These people are good at what they do! I have had to come for 2 different issues in three years. I…read morehave been lucky enough to have had success and I think it is due to the one on one attention given to patients by people who love what they do. The office staff is just as good as the therapist. Always get back to you and always friendly. If you need PT go to people that care enough to make you succeed! Rise is a wise choice!

Mark and daughter run a tight ship I'm a better jointed…read moreperson having them guide me through deep waters Recommend highly Two knee replacements and now ankle fusion Can you say UNCLE...

What do I do when my right shoulder keeps popping out? I am here at AMG Orthopedic to answer…read morequestions. Reception is friendly. Xray went really quickly. The technician was very knowledgeable about positioning me without hurting me. Nurse came in to take vitals and to gather initial information. He succinctly passed it on to Dr. Ratliffe. Nothing the doctor told me was new and I realized it was time to do genetic testing for my condition. Injury prevention and maintenance are prime. The genetic testing is to do conscientious on the effects on my other systems. I am grateful for this practice.

This place is not for me. I have worked in the medical field for over 40 years. I believe I have a…read moregood idea of how patients should be treated. This place saw me once, then ignored me for over six weeks. I went to them in extreme pain and needed help immediately. The medical staff expressed poor communication. I even spoke to the office manager who passed the buck to the doctor and his MA. I agreed that they were part of the problem but as the office manager she should have done something about it. Terrible medical care. Patients are not treated as the priority..!!!

I have a mixed review. As my mother was sent to the hospital for two broken hips. The first hip was…read morefixed by Dr. Sepich and his bed side manner is amazing. He was able to fix her hip and she now has no pain in that hip. Before he broken hips my mother walked with a 4 wheel Walker. She was mostly independent. With saying that Dr. Sepich was out of town when my mom was cleared to have her right hip fixed. So his co-worker Dr. Benoit was to fix her right hip. after the surgery meeting with Dr. Benoit, I was told that he just took out the ball and cleaned up the femur. He then looked me right in my face and told me there was nothing I could tell him to make him believe she was walking beforehand. I had a video and I showed it to everyone showing her walking 4 days prior with her 4 wheeled walker. Since these surgeries, my mother is now been in bed for a year she's had to go back in and Dr. Sepich fix the right hip. Due to other complications and other facilities, not doing their job and my mother is bedridden. If I had to do it over again, I would've refused to let anybody else. Other than Dr. Septic operate on my mother and she would be mobile now. Sante of surprise gave my mother an infection in her right hip after being released from it being fixed by Dr. Sepich, sending her back to Dr. Sepich and having them fix it again and remove the infection. Surprise health and rehabilitation had my mother after the surgery the second time and they did nothing with her sending her home to me with a silver dollar size wound on her butt and her stiff as a board covered with diaper rash. None of this would've happened if Dr. Benoit had just fixed the right hip the first time. My mother's quality of life is in the toilet and now we have to have full-time care for diaper changes baths dressing and physical therapy to try to undo the damage that was started by Dr. Benoit. NEVER HAVE SURGERY DONE BY DR. BENOIT . He does what he wants not what he is supposed to, or even what is best for the patient.

I saw Dr. Sepich for osteoarthritis and he recommended visco supplementation shots in both knees…read more That part is all good. However they require that the shots be given in 3 doses. So I have to see the doctor 4 times total. Even though my insurance 100% pays for the shots Sepich and Banner are charging me an office visit every single time I walk in the door. This is one procedure that they have chosen to spread out and should be covered by the cost. Instead it will cost me $320 every 6 months for what should be $80. Personally it is a joke they are charging me for each time I get a shot even though insurance pays 100% for it. This is 100% their choice to treat it as an office visit each time. They don't need too.

