I had suffered for many years with bad pain in my hips and legs. Everyone, including other doctors,…read moreassumed it was my hips. But, yet I kept being told that my hips weren't bad enough for surgery. I switched to S.E. Sports Medicine and was immediately diagnosed with Trendelenburg Gait, meaning my glueteus medius and gluteus minimus tendons were ripped and torn from the bone. After an MRI which clearly verified my condition, Dr. Matthew Wham said that he could repair this. Because of my age, he couldn't be sure of the damage and atrophy until he got into the surgery, but he was hopeful. The surgery went VERY well! The 8 inch incision with 20 or more staples hardly hurt at all, and I am a real pain wuss. In 3 days I was up and using a walker, and I am in a brace from my hip to my knee for 2months, but I can tell that my previous constant pain down my right hip and leg is gone. Dr. Wham is amazing, and I would advise you to goggle him for his specialties and se if he can change your life, too!

Great doctor really takes great care of any othopedic problem and also donates a huge amount of his…read moretime at the local school for sports injurys

They will let you suffer. They will tell you to go to ER EVEN when you can't sit. They know I…read morecan't do anything. Currently, it's two more months b4 any of it help. I am miserable. My sciatica is going to right leg too. I don't know what to do. It's so bad now I can't even do anything except have tears for hours. I'm drinking. I don't drink. But they have me two months away. I can not stand what is happening. So, they will let you suffer for. Months. I scream often. I am flucting miserable. I don't want opiates. L I. Just want to not hurt so bad.

After my first ambulance ride to the Mission ER, I was told to consult with an orthopedic surgeon…read moreregarding my broken ankle. It was the day after Christmas and everyone's schedule seem to be pretty full. There were plenty of wheelchairs available out front of this "walk-in" orthopedic care center. I was wheeled into a fairly busy waiting room and was greeted with a pleasant smile. Cherie brought me back 45 minutes later, which I didn't feel was too long due to the number of people already waiting before me. The attending physician Ryan was able to consult my x-rays from Mission and explained to me where the fracture occurred, and how long I would need to remain in the hard boot. I scheduled my follow up appointment two weeks later with him. Considering the circumstances and the holidays, I felt this walk-in clinic did its job very well.

I suffered a shoulder injury and had been in miserable pain for months, despite physical therapy,…read moreacupuncture and other treatments. I saw Dr. Boykin who immediately diagnosed exactly what was wrong and came up with a treatment plan that has helped me tremendously. His knowledge, expertise, professionalism, and kindness was top notch and a refreshing experience in our broken healthcare system. I highly recommend Dr. Boykin!

Dr. Boykin has made a tremendous difference for our youthful 75 year old mother and our family. My…read moreMom's arthritis and cysts within her left shoulder joint caused her to be in need of a challenging and complex total shoulder replacement. Dr. Boykin treated my Mom with extreme care, focus, professionalism, thought, diligence and excellent skill from her first appointment, to the surgery and through each of her post op visits. He is attentive, thorough, sincere, supportive and detail oriented. He is a great listener, observant and was cautious with every aspect of my Mom's health and well being. He was kind, helpful and engaged with our family and motivated to utilize all of the latest technology at his fingertips give my Mom the greatest outcome he could. He even came in to check on my Mom post surgery during her hospital stay on his day off, which meant the world to us and spoke volumes of his character and commitment as a physician. He and his PA, Chris, were positive and encouraging for my mother during the post operative process and really built a relationship with her, giving each of her concerns thoughtful care and staying committed to her at each step. Dr. Boykin and his practice were attentive and lightening fast in their responses to us, supporting us through the recovery process. Thanks to Dr. Boykin, my Mom is doing great and her progress x-rays show the perfect job he did. I believe that physicians that are as caring, skilled and devoted as Dr. Boykin are rare and special. I can't begin to measure our gratitude to him and his team. I think so highly of him and recommend him in every way possible.

Dr Kersten was very professional with a great sense of humor. He listened to what was bothering me…read moreand gave me injections in my shoulders. Painless and sent me for therapy which I have wanted to do since last April. Thanks doc. Your awesome.

