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Truly got me better faster! All the clinicians are friendly and phenomenal. Highly recommended.

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Dr. Norberg has done several surgeries on my hands. He is very professional and very caring. I…read moredrive 3.5 hr. to have him check on my hands.

I have had two fairly severe Trigger Fingers for many years - Right hand middle and ring fingers…read more These were both getting worse, one frequently locking up on me. Inconvenient and painful! I researched Hand doctors and even had surgery scheduled but a previous bad experience in an operating room left me with much apprehension so I cancelled that. I found Dr. Jon Norberg in an internet search offering just what I wanted - Office based "wide-awake" surgery for these hand (and other) conditions. After a consultation I made an appointment and had both finger pulleys "released" on August 17. 2022. It was easy as can be, with me keeping all my clothes on and hand sterilized/arm draped. He uses a local anesthetic of lidocaine and epinephrine and my hand went totally numb - and as I was very interested, he even let me watch the whole procedure, explaining what he was doing as he went. The small incision that took care of both fingers was made along the crease in the palm of my hand and now I can hardly see it.....no ugly scars vertically or horizontally, and it looks like my hand did before the procedure! Dr. Norberg did an excellent job, and I don't give praise out easily. He's really good! I had the three stitches taken out a week later and aside from having to keep the hand dry for a few days and do some special stretching exercises, it was all good. Every day showed more improvement and with only slight lifting restrictions, my hand was immediately working as it was supposed to, no more trigger fingers, no more pain! Quick and easy! I just went back this week for my 6 week check and he graduated me to the "healed" status. Honestly, the best part about this is that there is no hospital operating room, no stress, it is all done in a small office set up for these procedures, all local anesthetic and as such is quite a friendly atmosphere. Dr. Norberg and his staff are also all very personable, all confident and low-key. I felt like I was among friends and that made for an awesome experience. Dr. Norberg and staff, thanks so much for all you have done for me and for making these "wide awake, office based surgeries" more available to patients like me. To anyone with apprehensions (or not) and looking for easier solutions to hand, wrist, elbow and upper arm problems, I highly recommend you check with Dr. norberg - IMHO, he is the best I have found! The attached image is of my right hand six weeks post-surgery. You can barely see a slight pink scar along the crease and that gets lighter every day.

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Hans a PA saved us today, Friday, May 6th…read more We wanted at Tria urgent care, in Maple Grove, for hours today to be given results of an MRI by a physician with no orthopedic training. After waiting we were told my adult son could not see a specialist at Tria until Wednesday expecting him to wait with a significant fracture that occurred Thursday evening. He had been to Tria that evening and told to get the MRI the next day and then a plan would be created. The only plan was to wait 6 more days to meet with someone. We drove across the street to the urgent care at TCO and Hans, a PA, went well beyond ANY duty, to get my son into a specialist at TCO on Monday at 00730. He did not even meet my son. He simply read a copy of the MRI results and made a number of phone calls. He showed us there were professionals who will do more than the minimum. We will NEVER return to a Tria urgent care!Because there was no orthopedic specialist there we could just as well been at any urgent care. We will be using TCO from now one.

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