This review pertains to this entire multi office practice…read more I saw Dr. Evans initially which was about 2 weeks after an acute injury following my usual kettlebell workout. I've been working out my entire life and do not intend to stop. Dr. Evans basically looked at the X-rays they took in the office, told me what I already know regarding arthritis and said "people our age can't workout out like that." Moving less is not something I ever expect to hear from an MD and I do not accept that philosophy. I also expected a thorough hands on examination but he only briefly touched my knee. I requested an MRI which showed a medial meniscus tear but after much research online about the prognosis of surgery I wanted to see if it would begin to heal on its own. And yes I've kept working out by modifying my routine. When it was clear it was not getting better, and I was starting to resign myself to the likelihood surgery was the remedy, I called to schedule with Dr. Mulholland at the Sewickley office. I selected him because his bio indicated more of a sports medicine approach as well as utilizing biologics such as platelet rich plasma injections. So I make an appt to see him, and a few hours before my appt after a period of contending with ever increasing pain and decreasing range of motion they told me they were canceling my appt because "He won't see you. They want you to see Dr. Evans because he is the one who ordered your MRI. I WAS LIVID! My advice: Avoid this practice entirely. They are not patient focused and the office staff is rude and unwelcoming. This is conveyer belt healthcare at best

The office is very well managed and friendly professional staff…read more The doctors are very thorough and helpful in a very timely manner. I had a right knee replacement done 4 weeks ago by Dr. Evans and I already have a 120 bend.

My 83 yo mother had an appointment today at 1:45. They took her to the exam room at 2 pm. She…read morewaited and waited(no one ever came in) and gave up. At 2:45 she dressed and as she was leaving the room, the doctor was coming in. She told him that she thought they had forgotten her, that her appointment was at 1:45 and that she was leaving. He was very condescending calling her "young lady" and asking her - "do you know how long people wait to see me - blah blah famous orthopedic doctor?" He kept referencing his wonderfulness and how "lucky' she was that she had an appointment. She told him - "good-bye" In office orthopedics is NOT emergency or ob/gyn. You'd think they'd be able to keep to the schedule or have a nurse stop by d the doctor is running late.