I've had excellent care from several doctors at the CORE Institute. I've seen Eric Feldman and…read moreCarlos Pence for pain; Michael McKernan for a shoulder replacement, and will have a hip replaced by Justin Butler soon. ALL are outstanding doctors specializing is different body limbs or spine. I find them caring and informative. Their bedside manners are wonderful. They give a full folder of instructions prior to surgery and it tells you exactly what to expect and what to prepare for. The CORE Specialty Hospital is spotlessly clean and they take excellent care of their patients. Again, I found them to be as helpful as they possibly could be. Pre-ops are a patient's responsibility to take care of with their primary, but if you wish they will do them at the hospital a couple a week or so prior to surgery. The patient's portal is available for many answers 24/7, or you can leave your question to be personally answered by staff. I'm saddened to see some dissatified comments, but I understand how pain can make life difficult. Perhaps in the future they can look back and not blame the services for what they did not understand when they were in pain. Every patient needs to advocate for their own needs, or have someone to help them do so. I will close by saying how incredibly nice it is to have on-site x-ray, CT & MRI scans. Plus, they have plenty of staff to handle your needs. Very little waiting for visits. They have a screen showing each physcians' name showing if he/she is on time or not. As a "frequent flyer", I've never had a wait time of more than 10 minutes.

I was referred to Dr Adamany for very painful arthritis in both thumbs making it very difficult to…read morebutton my clothes. He listened to my history and then stepped out to get some supplies. He came back and set up his tray with syringes filled with steroids and lidocaine. He injected steroids into several joints in my thumbs and I am much improved and thankful for his expertise. Thank you Dr Adamany. Richard Urwiller MD

I saw Dr. Martin about 2 1/2 months ago. I hurt my knee dancing at a Styx concert. The office,…read morephysician, and staff were all nice. I will say that Dr. Martin was kind and patient. Unfortunately, I do have a complaint. I had left knee pain, which felt like a torn meniscus. My biggest fear was not being able to travel to my niece's wedding in May. I had torn my right meniscus a year ago, so I knew what it felt like. He suspected it was arthritis until after he gave me a shot, and then noticed pain when he tried to move my knee. He sent me for a MRI. He called me to tell me the results were arthritis. I got a copy of the MRI, and it was torn meniscus. It was listed on the second page of the report, so I assumed maybe he didn't see the second page. He wrote an order for PT for knee pain. I called to ask to talk to him to inquire of any restrictions or limitations with PT exercises as it was a torn meniscus. He never called back. I researched exercises on my own and remembered ones I did last year in PT, and began doing them on my own about a month ago. About 1 week ago, I finally was able to walk my dogs again around the block without pain. I am also happy to say that I am going to my niece's wedding out of state next weekend. I am sorry to give a poor review, and am hoping it was just over site on his part. I assume he is typically a good physician as all other reviews I have read on multiple sites were so good.

My wife had a partial knee done by this guy two years ago. Today she is doing cross fit and…read morerunning. The day of surgery she came home and did dishes (thank God!) The guy has attitude but I'm thinking if I were that good I'd have attitude too. BTW...a little industry insight...the salespeople who sell the hardware that is used for these procedures go into the operating room with docs from all over the state. One of those salespeople directed us to this surgeon. Don't know the anesthesiologist's name but he deserve's a shout out as well. He does special nerve blocks that are state of the art. This review done by an MD. "trust me. I'm a doctor"

Made a 10:30 appointment for my husband with the DR. Got an email saying to check in 30 minutes…read moreearly to take care of paperwork. Went at 10:00 AM. My husband has great leg pain and back pain and has for years. We were trying to check on the back as after a hospital stay he was told he had fracture in his back near L3-4. He is able to use a walker but tires easily and walking makes his pain worse so most often we use a walker/ wheel chair where he can push or sit and be wheeled. We were finally taken to a room about 11:00 AM. At 12:05 a PA came in and told us that everything on the X/ray looked to be healing and needed no follow up. When we asked where the Dr. was she said she had reviewed with the Dr. We are looking for a different Dr or group now. Somewhere that we can actually see a Dr. and not wait 2 Hours to see a PA.

The appointment went well, but very hard to get response by phone on follow up questions. Had…read morequestion on progress before the next appointment and i have called and left messages for the last 2 days with no call back. Finally today they mentioned that the doctor and the assistant are busy so they cannot guve q call back. Only option will be to setup another appointment. Itbwould have hardly taken few minutes for them to respond either by call or text. I do not recommend