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4 years ago

Poor follow through on scheduling appointments does not honor purchased certificates from True Local Deals.

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Peter Millett, MD Shoulder Surgeon & Sports Medicine Specialist

Peter Millett, MD Shoulder Surgeon & Sports Medicine Specialist

(7 reviews)

Very thankful for the opportunity to learn from Dr. Peter J. Millett -- a world-renowned shoulder…read moresurgeon, outstanding scholar, dedicated mentor, and true advocate for patients. As an international visiting surgeon, I was deeply inspired not only by his surgical excellence, but also by his innovation, academic vision, and commitment to teaching. The professional, open, and supportive environment he and his team have created made this experience truly meaningful. With sincere gratitude and respect. Looking forward to future collaboration.

I had my fifth shoulder surgery with Dr. Peter Millett in July 2024. It is now March 2026…read more Before that surgery, I had already been through multiple procedures from other surgeons that left my shoulder in a severely compromised state and ultimately forced me to retire from being a professional athlete in my 30s. By the time I found Dr. Millett at the Steadman Clinic, I was already at what I would call a code red -- physically, financially, and mentally. I had spent hundreds of thousands of dollars, even with good insurance, trying to fix what had been done to my body. I flew out to see Dr. Millett three separate times, spending thousands more, because I believed I was finally going to someone who would operate with a higher level of care, precision, and commitment to patient outcomes. What I asked for was very clear: I asked him to evaluate and remove the graft placed in 2020 and the BioBrace placed in 2022, because I strongly felt they were causing mechanical issues, inflammation, and long-term wear on my normal tissues. Instead, while I was under anesthesia, Dr. Millett chose to cut my long head of the biceps tendon, despite it being intact and showing no clear clinical signs of pathology. This decision makes no sense to me -- especially given that he knew my short head of the biceps and coracoid had already been compromised in prior surgeries, and that I had ongoing issues related to that anatomy. Rather than addressing the root cause I came to him for, my anatomy was altered again. Now, I'm left with: - A visible deformity in my bicep - Roughly 30-40% loss of strength - Constant pain with quick movements - Pain when lifting, pressing, or even performing basic daily tasks - Persistent popping and clicking in both the front of my shoulder and my shoulder blade - Difficulty with simple things like putting on clothes or carrying groceries Most concerning -- the original issues I came in for were not addressed. I want to be clear about something: I do not blame Dr. Millett for the surgeries done before him. But I do hold him accountable for this: He did not listen to me. After seeing 30-40 orthopedic surgeons over the course of this process, I've noticed a consistent pattern in the field -- a level of ego and overconfidence that often overrides patient input, even when the patient has lived in the body and experienced the problem for years. I understand that surgeons rely on their training and experience. But when a patient is already on their fifth surgery, with a highly complex history, the standard should be higher -- not more aggressive. Another major issue that needs to be acknowledged is the financial structure of orthopedic surgery. This industry generates enormous revenue through procedures, implants, and devices. Patients are rarely made aware of the deeper financial incentives that exist behind the scenes. I am not saying surgeons act with bad intent. But I am saying there is a clear conflict of interest, and patients need to understand that. What concerns me further is that after performing surgery on me, Dr. Millett ultimately referred me to another specialist in Boston. If that level of expertise was needed, I question why that referral didn't happen before I was operated on -- not after. At this point, I am living with the consequences: - Ongoing mechanical dysfunction - Increased pain - Further altered anatomy - And a significant loss in quality of life This review is not written out of anger alone -- it is written to help others. If you are considering surgery: Slow down. Ask more questions. Get multiple opinions. Understand exactly what will be done to your body. Do not assume that experience or degrees or educational institution alone guarantees the right decision. Because once your anatomy is changed, you don't get it back. And never assume that you will come out better. You could be much much worse and then there is nearly nothing you can do about it.

C. Thomas Haytmanek Jr., MD - C. Thomas Haytmanek Jr., MD | Orthopedic Surgeon | Vail CO

C. Thomas Haytmanek Jr., MD

(1 review)

My husband was fortunate enough to be referred to the Steadman Clinic and Dr. Haytmanek after…read moresuffering a calcaneus fracture that caused subsequent joint damage. He was not getting results from his care in Oklahoma City and his quality of life was great affected. Prior to arriving at the Steadman Clinic the scheduling staff was outstanding fitting us in on a date where we already had planned to be in Colorado. The office staff was incredibly professional as well upon checking in. Dr. Haytmanek's vast knowledge was apparent immediately and he spent a generous amount of time with us explaining his situation and more importantly a solution! It has been 6 weeks since his subtalar fusion and tendon repair and he couldn't be happier. It has been 273 days since his accident and the first time since that day in which he has the confidence that his life will return to normal and complete healing will occur. They made it very accessible to have surgery coming from another state. We will be forever thankful for Dr. Haytmanek's outstanding skills and compassion.

From the owner: C. Thomas Haytmanek Jr., MD is an ankle and foot orthopedic specialist at the world-renowned…read moreSteadman Clinic in Vail, Colorado. His work as a orthopedic doctor include: * Fracture Fixation * Ankle Arthroscopy * Cartilage Restoration * Sports related injuries of the foot and ankle * Achilles Tendonitis * Achilles Tendon Rupture * Ankle Fracture * Exertional Compartment Syndrome * Bunions * Claw Toes * Corns and Calluses * Hallus Rigidus * Hammer Toes * Heel Pain * Lisfranc Injury * Morton's Neuroma * Plantar Faciitis * Sesamoiditis * Sprained Ankle * Talus Fracture His ongoing Orthopedic research projects include: * Hindfoot Fusion Nail System * Total Ankle Arthroplasty and Cartilage Repair * Chronic Leg Pain in Athletes * Hamstring Strains in Athletes * Injuries to the Metatarsophalangeal Joints in Athletes * Instability of the Subtalar Joint * Leiomyosarcoma of the OS Calcis * Peroneal Tendon Dislocations You can read more about Dr. Haytmanek's ongoing research by visiting his website.

Mountainfit - sportsmed - Updated May 2026

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