being difficult or painful, just schedule it and relax!

All there staff Dr. Colley is wonderful I felt very comfortable with him and his staffread more

All staff were very pleasant and helpful, doctor Evan was very personable and thorough, I can't…read moreimagine expecting anything more for an urgent care visit. I'd gotten a tick bite on a hike, I've had many and not went to a doctor for them but I have a friend with Lymes disease plead with me to not risk the suffering she continues to endure so I went in after 2-1/2 weeks. After cleaning it up I'm on 10 days of antibiotics, I was informed that if I had come in within 72 hrs it would be a single dose... I'll be back before summers over I'm sure. My lesson: Don't risk Lymes, get in within 72 hrs : )

Got here at 4:00. I'm sitting in this office at 7:04 pm. still no discharge, no update. I never…read morecome here, I was told by my boss that I needed to come here. heads up to anyone living in the state of oregon, your employer cannot dictate where you go to seek care due to a work injury. So fuck this place, go elsewhere :)

Back to see Dr. Knoblich after a few years about my knee. This office has the most knowledgable and…read morecaring doctors that I've had in the Rogue Valley. I'm happy to be back in good hands with doctors that are thorough and efficient .

Great doctors and physicians assistance but the staff is so incompetent that it makes it not worth…read moreit to go here. If you can take your business somewhere else you should.

Dr. O'Sullivan has been kind, patient and incredibly knowledgable. I am fused L2-L5. Thank God for…read moreDr. O'Sullivan. He didn't seem to care that I was bi-sexual.

Homophobic and condescending. Called me a dyke and a cow. Also asked if I wanted a shot for pain…read moreand instead he had a new PA give me a shot and he missed and went into my bone! I am in the process of reporting him to the Medical Board. Also my surgery was postponed twice because he did missed two conference calls.