From the owner: Double board-certified in orthopedic surgery and orthopedic sports medicine, Andrew Kersten, MD,…read moreprovides individualized care to athletes of all ages. He specializes in disorders of the shoulder, knee, and elbow, but cares for the full spectrum of orthopedic issues at his private practice in Asheville and Hendersonville, North Carolina. Dr. Kersten enjoys working with his patients to formulate the best treatment plan to achieve their unique goals. He performs the most advanced procedures available, including minimally invasive arthroscopic surgery and computer-assisted shoulder and knee replacements. He also provides a full range of nonsurgical options, like platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections. After completing his undergraduate education at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, Dr. Kersten earned his medical degree at the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. He went on to complete his residency in orthopedic surgery at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, Michigan, one of the top-ranked hospitals in the country. Dr. Kersten then finished a one-year fellowship in arthroscopy and sports medicine at San Diego Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center, where he trained under leaders in the field, including Dr. Jim Esch, the "father of shoulder arthroscopy." During his fellowship training, Dr. Kersten worked with the San Diego Padres baseball team and San Diego State University football and soccer teams.   In addition to treating patients, Dr...

Deliberately injury to my patella tendons . Beware, have confirmed manipulation of digital blunt…read moreand sustained force to anterior patella as,well as tendons in calf to cause injury.

Dr Landon Hall performed a total knee replacement March 2025 which has totally ruined my life. Dr…read more Hall ignored the reports from physical therapy stating I was not progressing as I should; stating they were "hitting a hard stop." By ignoring the reports from PT the opportunity for a manipulation was lost. Went and saw surgeon at Wake Forest today to learn there is no hope of improvement. Prior to surgery I was on 1 medication since surgery l am on muscle relaxers and pain meds for constant pain and spasms, 2 antidepressants, medication for sleep and medication for an ulcer due to all the NSAIDS and other meds. Worst decision of my life. Crippled at 54!

New patient, recommended by Foot RX as they don't take insurance (Foot RX is a very nice shoe…read morecompany specializing in running shoes). Met Wes Huskey (Prosthetist & Orthotist). I was recovering from a soft tissue foot injury, am a diabetic type 1, so pay attention to my feet. I had called my medicare insurance company and was assured this company is an approved supplier. My first visit was great, with no waiting, they answered all questions, explained that my insurance worked by calendar year, allowing one free shoe, plus two inserts per year. As this was early Aug. they suggested to get all now, allowing for support for the injured area, then return in January to be fitted for new shoe and inserts that would change as my foot healed. They answered all questions, and even had choices regarding new designs including slip on sport shoes. So I get to keep my beloved Brooks as well. Will update when I return for the insert and shoe fitting.

(This update is a duplicate, don't know why it was in my drafts.)…read more This is a update after having 2 surgeries from Dr. Maxwell. He is a excellent down to earth Dr. Not only is he a Great Dr. But he comes off as being a wonderful Man. He was very happy to hear how I was doing. I couldn't be luckier to have had him as my surgeon. Very good at what he does. Since my 2nd one I've had this year the last one was July 12th so he needed to do new x-rays and told me the screws he put in are doing great. I didn't know that the screws they use have holes in them to allow the bone to grow into the screw over time. The staff is always very friendly as well. I won't have to go back now for another 4 months to be checked again. If your in the Asheville area make sure you see him!!

Great place for athletes and injury diagnosis. Very thorough and complete turnkey office with…read morephysical therapy right next door. Staff are very friendly and caring. Highly recommended

If Cappiello is gone, that would help. He was abusive and wholly ineffective. I had been injured at…read morework. I had to find another doctor who quickly helped me and enabled me to return to work.

( Emerge Ortho) Walked in around 11:20 and was told that there were seven "walk-in's" in front…read moreof me. I decided to make an appointment instead and she asked "what body part?" and I told her my hip, then she told me the first available appt was in 16 days! so I opted to wait.... And I waited...and waited. I watched an older gentleman walked in 45 mins or an hour after me and heard him being told that there were 15 people in front of him, yet he was called 20 minutes before me!!! Then I watched more and more people get called that came long after me...and I kept approaching the desk and they would say "you're next, they're preparing your room" and then they'd call another person that came in an hour after me, and then another and another. First I was told there was only two doctors, then that there were surgeons and they had to see certain (walk in?) clients and then they said there were 12 doctors?! After being in there for 2 hours freezing to death in their ice cold waiting room shivering uncontrollably, I truly started to lose it and they finally took me back! I don't know if I was bumped intentionally or what, but things are not run fairly there. I love Dr. Gabarino, and I would give him five stars, but their "call system" is an unfair mess and almost traumatizing! After finally getting out of there 2 1/2 hours later, a lady exiting at the same time as me, had exactly the same experience as me. She was also a walk-in and saw people get called that had arrived as a walk-in looooong after she had been there and seemed be getting bumped, while she was frozen to bone in their waiting room wondering why she had not been called. I used to love this Clinic, but this was truly a miserable experience. No, don't ever go as a walk in. Make an appt or don't go at all.