I went to UMC Or thopedic & Spine institute. I seen Eugene…read moreLibby the doctor there for the spine and he, diagnosed me with spinal stenosis. He is a five-star doctor. He is always very busy. It is always hard to get a good Doctor. He gave me quality Care, and Is very nice. The staff are terrific, and DeAngelo, went above and beyond his job for me. I am looking forward to my next visit.

I do not recommend these Surgeons. As I had a consult with (Ego centered) Dr. Benjamin Hansen…read moreregarding my (medically necessary) bilateral Total Knee Replacement Surgery, I finally decided to do. Unlike the ysual "elective TKR surgery" as usual? I've never in my 30+ years of extensive Medical knowledge & experience seen a Surgeon of any Specialty....just freeze up on me, just because of the vast knowledge of the actual Minimally invasive Surgical procedure itself, (aside from other things?) He actually, said to me, "You talk like you know more than me?" Really now? How can a surgeon say that.. or feel that, unless they are feeling threatened or intimidated by knowledge? It was very disappointing. As I went throughout the whole weekend in deep thought, and decided to get a 2nd opinion from there. As he did not agree to do the TKR Surgery specifically, as it is medically necessary for me? And it all comes down to the Money. Shame on you, putting Money before your patient's lives! (I see that more & more in this Healthcare System.) People, use your own dicernment, and read between the lines. He didn't even go over over the X-Rays in front of me, or even discuss my condition? As if he thinks this is by Telepathy? It really left me perplexed! So, without discussing my personal Medical information, and all the extensive Medical knowledge I have? I can clearly say, "Go elsewhere fast" He will make you feel so small and insignificant, humiliate you in some way, & just take full control of your choices!! By the way, beware Nevada is the state that is the highest paid in the Nation.. for Doctors! What does that tell you? A whole lot...

Dr Martin has been my husband's doctor now through two major surgeries. He is a very caring and…read moreknowledgeable physician-an excellent Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon. The office and staff are also amazing. A human answers when you call-often on the first ring. I can't recommend this doctor and office high enough.

If you're looking for a top quality orthopedic doctor then look no further than Dr Martin. He is…read morethe best besides being very knowledgeable very helpful and friendly his background speaks for itself you can't do any better.

I have been suffering with shoulder pain for the last year and had seen chiropractors and another…read moreorthopedic surgeon who did everything he could do to avoid surgery but ultimately recommended it. I researched the internet for a surgeon who could provide a second opinion. I found Dr. Bigler who agreed with my original doctor to say surgery was indicated. During our consultation, I decided to have Dr Bigler perform my surgery. He has a great bed-side manner and his office staff are efficient and courteous. He and his surgical staff have a calming effect, understanding that surgery can be a frightening prospect. Well the surgery went very well, cleaning the developed bone spurs and cutting a frayed tendon. I am currently doing physical therapy at his office and my recovery is progressing nicely. I join the other folks on this website to recommend Dr Bigler . If you are looking for an orthopedic physician to help with your knees or shoulders look no further. Thank you Dr. Bigler, Tracy and your whole staff.

Dr. Bigler is a consummate professional and skilled surgeon. He did my shoulder this year and I'm…read moreback to 100%--no pain whatsoever. He is a miracle worker. Best of all, the office staff is incredibly professional and appointments happen on time. Very happy with the results.

We were referred here by our friend who had Dr. Ong do his knee surgery. We had our first…read moreappointment with Dr. Ong today. We were thoroughly impressed! We went to a different office previously and we wished we would've started here. From the staff to Dr. Ong himself, what a difference from the other office! I will share our experience so hopefully I save someone else some hassle. I will update this review with his knee surgery results periodically. Any negative reviews I saw about this office, were about the doctor's bedside manner. We actually LOVED his straightforward bedside manner. We aren't here to find a bestie. We need a knowledgeable doctor that knows his stuff, who will perform a detailed surgery with incredible results. Upon leaving our first visit with Dr. Ong, my husband expressed how much more confidence he has with Dr. Ong than he ever felt with the other doctor. He didn't get the car salesman feel like we did at the other office. We didn't feel like just a number ( or just a dollar sign $$$) but we actually felt this office cared. My husband has a complete ACL tear among other knee tears. His work won't let him go back to work until he gets his knee repaired - which would be great IF he was getting paid. His FMLA only saves his job for 3 months. Trying the other office first, they wasted FIVE WEEKS of his recovery time with only an MRI to show from it. Next I will compare Dr. Ong's office with Advanced Orthopedics. ONG'S OFFICE: You call- and just imagine, someone answers! OTHER OFFICE: Waiting on hold for 30 minutes before you go to voicemail OR worse yet, waiting on hold 30 minutes before they hang up on you so you have to wait ANOTHER 30 minutes. ONG'S OFFICE: He listens to what happened to cause your injury, answers your questions and then gets down to business. He does a thorough exam, explains your findings while showing your MRI imaging and uses a knee model to give a detailed explanation of what's wrong and what needs to be done. OTHER OFFICE: You see two other trainees before you see the doctor. The doctor comes in, tells a joke. Touches your knee and stays they'll start working on prior authorization. ONG'S OFFICE: "We'll have this request in by tomorrow. My name is Myra if you have any questions..." OTHER OFFICE: "It's not turned in yet. We'll get that done within the next 7-10 business days for a prior authorization request." ONG'S OFFICE: "Where would you like your FMLA paperwork sent to? I can CC you on it as well." OTHER OFFICE: "Your FMLA paperwork will be completed in 7-10 days. We don't email paperwork. You'll have to come pick it up."

