This facility was recommended highly so I called with some questions. The lady would answered the…read morephone was so rude, it really put me off. She cut me off mid-question to ask about our insurance and whether it was in network (I've never had someone make me call to find this out). Every question I had was met with negativity and/or something I needed to do before making an appointment. She honestly acted like I was bothering her. I doubt highly we will pursue an appointment.

Repeat customers - this time my wife for consultation regarding surgery for her broken leg. Dr…read moreArthur and staff are absolutely wonderful and have provided the very best care we could ask for.

A bunch of the best doctors got together and formed this group. I have had surgery with Dr…read morePerkinson and worked with Dr McNamara. I wouldn't go anywhere else but to Bone and Joint.

The nursing staff and Dr. Watson were absolutely wonderful! My Issue is with the front desk. I have…read morea new insurance card. It took 40 minutes for them to get things to go through. Part of the issue was they couldn't see everything on the card. They were sharing the magnifying glass. They weren't sure what my name was for some reason. They asked me if my husband was a woman because they thought he had a female name. She kept mispronouncing his name. I don't know what that had to do with anything. They were trying to find out who was who on the cards. I even gave them my drivers license and they couldn't figure out who I was. They could've just copied the card and took care of things themselves while I saw the doctor. Instead, they made me wait for 40 minutes standing for about half of that because they couldn't get things situated. Why didn't they just let me go back and get everything taken care of while they were running my card? also, to beat everything, they wanted me to call the insurance company to see if they were in network. Such a beautiful building and wonderful staff, the front desk was really challenged!

Went to Dr King for bleeding underneath my toe skin. He said they were blood blisters due to…read moreRaynauds syndrome that I have on my hands. He used a scalpel to scrape off the bloody skin. He told me how to soak my feet when I have a Raynauds attack. He was so nice and knew exactly what it was immediately . He told me to come back as needed. I highly recommend him!

Wonderful! I needed a new podiatrist to help with on going care from an older injury. Dr Mitchell…read moreis wonderful

I was on vacation seeing family in Franklin when my nephew re-broke my pinky. I had a mallet…read morefracture so came to get X-rays since my doctor back in Los Angeles wanted to see if the bone was displaced. I came to the Franklin office to get X-rays and see what Dr. Haslam thought of my situation. He really spent a lot of time with me and clearly explained my situation. He answered all of my questions throughly and was very honest with my choices. The office took my anthem blue cross ppo and I really had a great experience here. I highly recommend him if you have any hand injury. If I lived here, Dr. Haslam would be my go to for any orthopedic issues.

From the owner: We offer non-surgical and surgical options for sports injuries, osteoarthritis, overuse syndromes,…read morebone fractures, tendon ruptures and trauma. We have comprehensive training in the areas of hand, wrist, elbow, shoulder, hip, knee, foot, ankle and spine treatment. We are also proud to treat pediatric patients as well as workers' compensation.

Dr. Christopher Hendrix was amazing with our 3 year old's broken leg, and my broken wrist surgery…read morefollow up, and further care plan for my back issues. He spent time with us; at no point did we feel rushed, answered questions, walked us through our X-ray results, suggested home exercise etc. I am very very impressed and he is now our go-to doctor for any ortho related needs for our family

I cannot imagine where I'd be of it we're not for the expertise of Franklin Orthopedic…read more Once you hit your 40s it seems you start encountering more health issues. For many years now I've had unique sports and training related problems. I've been there for a wide range of issues like bursitis, inflamed tendons, and even early stages of arthritis. I've even had to do their PRP therapy once - and it was super effective to relieve severe pain in my heel area. We've also taken our son there for torn ligaments related to sports injury. Our experience there has been 100% positive every single time. What I love most is that they have had roots in Franklin a long time. They really are a bedrock foe our family when we need them.

Such pleasant folks at bone n joint. From the moment you walk in to the time you leave. Very…read morethorough explanation of my puffy elbow and made be at ease knowing I didn't have to chop off the ol arm Thanks

From the owner: At the Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee, we are dedicated to treating our patients like…read morefamily. We offer full-service orthopaedic care to the Middle Tennessee area and beyond. Our board certified physicians specialize in orthopaedic conditions including spine, foot and ankle, shoulder and elbow, hand and wrist, joint reconstruction and preservation, sports medicine, among others. This location in Thompson's Station will further serve our patients in the Spring Hill area.

I have now been frequenting Vandy Ortho and Rehab for the past month since pinching a nerve in my…read moreshoulder and tearing my rotator cuff (spelling?). Positives: They have more than an ample amount of pleasant receptionists working the office. I've never been in there during the week with less than 3 receptionists on duty. And, unlike many a doctor office, they actually want to greet you, want to talk to you, and want to help you. (Shocking, I know.) If you're the shy type and don't want to speak to another person, then you can use their convenient automated check-in machine (it looks somewhat similar to what those ATMs in bars look like) and the front of the office. That's pretty convenient if you ask me. Dr. Paul Rummo (DO) is the Orthopaedist whom I saw. He was cordial, explanatory about what he was doing and the tests that he was performing, and spoke with me about the origination and levels of my pain. He was both professional and cordial. I am not sure if you have choice of DOs here, but if your insurance company will allow you a choice from folks in the practice then know that I recommend Dr. Rummo. Flavio Silva is my Physical Therapist guru. And I sincerely mean "guru". The pinched nerve pain has gone the way of the dodo thanks to Flavio. Very professional, explains each step of the PT and the reasons behind your pain origination (that next level of detail beyond Dr. Rummo). Also, highly recommend (if you are allowed to choose by your insurance company). Negatives: I can see it not being a convenient office for people who work downtown. I happen to literally work across Cool Springs Blvd. from the office so... super convenient for me. Kind of hard to find that first time. You think you're turning into an old folks home, but you are not. But after that first multiple turn around trying to find it time, you know from then on.

