My wife was seen today by Dr. Gregory, and the experience was extremely disappointing. In a Workers' Compensation case, patients deserve empathy, professionalism, and respect. Unfortunately, the treatment we received felt cold, dismissive, and at times even sarcastic. A doctor should not only have medical knowledge, but also compassion and basic human understanding toward patients who are already dealing with pain, stress, and difficult situations. After this experience, I can understand why the reviews and ratings for this doctor are so low. I would strongly advise others to think carefully before choosing this doctor for Workers' Compensation-related care. read more

The worst doctor ever seen in my life. COVID is long gone, but when you visit his office, you have to wear a mask. Not even an honest one either. Doesn't know anything, and he doesn't care about the patients. read more

Orthopedic Doctor gallick was rude . While needing help he disregarded my painand continue to say nothing was wrong with me. I told him my pain is internal and again he stated nothing wrong and started loud talking to me ... i told him to stop being rude and dont be disrespectful read more

I saw him awhile ago, after waiting 2 hours. He came in and the first thing he asked rudely was why I hadn't been there in 2 years. I proceeded to tell him I had breast cancer, there was a fire next to our store that ruined quite a few things and my husband had died. He walked out! His female assistant gave me the shots in my knees. It seems that he has not changed. Sad! read more

Terrible Bedside manner Appointment is at 1 pm He comes in at 1:45 pm COVID -19 Pandemic going on and he has a full waiting room of people. He has no bedside manners and after making you wait almost an hour he rushed through your visit in 10 minutes not caring about what you have to say. As a medical professional myself I feel sad that my 77 yr old mom was treated so poorly . He told my mom she could go for a cat scan or not that it was up to her , but gave her no Rx just a scrap of paper with name of type of cat scan! My mom is 77 years old and she came home and cried about how dismissive dr was, he told her your shoulder will never be the same so don't bother with physical therapy anymore it's a waste of time. Very crude! As a medical professional myself this kind of care is surely sa read more

Over all just the worst. From the moment that you walk in the staff is very dude, and dismissive. I went in with my service dog and they said I needed to keep it outside. I don't know what kind of people or "professional" employees work for such a place. Patient care is essential, and they lack any type of consideration. Before the assistant came to tell me that my service dog needed to stay outside they were very obvious about who and what they were talking about. They did not care about being discrete at all, and the woman told me up loud from the door, did not even bother to ask me to approach or did not bother to approach me herself. The doctor was just as rude and condescending. They have no way of speaking to their clients/ patients There's a big difference between being straight forward and being rude and they don't know how to distinguish between the two. I turned around and left the office. I will no longer be returning, and will be reporting this matter higher up. read more

I went to Dr. Gallick about a knee injury. He came in wearing a mask. I told him I'm deaf and can understand speech only by lipreading. He said something I couldn't understand. I repeated that I need to see what he says as I can't hear, and that it's fine we can stand far apart when he is talking (I was wearing a mask). He writes on piece of paper, "Go to another office." Then he walks out. Anyone with medical training has got to know the basics about hearing. Apparently he didn't and wouldn't make the simplest accommodation . I can't think of another time in my life that a medical professional behaved like that, and I've come across a few that are totally lacking in people skills. No wonder his website says he is accepting new patients. I sure he doesn't get much repeat business read more

