I heard good things about him, but when I went in I was gaslit. AGAIN. I have yet to find a male…read moredoctor who doesn't diminish my pain, or invalidate me. He said the multiple herniations in my neck were "Something everyone over 30 has. It's normal." Really? The doctor who ordered the MRI told me she felt like I needed to see a surgeon at this point because it's been 15 years of pain, and my problems are getting worse every year. I have tried everything. Literally everything to help my pain. I have spent so much money in pain management. All they did for me today was give me pain pills which I didn't want at all bc I can't even take them at work. I want it fixed. Not a bandaid. He said my extreme pain was "Headaches." Really? I know my own body and this isn't a headache or even a migraine. I wasted $100 and time off my job to be pushed off to another doctor. Yet again. I have been doing this dance from spinal to neuro, to spinal to neuro. I felt 0 sympathy or validation, like I was just another $. The only people who were nice to me were his PA, and the assistants. They were kind and actually listened. They validated my concerns. He referred me to neurology. When I asked him what they could do, he shrugged and said "I don't know, I'm not a neurologist." Don't waste your time or money.

Incredible surgeon My cervical disc replacement was…read moreflawless. Dr Prassarn has impeccable bed side manner and I would recommend him to anyone with back pain

Dr. Rechter worked with my son as he was having pain in his shoulder from baseball. We had visited…read moreseveral other surgeons who would take an X-ray and see nothing wrong, then send us on our way. After ordering an MRI, it was discovered that he had a torn Labrum. We were scheduled for surgery as soon as possible, hoping he would get some playing time in his Jr year. Although that wasn't to be, Dr. Rechter was with us every step of the way. He performed the surgery beautifully and got him ready to return to the ballfield for summer ball and Varsity in his senior year. I would highly recommend him and the staff as your first choice.

Five days ago, my daughter was taken to our nearest ER after hurting her arm at the park. The…read morediagnosis was a buckle fracture, and her arm was placed in a sling. We were referred to a well known children's organization to follow up in 2 days. The soonest orthopedic appointment available was 7 days later. Even though her injury was "stable", I didn't want to wait that long. My neighbor is a nurse who used to take care of Dr. Rechter's patients for years. She referred me to his office, and they were able to accommodate us the next day at the Katy location. The experience was extremely positive, from check in to check out. Dr. Rechter's bedside manner is professional, yet endearing. He confirmed the type of fracture and recommended continuing the sling for 2 weeks to allow the humerus to heal. We will then repeat the x-ray, and he will show her exercises to do and avoid to prevent reinjury. He asked about her pain, and it was well controlled with Tylenol and Ibuprofen. As patients, we see a limited side of our providers, yet we place our complete trust in their hands. My neighbor adds that not only do his patients love him, but he has the respect of his colleagues too. Her words, "Dr. Rechter is impeccable and the most genuine doctor" she's ever known. She commends his positive demeanor and expertise. Health care professionals have the best insight into physicians. I'm in no way criticizing the network where I was referred, but if my daughter did need surgery, I would wait weeks to see Dr. Rechter if I had to. Thank you Orthopedic Associates for a truly favorable experience.

On Christmas eve 2022, I had a fall with a ride to the ER and a few days hospitalized…read more Unfortunately at my hospital discharge there was a hiccup and miscommunication from my hospital's discharge instructions. Ultimately when I met with Dr. Gregory for an elbow replacement and shoulder surgery, I was three weeks behind when I 'should' have had the two surgeries. Dr. Gregory was honest and frank about possible negative effects of the delayed surgeries. Long story short, everything turned out fine! Through Dr. Gregory, I was also linked with an excellent OT hand therapist (Dr. James King, Action PT) Today on Natl. Gratitude Day, I want to express my sincere thanks for the excellent care! Sincerely, Melissa R.

Dr James Gregory is highly educated, extremely knowledgeable and a great surgeon! My husband needed…read morea specific elbow surgery that needed to be done with a regional block vs general anesthesia per his neurologist's recommendation due to his recent stroke. The Elbow surgeon at Methodist in the Medical Center Houston, declined the surgery because he only does that elbow surgery under General anesthesia. Dr. Gregory said although it's easier and ideal to do it under General anesthesia he can and has done it under Regional block. Dr Gregory did the surgery via regional block with zero problems! He also made sure we had an experienced anesthesiologist due to his extensive medical history. The surgery went smoothly, he had no pain, recovered quickly, and he regained full function to all of his fingers. Dr James Gregory has the compassion, experience, attention to detail, and confidence to get the job done right!

Dr Hutton is very knowledgeable in the field of MS. He has helped navigate all my new symptoms. He…read moreis very kindhearted and honest. The staff are friendly and often helpful or get me to the right person if I have questions (billing, results, paperwork, etc).

I was referred to Dr. Hutton by a neurologist in Dallas who I trust wholeheartedly because I wanted…read moreto also be in the care of a local neurologist. I hate the Med Center because it is like a zoo over there--we were 30 min. late to our appointment. I felt terrible, but they did not make me feel bad about it at all. I wasn't even punished for my tardiness--only waited 10 min. for my appointment. Now, this is not to say that it's okay to be late, but I appreciated their courtesy very much. Dr. Dejesus did the bulk of the exam, and then she returned with Dr. Hutton after going over my records and MRI films. Dr. Hutton and his staff are all very friendly and helpful. This is all based on my initial visit. I have yet to be treated by him, so I guess there'll be an update after I've been his patient longer. But first impression is solid.

Best ortho doctor ever? He rebuilt my shoulder after a motor cycle accident. It works well. Been…read moretaking care of me for more than 20 years.