A truly horrible experience. I had my first appointment scheduled to see Dr Rummo. I was running…read moreabout 5 minutes late because I was from out of town and had trouble finding the place and I have difficulty walking. When I arrived, NO ONE told me I was late and therefor would be "worked in". What this meant is that I waited 3 hours in order to see Dr Rummo. At about 2 hours, I asked one of his nurses if she knew about how much longer it would be. Her response was "no" then she turned her back and ignored me. She was literally in my patient waiting room with her back to me ignoring me. Who behaves that way to patients? I was told I would be sent for an EMG study and someone would follow up with me. Then the doctor was gone. I had trouble finding my way to the exit. His nurses ignored me when I was clearly confused and another doctor's nurse saw and then walked me to the exit and was very friendly. I went for my EMG study. I waited, and waited. No one from Dr Rummo's office contacted me to set up a followup, ... nothing. I reached out to his nurse to let her know I was frustrated that no one has reached out to me and that I was frustrated about my first appointment wait time. Her response was that I was 15 minutes late and it was my job to make a follow-up appointment. I'm sorry but what? What?? At what point did any nurse let me know I needed to make a follow-up appointment? No one told me I was late. No one asked me if I could reschedule. No one told me that if I was "late" I would be treated like less than a human, made to waste my time, my money, and be treated with a lack of empathy. Not one person offered me information on what I should do after my EMG. So, there has been a failure to communicate and take care of my medical needs by this clinic, and Dr. Rummo's nurse blamed me for their terrible patient treatment? I've been moving all of my patient care over to Vandy from St. Thomas. I am regretting that now. Stay away from Franklin Vanderbilt Orthopedic

Dr. Calendine performed robotic surgery on my right knee. I cannot believe how smoothly the entire…read moreprocess went. I virtually have no indication on my knee that surgery was performed. My knee is the prettiest part of my physic. I had a meniscus tear that was repaired as well as some arthritic smoothing. I hardly had any prolonged physical therapy; it was such a rapid recovery. I moved so fast through the therapy exercises that my therapist said that he only had one more exercise left for me to do. It was something like a medieval torture bed. It was fun. My family thinks that I did not really have any surgery--I just went on vacation. Thanks, Doc.

From the owner: Cory Calendine, MD is a hip and knee replacement specialist serving patients in Nashville,…read moreFranklin, Brentwood, Spring Hill, Nolensville, and surrounding Middle Tennessee communities. His practice focuses exclusively on modern joint replacement including total knee replacement, total hip replacement, partial knee replacement, robotic-assisted joint replacement, and anterior hip replacement. Dr. Calendine is known for a patient-centered approach that combines advanced surgical technology with clear communication and personalized care. Many procedures are performed using minimally invasive and robotic techniques designed to improve precision, recovery time, and long-term outcomes. Patients seeking relief from arthritis, joint pain, or limited mobility often choose Dr. Calendine for his experience in hip and knee replacement surgery and his commitment to helping patients return to active, healthy lives.

This doctor is the real deal!!! He is exceptionally knowledgeable in this field!!! His passion and…read morecharisma for helping patients is amazing!!! If your in pain go see Dr K !!! You won't be disappointed!

Dr Kellum is very nice, kind and attentive physician. I recently had PRP done so I will update in…read morea few months to report back on the success of the procedure but Dr Kellum and his nurse was very good to me during the provide. The Office/administrative parts of the practice have areas to improve. -No pre/post procedure of patient instructions -No Do's/Dont's sheet -Nothing written about the cost -Fasting (who knew I needed to fast....well, not until the day before I accidentally learned of it) In addition to the large fee (which I knew up front and expected), subsequent office visits are not included in that fee which is not disclosed to you anywhere. I am used to going to a doctors office for a procedure and provided with patient instructions in writing on things I need to know but patients are not given anything like this. Some things are just casually mentioned like: no aspirin, Advil, or Aleve, only Tylenol (I only learned of this when I asked a follow up question about the pain medicine). Wearing of a brace-my first visit I was told to wear the brace for 6 weeks but on the day of my procedure I was told 2 weeks. The procedure area is swollen but I have not idea if that is expected or not. Some of these things might be discussed with you during your visit but that's a lot to remember and I think they should provide a patient information sheet based on the type and/or location of the procedure. Lastly, I called to ask a question as to why I received a bill for the office visit (see my comment above about this) and the woman answering my questions was very rude. She was defensive and I tried to tell her my questions weren't directed at her but rather an opportunity for the office to improve its communication she patients. She kept interrupting me and finally I had to tell her how rude she was being. I am honestly not sure if I will go back to my followup appointment or not.

100% satisfied with all aspects of care before, during and after surgery…read more Results are 100% intact and functioning properly.Verified via X-ray on 2 separate follow up visits. No complaints at all with care I received from all staff members whom took part in my care. Surgery done February 2025

I had pain in my replaced knee and saw a Vanderbilt Orthopedist who took x-rays that showed good…read more Without further examination the Orthopedist wanted to give me a cortizone shot in my hip. I understand the concept of mis-placed pain because the nerves can give you a false signal where the pain actually is. I refused because my knee was swollen and warm and I could fell something internal was not right. I went to another Orthopedist who diagnosis a loose femoral component.