I know some people comment on Dr. James Pritchett's bedside manner, but honestly, he's a genius at…read morewhat he does. If you're seeing him, you're fortunate--he tells you the truth straight, and that's exactly what I want from a surgeon. I need bilateral hip resurfacing, and I truly hope he can perform the procedure for me. I'm not looking for a lollipop; I'm looking for expertise, and he has it. When he heard that I had waited in an exam room for an hour and had to leave, he personally called me. We all have busy days, and I was working the whole time I was waiting anyway. That call showed me who he is: a good guy and a remarkable surgeo

amazing procedure.... I was back on the tennis court within three months. Full sprinting mobility,…read moreapproximately 14 months after. I would do it again without hesitation. (FYI, 60-year-old female. )

Unimpressed. I went in for two plantar warts. He scraped off the top layer then said he'd have a…read moreprescription for me to put on it. I asked about burning off or cutting out because he did not mention any other options. He said he could burn it off but I'd have to come back several times. I said okay. I was then forgotten for awhile waiting on the prescription. An hour later I went to go to the compound pharmacist to pick up the prescription and they told me it would be $180! I have great insurance by the way but at a compound pharmacy you pay and hope your insurance will reimburse. I would have driven to him a few times to burn them off at that price! Bottom line he wasn't helpful. Being forgotten was an annoyance. The lack of information was upsetting.

He is ABSOLUTELY the best!!! He has been putting me back together for about 7 months now and is…read moredoing a AWESOME job. I feel so blessed to have him as my surgeon!!! He started by fixing another so called doctors mistakes. I just couldn't ask for better. Thank you so much Doc.

He did neck surgery left me permanently disabled and before I could even try to get fixed he…read moreghosted me told me it wasn't his fault and could no longer be my doctor Horrible surgery

He seemed to know his way around a spine and read an X-ray​ OK. I think I had been wearing a neck…read morestabilization​ collar for no particular reason for almost a month. The ER doc had no spine and so erred in caution with an​ ambulance transfer from Allenmore to st. ​Joes and 2 nights in trama and a lot of X rays and a COVID​ 19 test for the low low price of 300000 +++ Dr. Nwosu had nothing to do with all that. He seemed very competent​. Just don't​ try to make an ​an appointment​ online his system does not work.​

Dr. Conrad changed my life. He took the time to listen, take extra tests, and figure out a plan to…read moretreat my leg. He doesn't usually see people with my issue, but did so anyways. He could not have been more pleasant and trustworthy. I hope to never have reason to see him in his office, but if I do, I would go back in a heartbeat.

"I gotta guy." is usually reserved for a good mechanic, electrician or plumber and not so much for…read moresurgeons as you may see one, once or twice in your lifetime. But as you see, I have Dr. Schwartz on that list to whomever asks me about a great shoulder-guy. (I work in the electrical industry; we get a lot of shoulder and knee problems.) Anyway, I was warned by my coworkers who've gone through similar shoulder surgeries about all the post-surgery problems, mainly pain and recovery I will encounter. Not true after my surgery with Dr. Schwartz. Yes, your mileage may vary but the worst part for me was having to wear a sling. My pain was minimal and recovery was very quick. (I had the full-meal deal; rotator cuff and bicep reattachment and I guess my collarbone had to be shaved.). Dr. Schwartz was very patient and actually listened to my concerns both pre and post-op. He explained everything from my injuries, my upcoming surgery and what to expect afterwards. He's pretty proud of his work, even showing me a video of my surgery. And his staff was awesome! I liked his work so much, I had my other shoulder repaired three months after my first.. this shoulder's recovering fine as well. One thing to note: getting something surgically repaired is not like taking your car to the mechanic. You can't expect to just go take boxing lessons after you leave the shop. It takes time and a lot of physical therapy to properly heal, as Dr. Schwartz told me on my very first visit. Follow your post-op instructions handed to you and actually DO your physical therapy routines and you'll be fine. So if you're looking for a really great shoulder-surgeon, "I gotta guy...."

I had been dealing with shoulder pain for over a year when I finally saw Dr. Schwartz. He decided…read morethat surgery would be the next logical step and said that he would find a repair whatever was wrong. He did find and fix a couple things that were wrong, and said that if I followed my PT my shoulder would be as good as new. Almost 6 months after surgery and following PT strictly, my shoulder is in more pain than before the surgery with no end in sight. Dr. Schwartz ordered another MRI and I feel like I'm right back where I started, having wasted 6 months and a lot of money. I was terrified of having surgery by Dr. Schwartz assured me that it would end up solving my problem. Nothing could be farther from the truth.

Dr Lawrence Holland is a wonderful Orthopedic Surgeon who has helped me tremendously. I…read morewholeheartedly recommend his excellent knowledge in your knee replacement.

Dr Holland doesn't have the greatest bedside manner. He did a knee replacement for me, which after…read more1 year, still gives me pain. I'm back to being active but only if I take the Advil/tylenol cocktail and wear a knee brace. Started having pain in my other knee, had imaging done requested by my PCP thinking it could be a Baker's cyst, but Dr Holland disregarded that and was confident it was something else so he suggested I get a shot which I had previously done with my first knee. Fast forward to getting bill for my visits and I get 3 notifications for 1 bill - email text and hard copy. Trying to get that to just one notification (email) and yikes!! They use a 3rd party company (InstaMed) and between those 2 (OPA and InstaMed) I was told to call one and then the other and back again. I gave up, paid my bill directly with OPA and now hope to be done with them

My husband went to Dr. Strafford for a "rotator cuff" surgery. At first, everything seemed okay…read more Later, the doctor told him that he needed to do a second surgery on him because the first one "failed". So, less than a month after the first surgery- he had his second. When my husband was in the recovery room- post operation- I went to see him him, and he was crying! I asked him what was wrong. He told me that the doctor said that this second operation was a "failure" also! He was also worried that he wouldn't be able to do his job anymore. ( He used to have a cabinet shop). Seeing my husband so upset made me cry too. It was very stressful! So then Dr. Strafford came out to talk to me in the waiting room. He asked me if my husband could do "design" work now. ( He knew my husband's job required heavy lifting). He went to physical therapy, and then developed a bad wound that bled profusely. This was where his sutures were. We go to see Dr. Stratford. He sends us to an "Infectious Disease" specialist! This freaked us both out. We go to him, and he tells my husband he has a bad staff infection. He also puts him on strong antibiotics for 28 days. Now, it is eight months later. My husband still doesn't have full use of the arm that is on the shoulder side of the two "failed" surgeries. Nor can he lift any weight at certain angles. These two "failed" surgeries have been a nightmare for us!

I saw Dr. Stratford following an accident. I am a 73 year old woman and was in a lot of pain. He…read morehad to operate to repair my broken shoulder and arm. Dr. Stratford was kind and gentle in treating me and answered all my questions fully. I found him to be knowledgeable, respectful and thorough. I would highly recommend this physician.

He was my primary care doctor in 2012-14. I had alot of back pain and too many other assorted odd…read morethings going on, including digestive issues and headaches . I felt worse all the time. He never treated me as though i were lying, and did his best to help. Eventually it got so bad and i was so sick i applied for SSI. Even though we only knew for sure of some spinal issues, he was fully supportive and believed what I had said. Before the case could even be completed I found I had severe chronic pancreatitis that had been flaring off and on causing many issues. Im grateful he was intuitive enough to know there was a problem even though it was elusive. I may have died in streets without this case going through, due alot to his wisdom, support and compassion.