I went to Dr. Ong in August, knowing I need a knee replacement. He even told me so after looking at…read morexrays. This 1st visit was very quick, didnt spend anytime with me at all! I'm thinking. Ok, wow He must be really busy today. He offered me an injection to see if it might help as I was still working. That didn't help but for a few days. Made another appt, and mind you my co-pays are $55.00 each visit. 2nd appt, he gave me a different type of injection. That too didn't help too well, but a little. I'm 67, and knowing I need a replacement, as he told me last visit that's the ONLY thing that will really help me, I made a 3rd appt to get it going for the surgery. MY MOUTH FELL TO THE FLOOR WHEN HE TOLD ME I HAVE TO WAIT 3 MONTHS AFTER INJECTIONS TO GET THE SURGERY! He never..ever told me this! I was now off work on disability. I started to tear up a little, I was shocked he didn't tell me. I told him, you never told me this!! His reply was...It's pretty standard knowledge. Well...obviously not as I didn't know! Asked him what am I supposed to do now, I'm off work. He then just shrugged his shoulders, saying..I don't know. Shrug your shoulders??? How unprofessional can you get? As I'm now twiddling my thumbs for 3 months, I found a different Dr, but after 3 months are up, I'm not getting and type of disability payments from my work for 30 days, then my long term disability kicks in. 30 days with no pay!!! I can't afford that. But I'm stuck!! Had he told me before he gave me those injections, that I would have to wait 3 months, i would not have had the injections, because my main reason for seeing him was to get the surgery over with, as I'm not getting any younger!! He doesnt take the time to educate or inform his patients about anything! Didn't say if I should stay off my knee, do I walk, do exercises, use ice, use heat...maybe physical therapy. Nothing!!! Just prescribed me medication. Horrible on giving us the time we deserve and tell us what the hell is going on!! Now I get an email from his office as he's no longer in practice. I wonder why. Very fishy practice...

The goals of knee replacement would be restoration of ability to walk at the lowest level of pain…read more Like most medical procedures, knee replacement surgery is not completely pain free. Results vary by individual. Dr. Brian Carr's goal is to minimize pain using current technologies. Before surgery, he uses Iovera. In my words, this involves temporarily "deadening" nerves above and below the knee. This lessens pain for 3+ months. Results vary by individual. On the day of surgery, Dr. Carr uses a nerve block. This nerve block almost eliminates any pain for 1-3 days. Dr. Carr uses computer assisted surgery making for more precise incisions, and better post-surgery results. After surgery, Dr. Carr takes an aggressive approach to combating pain. I am currently 3 weeks post-surgery. My wife and friends are amazed at my progress. I have experienced relatively little pain. I recommend Dr. Carr and his staff without reservation. If your orthopedic surgeon is not using Iovera, you are/will be experiencing unnecessary pain.

Dr. Carr is one of the most caring, professional Drs. I have ever met. His staff is friendly and on…read moretop of things. If you need orthopedic care, go here. You will be in the very best hands.

This time, I saw Dr. Laroche for my hand/thumb. He ended up doing a thumb denervation surgery to…read morehelp with the now bone on bone pain in my thumb/ cmc area. On surgery day, he even moved the incision site a little to avoid my hand tattoo! He's pretty awesome! I did have some issues because my surgery was near Christmas so my sutures should have come out in 5 days. But I was scheduled for 12 days post op to get them out. I ended up going to urgent care the day afyer Christmas and got out on 2 weeks of antibiotics because it got infected and a couple areas tore and made a hole. Even the urgent care doc said those stitches need to come out ASAP! Stitches came out Monday, even the tech was saying they were left in too long. Oh well. Besides from the scheduling mess up, the fact I'm not in constant pain is wonderful! Thank you Dr. Laroche for helping me!

This review is specifically for the fast track clinic. Not the entire practice…read more The website states that you can come here for an acute injury as an alternative to going to the ER. No appointment necessary. Perfect! Or so I thought. I came in on crutches, barely able to put weight on one leg. The waiting area is not wide enough for someone on crutches to get to a chair. There were two staff members behind the glass. They both looked like they were having a rough day and the office had just opened. No greeting. Just a look. Not a welcoming one. Eventually I was called up to the window and asked if I had an appointment. My reply..."No. I thought this was a walk in clinic". The woman who was speaking to me asked a few more questions about insurance, then told me the system was down and to go have a seat. Once again I had to hobble down the very narrow aisle carrying my crutches while limping back to my seat. I felt bad for these stressed out ladies working behind the desk. However, it seemed that no one had any regard for me or any of the other patients waiting to be seen for acute injuries. I left this "clinic" and headed to UMC quick care where I was treated with an exceptional level of care. I don't recommend this "Fast Track Clinic". Two stars is generous.

