With the death of Dr. Roisum, there is no longer an MD to see. But the physician assistants who've…read morecarried on the practice are among the best in Idaho Falls. We've relied on them for years.

Thoroughly unimpressed. I waited a week after calling about a referral only to find out it wasn't…read morewritten or sent. When I called the third time about it I was sent to a voicemail. I was given the run on the referral and the doctor ignored other issues I was there to address. Plus wrote me off with a prescription just to get me out the door. Won't be back.

Everything about this facility is great. I've had knee, hand and foot surgeries, by three different…read moreproviders and I am very happy with them all.

This review is for Dr. Logan Cooper and his PA-C assistant. If you're considering hip replacement…read moresurgery by Dr. Cooper, I strongly suggest DON'T DO IT...until you've had a 2nd or even 3rd opinion by specialists who perform the (posterior) surgery. Dr. Cooper specializes in the (anterior) approach, boasting 6-week healing times on average. It has now been a YEAR since my hip replacement. To this day my thigh, from my knee upward to my hip, is numb and the tendon damage by the incision hinders my ability to get dressed or walk short distances or even sleep. I live on painkillers, which offer some relief, but overall I am much worse off than before the surgery and I may never recover. 7 weeks of physical therapy did absolutely nothing to aid with these issues. To literally add insult to injury, I later discovered that Summit was billing my insurance for my follow up visits which were necessitated by the nerve and tendon damage. At first Dr. Cooper and his PA-C assistant, Joel Whiting, boasted about 6-week healing times...then it was "give it a few more months" then during my last follow up 6 months ago I was told "well sometimes it can take a year to heal." I was totally blown-off at that point leaving me with zero suggestions and zero empathy. I am in my 50's, average height, not overweight and have a muscular build. After multiple visits to another orthopedic surgeon outside of Summit, I was informed by that surgeon he does not do the anterior surgeries due to the increased chances of nerve and tendon damage. I highly recommend seeking multiple opinions and acquiring all the facts before making a decision!

Bidoff replaced both knees and left hip, awesome healing and office follow up, sad to see him…read moreretired

I have seen Dr Redd multiple times over 3-4 years for several things (thank you arthritis!),…read moreincluding damage to my knees from a bad fall. I appreciate his thoroughness, his respect and patience. I never feel rushed or as though I'm just patient number. He explains options and procedures, and answers all of my questions. I also appreciate that he recommends natural and non-invasive options. He was a little tough grading my range of motion after rotator cuff repair, but it actually kept me on track doing my home physical therapy exercises. And I now have my full range of motion back! I don't want to ding the practice when most of my experience has been so positive. However, I was referred to Dr Olson recently for an additional opinion re carpal tunnel revision and it was a terrible experience. He was dismissive of my concerns and shot down everything other professionals had concerns about. He even told me how "everyone" sleeps! Wow. His arrogance and lack of concern was staggering.

In July I fell on my arm onto concrete. Although I am not in much pain today, it's October and with…read moresome pain still remaining I felt it would be good to check it out. Dr. Liljenquist is amazing. He explained my X-rays to me after asking me what happened. He checked my range of motion and asked about pain while I moved my arms to various positions. Then he muscle tested me to see what and where the weaknesses were in my muscles. I had both shoulders looked at so I knew if I had future problems to look forward to. After the strength testing on my muscles he suggested we try physical therapy first. Dr. Liljenquist is a surgeon. He could have suggested I have surgery. But he didn't. He took a cautious approach and suggested physical therapy to see if this would help me re-strengthen my muscles. I'm Impressed with his professionalism, his thoroughness, and his desire to see me heal completely. I would highly recommend Dr. Liljenquist.

Rare combination of top notch surgeon plus a great personality! Love this guy. My family has had…read moreseveral procedures done by Dr. B and every one was spot on perfection. Excellent staff as well.

Recently had a total knee replacement surgery from Dr Biddulph or Bid as I like to call him…read more Several years ago he did my shoulder torn rotator cuff surgery. He had to install 7 mechanical fasteners to put my shoulder back together. So yeah I know Dr Biddulph pretty well. First of all he tells you exactly what the the problem is and how he will fix it with surgery and I like that about him he doesn't sugar coat anything. His staff even though are very busy are very professional and well organized! He has excellent bed side manners while your in the hospital. He follows up very well with with scheduling and such. With it being cold outside and slick roads he recommended home therapy and nurse visits which I was very grateful for that advice. He is just real good about what to anticipate and how everything will go. If your considering any of these surgeries his staff will do an excellent job!!!

Our 5 year old daughter was in Texas and fell off of a play structure and broke both bones in her…read moreleft arm. The local hospital did a temporary cast to allow the swelling to go down and we made an appointment with Dr. Redd. He and the whole staff was excellent. Our daughter needed multiple x-rays and the x-ray tech was gentle and very friendly with our daughter. The nurse was the same. Dr. Redd was very friendly and my daughter, while scared that there would be pain, immediately warmed up to him. He had to put pressure on her arm while setting the cast but each time our daughter was about to cry, he diverted her attention to other topics (birthdays, playing, sports, school, etc.) and before you know it, with hardly a tear, the process was done. I highly recommend him and his staff.

From the owner: Excellence is our goal, and our patients can expect the best possible medical care. Our services…read moreinclude, but are not limited to: Adult Orthopaedic Surgery Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Reconstruction Arthroscopic Surgery of the Knee Arthroscopic Surgery of the Shoulder Carpal Tunnel Surgery Computer Navigated Total Hip Replacement Computer Navigated Total Knee Replacement Degenerative Joint Disease (Arthritis) Foot and Ankle Surgery Fracture Care Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery Impingement Syndrome Joint Replacement Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgery Rotator Cuff Tears Sports Medicine Tendon/Nerve/Muscle Repair Tennis Elbow Injections Total Shoulder Replacement

Dr. Andary did surgery on my shoulder a few years ago. It had frozen up on me and I couldn't…read moreimagine why. I did have an injury to o it while lifting a suitcase a little while before I went to him. He found a small bone that had chipped off and was lodged into the joint space. It was hard for me to imagine (A) how he found that small bone and (B) how that smanhll piece of bone could cause that big of a problem. Regardless, he found it and fixed it for me and I haven't had any problems since. He is a very friendly and compassionate Doctor. I would highly recommend him if you are having shoulder or knee problems. Thank You for your kind care!

Dr. Andary replaced both of my knees a few years back and I can say I am totally thrilled that the…read moresurgeries were complete successes. I had a good experience with Dr. Andary. The only problem I had was the first knee got a superficial infection when the nurse took out the staples at week 8. She had no gloves on and I suspect that's how it was transmitted. Always make sure they have gloves on, any nurse that will come in contact with a wound. Had to go to wound care for 6 weeks.