I waited over an hour for each visit. Obviously, the doctor overbooks appointments. Not once did…read morethe staff or doctor apologize for the wait. In addition, you will get many online check in requests, so they know you are coming. It is absurd that in view of these online check ins that the staff and doctor can't manage the schedules to be respectful of patients' time. In addition, I felt like an inconvenience to the staff rather than a customer. Very disappointing service!

Dr Susan Mathew was referred to me by my long time, now retired internist, Dr. Olivia Bannan. She…read moreknew my family history and all the medical issues involved, particularly my father's problems. She always recommended the very best specialists; when I explained my personal issues, she recommended a rheumatologist, Dr Susan Mathew. She said you could have the ease and accessibility of all your records in one place, and the ability to have testing done at one of their two locations, and that was perfect for me. I was extremely impressed at my first visit with Dr Mathew. She listened intently to all my issues, my family history and was very patient. She was extremely thorough, as I was have suffered multiple issues, including Breast and Anal cancer, long-term Gastrointestinal issues, Back, knee and foot pain. I would never have linked my complex symptoms together into a single diagnosis. Dr. Mathew ran all the necessary bloodwork and looked at genetic markers, etc to find the reason why I was dealing with long standing complex problems. I am a long time veterinary nurse, but when we discussed my symptoms, she explained everything and gave me a diagnosis that is not widely known. I would never have correlated all these issues into a single diagnosis. We have tried different medications, but Dr Mathew always listens to my issues, then makes suggestions and adjustments accordingly, which I greatly appreciate. One of my coworkers began to suffer with similar issues, and I recommended Dr Matthew to her. She was equally pleased, after her diagnostic testing and remains a patient as well. Not only is Dr Mathew an exceptional diagnostician, her staff is always very friendly and very helpful. I am extremely appreciative of Dr Mathew's knowledge, skill and professionalism.

A few months ago, I became a patient of Dr. Susan Mathew's and I cannot say enough good things…read moreabout her and her staff. Dr. Mathew really listens and is incredibly empathetic. She discussed my health history and explored the symptoms that I've been experiencing, ultimately offering multiple alternatives for ways to address my health issues. When one alternative was cost prohibitive, Dr. Mathew and her nurse helped me secure a different alternative, going out of their way to do so. Her nurse and medical receptionist are delightful as well.

My visit with Edward Rensimer has been the single most vile encounter I've ever had with a medical…read moreprovider. I've been waiting years to write this review. I was referred to Rensimer by a rheumatologist. I had chronic fatigue for a very long time, joint and muscle pain, and significant pain and heaviness in my legs and feet. I had also gained weight (~30 lbs). I had test results showing that I might have contracted Lyme disease (I am from a part of the country where Lyme is endemic). The rheumatologist thought I might have Lyme on the basis of my blood tests, and did not want to address any inflammatory issues until figuring out whether I had an infectious disease. At my appointment, I conveyed my symptoms (after signing my life away on reams of intake forms and waivers). Rensimer refused to look at my prior lab test results because he didn't like the local physician who ordered them. He pronounced that we don't have Lyme in Texas (I'm not from Texas). He sneered at me that my weight gain must be due to personal failures of exercise and diet (hard to exercise when you muscles, legs and feet are on fire). After some back and forth where I'm getting a very nasty vibe, he starts snarl-laughing in my face and asking me about my intimate life (non-existent for many years given how ill I was). He proceeds to ignore my responses regarding my longtime celibacy and sends me away with a script for blood tests for HIV and syphilis, even though I don't have the sexual history or genitourinary symptoms that would support the diagnosis of an STI. (Lyme disease and syphilis are both spirochete type bacteria, so I guess this was his way of saying he didn't believe me, and slapping me down, so to speak). He didn't explain the script (I looked up the blood tests myself), so I can only assume he was getting his jollies imagining how appalled I would be to blindly present that script to a lab. The whole episode was some absurd attempt at insulting me: I mean - what doctor would try to diagnose someone complaining of weight gain with HIV? Oh, and of course he also sent me off with a referral to a psychiatrist. A male psychiatrist, of course. A headshrinker to put this crazy broad (who probably sleeps around) in her place. Well, of course I wasn't crazy. And I never had HIV or syphilis. As misfortune would have it, I was eventually diagnosed with ovarian cysts and sciatic endometriosis, both of which messed with the nerves going into my legs, causing referred pain in my limbs. After years of suffering, I had surgery for this condition. On top of it, I bucked up and gathered the funds to see a Lyme specialist in a northeastern state, who promptly diagnosed me with a "classic case," and administered antibiotics. After both of these interventions, I am feeling SIGNIFICANTLY better. It is a sad fact that people who are chronically and/or mysteriously ill have to deal with physicians like these who seem to have outright contempt for their patients. I am glad that I possessed sufficient discernment and the necessary mental fortitude to continue on my health journey for answers, and not let this individual stand in the way of a resolution of my problems.

I recommend Dr. Ed Rensimer, MD and his entire medical staff in the strongest possible terms. His…read morepractice is designed to provide the kind of exceptionally professional but personally focused medical care which is rarely seen in today's government and insurance company dominated medical industry. He is thoroughly responsive and a great listener. Then, he is extremely knowledgeable and both willing and eager to explain his understanding. If your primary motivation is for a quick in, quick out, 10-minute experience watching someone type into their laptop, Rensimer & Associates is not for you. If you are looking for real listening, careful evaluation, and exceptional medical knowledge delivered in an atmosphere focused on sincere caring and compassion, you will never do better. Ever.

I went in for a corn and bunion check-up. The front desk staff was very attentive and friendly. The…read moreoffice is clean and organized, and Dr. Hansen was amazing. He explained everything in detail so that I could understand. I highly recommend this office if you're looking for a great podiatrist. I also took my son hereafter.