This is my second nerve block with Dr. Park at DESERT orthopedics on warm Spring. This Medical…read moreCenter is so kind, caring, efficient. The doctor is top-notch with a great personality. Each and every one of the nurses, front desk, staff, medical assistants and especially the anesthesiologist (she's a fav) are so kind and caring. Embarrassingly I passed out when they gave me my IV two procedures ago, every visit thereafter, they made special care and precaution for me and made it less embarrassing. Thank you for amazing care in a city where that is very difficult to come by.

this place is a joke. I drive down there for my appointment , get there early, sign in and when I…read moreget called back they are forcing me to get an xray which would be $30 on top of my copay. After I decline, and offer to go to my primary doctors office to get the X-rays done (since it would have been free for me) they said the doctor won't be able to see me! thats what she literally said to me. I have never had that happen at a doctor's office, nor was I told about this rule when I made the appointment. So they canceled my appointment for the day! and I left with no answers and the same pain, and never having seen a doctor. This office and the doctors don't give a damn about the patients just the bottom line. I wouldn't waist my time, go elsewhere. Thanks for wasting my time, gas and making me feel worthless

Nice office, clean and pleasant. Staff were very friendly and knowledgeable, and appreciated them…read moregoing over the best options for my upcoming surgery to make it successful.

Office is clean and the staff make you feel welcome. The doctor will answer all the questions and…read moreconcerns. Type of care is orthopedic.

I would totally recommend Dr Bascharon to anyone looking for a sports orthopedist and doesn't want…read moreto do the usual conventional methods of pain management and procedures. I also liked the fact that she wasn't dismissive of my running as I don't look like the usual runner (older and over-weight). After my first half marathon, I had terrible shin pain, and was told by a different orthopedist who is popular in this town that I didn't do enough miles to have a stress fracture! I saw Dr Bascharon early 2020 as I was training for another half marathon, and had terrible hip pain. I couldn't get in for a while (which is my only complaint really), not till after my race. To make sure it wasn't completely broken, I did go to an urgent care to get an x-ray to make sure it wasn't (it wasn't then). The day after my race was my appointment, and I thought she listened pretty well to all my concerns, my activities, etc. I asked for a dexa scan due to the osteoporosis history in my family, and while she thought I was too young, she did order it for me, along with an MRI (not just an x-ray like the last ortho dr) on my hip. I also liked that instead of telling me to just take motrin/ibuprofen all the time, she gave me some alternative medicines to try. Shortly after, COVID hit, and dr's were only doing phone calls or telehealth video calls. Dr Bascharon was great, going over my diagnosis (incomplete hip fracture, and ostepenia - thank you for ordering that dexa scan!), and how she wanted to proceed. While I was recovering at home, she or her office called several times to check up on me, even if I didn't have a "scheduled" follow up appointment. My last couple of appointments were with her in person, and again I thought she was great - took her time with me, talked over the mechanics of running, what I need to do to prevent another injury, etc. Again, some of the things I liked about Dr. Bascharon - she didn't pooh pooh me tell me I didn't do enough miles to have any kind of fracture, and an MRI was able to confirm that I did - I even didn't have the usual pain that all the other drs and PT people ask when you have a broken hip (pain that radiates down into the groin). Also, her immediate response wasn't to jump right into surgery (couldn't do elective surgeries at the time anyways, and incomplete fractures can heal on their own).

Dr. B is absolutely incredible. She takes time with her patients, listens to what they have to say…read moreand makes treatments accordingly. Incredibly attentive and caters the treatment to the person. As an athlete she helped me after i broke my foot and I am very grateful. She's knowledgeable and very up on current medicine. I have recommended many patients to her since i have had such an incredible experience and fast healing!

Ended up in ER at 6 am for a very swollen & extremely painful knee. I was unable to walk. ER…read morediagnosed a Baker cyst with effusion. Funny thing is they would not drain it. Gave me a referral for a dr in Henderson. Came home & googled local sport med orthos. This office squeezed me in within the hour. The receptionist saw me thru the window as I slowly & painfully made my way to the door. As soon as I walked in she greeted me by name & told me to take a seat as she would bring the paperwork to me. Within 10 minutes I was taken in. The med assistant was very personable & professional. After a couple of xrays I was set up in a room. Dr Yu entered a minute later. Introduced himself which docs rarely do in this town. Examined the knee, asked some questions & drained the fluid. I am able to walk again. Hooray! Even better, Carlos called me a few hours later to let me know the lab results were negative for infection. See that? It is possible to be a great doc, have a great staff & treat patients well. This office raised the bar.

They ask me to be 20 min Early Then leave me waiting in the…read moreexam 50 mins Very disrespectful I bought the laser package allegedly to acceccelarate healing I have side effects from the later I have to recover They have a no refund policy regardless of the pain and swelling I endure each time I tried it AI feel the FDA should require the side effect should be divulged when you're paying thousands of no tefundale package