The wait time was about 10 mins before getting X-rays completed and saw Dr. Dow after another 10…read moremins. The doctor was thorough informative and didn't try to upsell me on any needless procedures.

I saw Dr. Paisley. I was in a lot of pain when I went there. He was very patient with me,…read moreexplaining everything to me. I never felt rushed with him. Best part..I feel great now. Their staff is great, everyone from the office workers to the nurses to the rad tech. I would highly recommend them.

After stressing my right shoulder 3 times & dislocating it twice, the doctors at Medical Park…read moreFamily Care recommended them for surgery. After the surgery, they were so kind in checking up on me in my hospital room. If you need surgery to repair your limbs, I definitely would go to Rhyneer Caylor Clinic!!!

From the owner: The Rhyneer Caylor Clinic is a private, personal orthopedic specialty care office that offers a…read morebroad range of orthopedic services. With 3 orthopedic surgeons and one physician's assistant, patients are not lost in the shuffle. At the Rhyneer Caylor Clinic, patients are viewed as more than their orthopedic problem; we believe you are more than the sum of your parts.

They have an abundance of well trained professionals. Alaska is a place to be for orthopedic care…read more I have seen a variety of providers there, they all seemed to be knowledgeable and skilled, most were kind and patient. I generally have lots of questions about injuries and procedures and expected recovery times, and for the most part everyone has been kind to help me understand what there was to expect. Today I saw Dr Eric Moore, oops lol. Let's just say he was not appreciative of my many questions. I felt he was a bit dismissive, rushed and perhaps rude. To be fair, some of my questions were questions he said he didn't want to answer, like how many of these procedures do you usually do, and what is your success rate. Looking at his profile, I can understand how he may have taken this as a challenge. I see how this may have come across as rude on my part, seeing that he is relatively young in the field.

OPA has been pretty great to me…read more Dr Patricia Fox is lovely. She's smart, she's kind, she has a charming southern-tinged accent, and a great bedside manner. She's great at explaining to me what's going on every step of the way. I fractured a shoulder and a wrist back in May and she has made this painful and complex process simple and comfortable. Why not 5 stars? The company that handles the X-rays in here is unethnical. They'll send you to collections over the drop of a hat. I had a bill for like $30 that I wasn't aware of....it was about 16 days old and I got a letter from collections about it. They have since apologized and corrected the issue but...Ih have many more X-ray's and CT's in my future, so I won't up the rating until I get through all of those without additional nasty-grams from collections.

AK F&O was recommended by another doctor and friend and we were extremely pleased with the…read moreinformative care received! We weren't able to get in to see the surgeon for a consult as quickly as we would have liked, but seeing his PA Jennifer was absolutely the next best thing! Intake was prompt, on sight x-rays and fully informed on what is most likely to come over the next several months! So far so good!

So utterly unimpressed with Dr Kirkham. He was arrogant, impatient, disbelieving and disrespectful…read more Turns out he was not only wrong but unhelpful and spoke badly about their own staff. He made my child feel like he wasn't believed, made me feel silly for utilizing a wheelchair to help my son get around when every GD inch of ground in this city is icy and rocky due to breakup. I will not go back to the Anchorage clinic. I think they farm for appointments to make money off those fortunate enough to be able to pay. Save time and money and go to OPA.

Dr. Vermillion replaced my hip a few years ago and his is a very competent surgeon with a curt…read moremanner. He hurt my feeling when he said something to the effect that treating me under Medicare was not unlike "slavery" (inferring he was not adequately paid for my procedure). Shortly thereafter he stopped seeing Medicare cases. Hope he make a lot of money as that seems to be his primary goal.

Fantastic clinic! After injuring myself, they got me in immediately and were incredible to get me…read morefully back on my feet. I felt very welcome and at home. From the terrific ladies at the front desk, to the assistants and doctors, everyone was engaging and a true comfort. Thank you all!

Physician's assistant Chris Albert and his staff with dr. Stephen Tower do an excellent job for any…read moretype of orthopedic surgeon needs requirement I had a broken leg last Thanksgiving and they're doing a remarkable job both of the surgery and the follow-up

I was under Dr. Botson's care when he was a Fellow at National Institutes of Health (NIH) in…read moreBethesda, MD in 2008-09. I don't have the competency to comment on his medical knowledge or skills, but the fact that he was in the rheumatology program at NIH speaks volumes. Moreover, I got better under his care (i.e., went into remission for the serious chronic illness I have). What I am more competent to rate him on is his communication skills with patients. He is excellent: he never made me feel as though we had to hurry; he always listened to my concerns and questions fully; and he made certain that I understood instructions completely by being very specific and repeating them if necessary. I also appreciated the fact that he told me the "road map" of my care, so that I could see the big picture rather than just being given bits of information in a vacuum. I would still be his patient if he had not moved out of the area when he completed his NIH fellowship.