I had to go here because of an injury to my hamd. The staff was very rude and unprofessional. They…read moreare not considerate of your time either.I called to make an appointment and when i showed up they never put me in the schedule so i had to wait two weeks for another appointment. When I showed up for that one I was 10 mins early for my appointment and i still had to wait over an hour past my time to be seen. I absolutely hated coming here and if your in immense pain dont plan on coming here because it will take weeks for u to finally hear what is wrong.

I had constant tingling, pins and needles, in my hand going up my entire arm starting in August…read more2017. After lots of different testing and still being negative for carpel tunnel I was sent to a hand specialist, Dr. Hagberg. He sonogrammed me and saw swelling and said often carpel tunnel tests come back negative. He gave me a shot of cortisone first and after a few weeks of still having the same symptoms he finally scheduled surgery. I had surgery 1/3/18. With lots of follow up appointments and physical therapy my hand is finally doing better, still not 100%. It was so bad that I did not go back to work until 3/26/18. Dr. Hagberg has been amazing. He's been very patient with me. He's very friendly and actually listens to you, not like most Drs. The surgery center downstairs where they did my surgery was clean and staff was friendly. If I ever have any other hand/arm injuries this will be the place I want to come to.

These guys are the best! I have been dealing with a nerve injury for about the last 2 years and…read morehave been to a number of Orthos, Chiros, and PTs and didn't feel that I made much progress until I began working with Steve and his team. I was able to regain strength in the affected muscles and significantly reduce the amount of secondary pain/discomfort that I was in. The hands-on care and focus that I received from the staff was unparalleled based on my past PT experiences. I can't say enough good things about the people at NHOSPT! Thanks for everything!

The team at North Hills Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy was absolutely superb. I went to…read morethem for two conditions, my one knee and my one elbow. They quickly and efficiently determined a plan to get me back to my normal self. They were able to individually work on both my knee and my elbow but in a timely manner within my allotted one hour sessions. Everyone that I worked with was very nice and professional. Each person knew what they were doing and gave me great advice as well as exercises for me to do on my own at home. My conditions were somewhat minor but still needed attention. I was able to get through PT in about a month's time. I couldn't have been happier with Steve + Team. I highly recommend this group if you're looking to effectively recover from an injury/condition and work with a congenial team that cares.

I initially hesitated to make an appointment to see Dr. Ryan M. Ridenour, because he didn't have…read moremany online reviews. I decided to schedule an appointment with him after being examined by two other doctors who I felt weren't listening to me regarding the issues I was having with my feet. Dr. Ridenour really listened, worked to get a thorough understanding of my condition, and didn't rush to say surgery before trying conservative methods. The surgery that Dr. Ridenour performed (which was different than what the other two doctors were recommending) was successful - every step of the process was clearly explained to me, and Dr. Ridenour didn't mind "all the questions." I would highly recommend him to anyone with foot or ankle issues.

From the owner: Dr. Ridenour is a foot and ankle orthopaedic surgeon who has extensive training in all conditions…read moreassociated with the foot and ankle. He is a Pittsburgh native, growing up in Washington Township and graduating from Kiski Area High School. While at Duke, he was privileged to train under some of the most nationally recognized foot and ankle surgeons where he learned to assess and treat all disorders of the foot and ankle including primary and revision total ankle replacements. As a foot and ankle orthopaedic surgeon, Dr. Ridenour focuses his practice on treating all orthopaedic conditions associated with the foot and ankle. He utilizes a team approach where patient-centered care is the primary focus in order to provide his patients with excellent outcomes. He continues to update his practice to provide patients with the latest advances in foot and ankle surgery and was fortunate to train with many of the surgeons who helped pioneer these techniques. Dr. Ridenour looks forward to providing you with the best care and helping you on your way to recovery.

I am a retired health care provider. Dr. Balk was totally professional, thorough, answered all of…read moremy questions, and provided excellent recommendations and direction for continued care for my problems. Greatly appreciated.

Dr. Balk was patronizing and dismissive of my symptoms. He made it very clear that he did not…read morebelieve that I was in any pain and when it turned out that my issue did not have a surgical answer, he told me, "that's life." I left there after paying him about $1500 (out of pocket, after what insurance covered) and with no relief, no answers, and not even any respect from him. People like this should not be allowed to call themselves doctor.

Dr Thomas Kramer is an absolute gentleman, I've been to him several times now for several reasons…read morethe last being nearly 10 years ago and when he walked in he said hello Ryan like we were old friends, he recalled things about me that were definitely not in my file. All that aside he is a caring professional who wants nothing more than to help people get well without just going straight to surgery.

Made a March 06 appointment with Dr. Nicholas Kubik on 29 January as his online reviews were…read moreexcellent and nothing was available sooner. Unlike any previous physician's appointment, received multiple email and texts including the day of appointment to be sure the appointment was kept, these comms included prompts to fill out documentation online which I did well in advance. Arrived 15 minutes early as a courtesy to the physician as no doctor wants to wait on a late patient. Signed in and was told to take a seat. 25 minutes later I approached the desk and asked how much longer the wait would be. The person laughed saying I'd only been waiting 10 minutes based on our appointment time but wouldn't say how much longer we'd have to wait. She said she'd been unable to read my sign-in paper, said I needed to print. Responded that I had printed, suppose she couldn't be bothered to step around her desk and mention this to anyone in the waiting room. She gave me 4 docs to fill out by hand even though I told her I'd filled out everything requested online long ago. After a total of 45 minutes in the waiting room along with an elderly lady of 93 who also had the same appointment time with Dr. Kubik I approached the desk again. Again I asked how long the wait would be and was told the Dr. is a specialist and that she had no idea. For some reason she didn't want to be bothered to get an update from the doctor or his nurse and didn't seem to care how long I'd been waiting or how much longer it would take. As a result I advised her I'd wait no longer and left. My time is every bit as important as anyone else and I'll not do business with any organization that acts otherwise. Don't understand how anyone can give the Cranberry office a 5-star review. Left that office both angry and frustrated and would discourage anyone who is considering care at that location.

Dr. Casario is extremely unprofessional and unknowledgeable. I saw her briefly about a car accident…read moreand happily answered questions about my current medications and medical history, which includes a well-documented, well-supported disability diagnosis. She questioned every medication I was on, questioning my former doctors who I all like very much. She contradicted their medical advice, unsolicited because I wasn't there for any reason other than pain from the accident. She seemed to question my prior diagnosis, again, unsolicited. When I calmly tried to defend my position, she raised her voice at me and yelled "Im not arguing with you." I am an adult patient and I have the right to engage in my care. She seems to think otherwise. Any doctor who tries to steamroll you about your health isn't a good doctor. She seems miserable. She needs to retire.

Myself, my husband, and my son are all new patients at this practice. We are very pleased with the…read morelevel of care and the ease of getting an appointment.