All office staff at Elliot Orthopedics have always been polite and efficient. The medical staff has…read morebeen not just professional, but also kind and caring. Along with answering all questions and providing thorough information, Dr. Lawless has offered treatments that have been beneficial in giving relief to my advanced osteoarthritis.

I went to Elliot Orthopedics for shoulder. The office is clearly over booking which led to being…read moreturned away for an office visit. After having to plead to see my dr. When finally saw the Dr. Doctor had person in training. She spent most of the time talking with training person. At the the end when she did talk to me, offered no plan to address the shoulder issue. I did receive a shot for pain and told to go to to PT for the fourth time( insurance merry go round). Left with no answers and stunned how lil she seemed to be engaged. Told family and neighbors never go there. Treated like crap from beginning to end. Doctors don't seem to really care to help, period. Seemed like I was a nuisance to them. Just terrible operation, from appointments to actual doctor care(or lack there of).

An amazing surgeon who has incredibly high standards both in surgery and in his personal care. His…read moreoffice staff is equally as kind and genuinely caring as he is. He is the best of the best. NH is lucky to have him!

Have been coming to Elliot Rheumatology Associetes (Yelp prefers the secondary name of New…read moreHampshire Arthritis Center) since my then rheumatologist Dr. Lynch created the department when he merged his practice with the new Elliot River's Edge several years ago. He handpicked Drs. Marks and Mirza as his associates. Sadly, for me and a friend who went to him, Dr. Lynch retired in May, 2015. He passed my care to Dr. Mirza. I was supposed to meet her a couple weeks prior to my rotator cuff surgery in September, 2015, but her schedule had a conflict so they pushed me back a couple months. Eek! Post op I was having a lot of joint pain being off one of my meds for several weeks until any risk of infection was gone. Doesn't take long to come out of remission. I needed her blessing to go back on it, and she didn't want to do that without meeting me; they squeezed me in same day I called for help. I really liked her. She's straight forward without being condescending. Thorough and thoughtful in the questions she asks about meds and symptoms and is making some changes that seem to be working so far. Easy to upset the apple cart when tweaking dosages. She likes to chat, and we go off topic. As I often did with Dr. Lynch. Never feel rushed, and she doesn't keep me waiting for more than a few minutes, though I know her appointment schedule is jammed. She and Dr. Marks are trying to find another rheumatologist to join them; taking on new patients is almost impossible right now. Apparently there's a shortage in the country, so any med students out there with an interest in arthritis in its many different forms, please consider coming to Manchester, NH! The Rheumatology department shares incoming phone and fax lines with the Orthopaedics and Surgical Specialists department, so when you call, the automated system will identify both (it refers to Elliot Rheumatology Associates, not New Hampshire Arthritis Center in case someone is confused). Just follow the prompts to select your provider to make/change appointments, leave questions or request medication refills.

I did not like doctor Vladimir SInkof at all. When he first came in he tripped over the office…read morechair and the he left to go get his files. Very unprofessional in my opinion!!! I saw Dr. David gundy from the same office but, he does not do surgery. He was so good had a good feeling about him but, this other guy I would not let him trim my toenails.

I'd like to start by saying that this place is responsible for my permanent disability of my right…read moreshoulder. and that's just the beginning.... me and my significant other have been using them for the passed 3-4 years just for basic pt or stuff like that and they absolutely suck. they don't call you when they need to reschedule an appointment and when they do they pick the time that's convenient for them not you. there's also multiple physicians there that don't take their jobs seriously and just slack off half the time and don't clean their stations. my significant other had just went to them to try and figure out soreness problems granted she is about 20 yo they didn't even bat an eye, told her to use meds that she'd taken before and made her feel like shit or practically claimed she was "faking" it. how professional....... DO NOT USE THIS HOSPITAL

The doctor spent probably five minutes with me never went over the MRI. I tried to get questions in…read moretold me it was just arthritis. Left the room that was it. I would definitely not recommend this practice and it was Dr. Christian V

Very happy with my visit with Dr Eric Richard, he was kind, knowledgeable and explained things in a…read moreway that a normal person would understand. Everyone at the Dover office that I came into contact with was nice.

Dr. Thompson treated my ankle and broken leg. Professional, personal extremely knowledgeable…read more Nurses are just as amazing. Every appointment I had was on time with little to no wait with a smile. Highly recommend access sports!

With the takeover off CMC by HCA in 2025, all services at this location were closed at the end of…read moreOctober 2025. Granite State Internal Medicine, the Pediatrics office, and CMC Outpatient lab at this location are now all closed.

Welcoming.. doctors listened and spoke directly as to what test would be recommended to take and…read moreget current info. No assumptions just get the facts. Advised options for next steps... choices. Treated as an adult not as a kid. Paperwork is killing me to get it changed to this office. But that's insurance these days.