I've had an amazing experience with the company my physical therapist Branden is amazing he wants…read moreyou set up for success he helped so much on day one after my knee replacement revision surgery looking forward to working more with him.

Donovan is an excellent physical therapist. He is very gentle understanding and he cares about his…read morepatient how they're feeling what they're going through and also helping them get better. Also recommend this place for anybody who's has surgery or has anything wrong with them that needs physical therapy. This place is the place to be and the office staff is so professional and so nice. I love the receptionist at the front. Both ladies are just superb. Recommend 10 out of 10.

Amazing office , friendly staff! Dr. Paul Mckee is the best in the business. I have had knee…read moreproblems for years. Have very little cartilage left and made visits to 3 different orthopods. I have never had the customer service that I experienced with Dr. Mckee. He really took time to explain my issues. He listened and thoroughly evaluated my MRI. Unlike many of the docs I had seen. He advised I get a PRP injection . It worked great and I am pain free right now. I was contemplating getting this injection at another doc's office for $3000 out of pocket! insurance doesn't cover it but here at Shea they only charged $370 . I couldn't believe it and was thrilled that is was so much less expensive. I will totally recommend Dr. Mckee to all my friends . It's worth the drive to Louisville!

This has been my Dr for 30 years. HE is the best doctor around. Just had knee replacement surgery…read morein Feb. I am doing great. Had to stay in hospital or a few days and he was there to check on him every day, sometimes more than once a day. He was even there on Saturday, excellent Dr.

I had broken/shattered my right leg, left ankle, spent a year in a wheelchair, never supposed to…read morewalk again, I shattered the ankle again, I fell. I was afraid to allow anyone to do surgery, because I had crashed, they had slapped a cast on me, & sent me home in Hardin county. I ended up with bedsores, one took my heel. My orthopedic kept saying my ankle moving to the top of my foot was arthritis, I finally went for a 2nd opinion, the doctor right away sent me to a specialist, right across from my home, he xrayed it, looked at it, oh my foot was swelling so badly, I had a rod & 3 pins in my leg, he said, making you an appointment with Dr. Hockenbury. I was scared, but have great faith in God, I did ask dr. Hockenbury if he believed in God, he looked at me sort of funny, but said yes. I finally said ok, I couldn't walk, didn't have a choice, he ended up taking the rod & pins out...yes they hurt so badly, & I called it sliced & diced my foot & leg until he was finished. He used a method on my ankle that he invented, I was impressed. He did tell me I would drag my leg when I was out of the bed in 126 days, but I didn't, & I could move my foot & shouldn't have been able to, he asked if I minded if a couple of doctors took a look, this was the final cast off, & walking time, I was thrilled, they were amazed. I'm giving the glory to God, & Dr. Hockenbury for being used by God. He is terrific, haven't seen him in a while, age is slipping up on me, need some help, so I'm calling Dr. Hockenbury!!!!

I would give a minus if that were possible. When it comes to Dr. Hockenbury I personally would say…read moreBe Ware or Go Elsewhere. I moved to Louisville from Michigan and fell in apartment hall and needed foot surgery. Did not know one doctor in Louisville so called a highly recommended physicial who was not taking new patinets nor any new medicare patients as I had just retired. Their office mentioned Dr. Hockenbury since he had been an army doctor. So I went and to the day I die will be so sorry I did. I saw and he said I needed surgery which required brake in foot and big toes. Have bones fused and screws in foot, all which I believe was necessary. Started with after surgery visits, most time saw assistant which just took x rays and never looked at food which was in a brace for 5 months. Dr. Hockenbury came in a few times but always with an intern, to whom he did all the talking never to me nor my family. End results 5 months later when was told to buy a shoes and start walking on foot only to find, I am now considered handicapp. Yes my big toe is shorter than all the others but that is not the problem it is raised about the foot since the bone is now set. I asked Dr. Hockenbury about it and he said, evidently I did not bend the medal plate that is moon shaped down enough. I said what and his comment back to me "well I could not have you stand up during surgery" Never sorry. Said does it hurt in shoe and I answered NO and his comment "Well then my surgery was a success". As the result of NOT having a big toe that touches floor, to give support to walking etc. I have balance problems and have to have pieces in my shoes like life for just big toes, but does not help in middle of night when you get up to go to bathroom, which happened to me when I fell and had a concussion that took me a year to get over. Have had 3 additional falls and gait in walking is now off, all of which I will have for the rest of my life. I have been told by several other foot doctors that if had been checked while healing could have been correction by taking care of toe before the bone grew and got stronger. Could have another surgery but would require breaking foot and reconstruction and take 1 year before could walk on it. But recommended not to do it at my age. I have learned to forgive Dr. Hockenbury but think others need to be WARNED before going under knife with Dr. Hockenbury. He is more interested in bragging about his vacations and getting pat on backs from Interns from my experience than me as a patient. Could not even say He was sorry for his mistake. Which legally we can do nothing about. SAD but TRUE

I have seen physicians in this group for over 25 years along with my husband, mother, sisters,…read morebrother, extended family, neighbors and friends. Some I recommended, some that found them on their own. It's a specialty and though the wait can be real, the attention and quality of care you receive is second to none.

Waited on hold to make a simple first appointment WAY too long. When the scheduler finally…read moreanswered, she acted like I was disturbing her for calling. Very rude. This was on October 17, 2023. I will call for a referral to somewhere else.

I enjoy visiting with Nurse Katie. She is always so pleasant and reviews my history and current…read moreconditions very throughly. She recommended so very good strength training exercises that will hopefully improve my back. I'll return in 6 months

I've seen Kate and Dr comptom for " Pain management " for…read morethe past few yrs. They are both very good -- I have no C/o about them . But worst office I've ever worked with. Can't get anything scheduled-- no one ever calls you back. I play the game I was told to play -- go in every 3 months to make it easy to get me scheduled for when I do need an epidural-- what a joke -- they called me last week to finally schedule an epidural I was supposed to get in November-- never happened. Then I got diagnosed with endometrial cancer/ had surgery before they even got back to me about scheduling epidural. Told them I can't drive now ( 1 week post op) and don't want epidural right now while recovering but could I get a refill on gabapentin due to back pain with no epidural. Wouldn't do it-- since I haven't had a refill in 3 yrs. I often go mths without taking it --but I have to come in for a drug test --be seen-- again. Just saw me 6 wks ago. Then Kate told me to just ask another doctor to send-- maybe my PCP. Wow-- i guess since I figured it was a pain management prescription that id call pain management first. Well-- after 2 weeks of trying to get them to return my calls about the refill (office finally called this am to say no) I decided to take kates advice and call PCP. Even though hasn't seen me in 6 MONTHS he was willing to send. So I have to think that there are better pain management practices out there. Doesn't matter how good your providers are if the practice is this poorly run. I know I need to start looking around--