Most people believe that the title of "Doctor" symbolizes..healer, fixer, diagnoser, caring, and ethics. Not all doctors fall under this expression. Dr. Gallick, from my experience, did not fall under this expression! In fact, its clear he falls very short of it! I was sent to him by my employer for a work-related injuries after i had already been seen by the first medical doctor. The first doctor was fair and understanding. She prescribed pain medication and physical therapy....but the insurance company refused to pay for physical therapy (although the insurance company said they would). Soon after i was sent to Dr. Gallick. I expressed all my problems to him including the fact that was still in pain. I made it clear to him that i needed to go to physical therapy to help strengthen my injury. I know my body better than any doctor....considering that i was a All-American college athlete years ago. Dr. Gallick said he believe my injury to be a soft tissue injury. Definition of believe: is (hold (something) as an opinion,think or suppose. I said " Believe" is not Fact! I requested a MRI because Dr. Gallick based his "belief" on a X-RAY, but x-rays are not good at showing the true extent of a injury..especially soft tissue injuries. Dr. Gallick refused to have a MRI performed, he refused pain meds (although the first doctor had me on pain meds) Dr Gallick, also denied me the physical therapy that the first doctor okayed, but was never authorized/given from my employers insurance company. So, I asked Dr. Gallick why can't you give me pain meds, MRI, physical therapy...(after all the "Cost" for pain meds, MRI, and physical therapy will not come out your pocket Dr. Gallick!!!! I realized that Dr. Gallick was not looking out for my health and well being or actually trying to treat me...he was really looking out for the pockets of the insurance company that paid him to conduct a the examination. So, its true... after seeing Dr. Gallick, I left him in the same condition that i was in, before meeting him...I left in pain, with no MRI performed, no strength training/ physical therapy and a go back to work card!!!!! So, what was Dr. Gallick examination for.... he did not do anything to treat my situation! Is this the world we live in! "Great Ethics" from "dr. gallick" (This post is only my beliefs and experience with dr. gallick) and to make people aware!!!!!! I also notice a huge percentage of his reviews are bad. read more

Please read YELP reviews and don't just look at average scores. Dr. Gallick is a top tier doctor. He stays current and explains things very thoroughly. I realize this may be complicated to a non-medical professional, but he never talks down. He performed orthoscopic surgery on both of my knees in 2003. I went back to him in pain in 2017 and he directed me to work through it and avoid expensive shots and surgery. The issue was resolved in six weeks at zero cost. I just went back to him on 12/20/2022 with intense knee pain that has persisted for several months. He x-rayed, reviewed, explained and acted. He drained about a nickel roll's worth of yellow fluid from my knee, gave me a cortisone shot, an Rx for Motrin and a two week follow up appointment. I am pain-free a couple of hours later. He listens and looks for the least expensive and evasive path to resolve your issue. He is also a top-rated surgeon in the event surgery is unavoidable. Highly recommended! read more

Look no further than Dr Gallick for excellent ortho care.The office staff is great and I have never waited longer than 15 minutes to see the doctor. His is without question one of the best surgeons in the area. read more

Dr. Gallick treated me about 4 years ago for a tendon issue in my right leg. Very professional. Very Helpful. Would highly recommend him. read more

Curt, unfriendly experience. They overbook: by 9 am there were 9 patients waiting. Dr. Gallick could not have cared less about me--a new patient. Brusque and unfriendly. He got irritated when I asked him to write down the diagnosis. I could not wait to get out of there and won't return. read more

HORRIBLE experience! Now I understand why people complain about workman's comp doctors. He didn't listen or want to be bothered with anything that I had to say. He cleared me for full duty despite the fact that I am still in a lot of pain and unable to turn my head (I was concussed and suffered a neck and shoulder sprain). I told him I wasn't comfortable with that because I am required to be very physical and I need to be able to react quickly and safely without hurting myself or others. He couldn't care less! He told me to start lifting and running. That typically, people with what he calls whiplash, tend to feel better by being active. I am a relatively healthy young adult and am in tune with my body. I practice yoga pretty consistently and I know what I can put my body through. He said yoga won't help. That I should start running and lifting. Then he said to stop taking the muscle relaxer I was prescribed when I went to the ER because they're habitual. I agreed but was firm in telling him that I wasn't ready for full duty. He then said I might not be emotionally ready but physically, nothing will happen to me and I'm ready. Again, I said I'm not comfortable with going back to work full duty. He disagreed and left. Just like that. I had no word in anything. He prescribed me more pt and had me schedule a follow up. NOT HAPPENING. please. Avoid this guy. Wish I could give him negative stars. read more