I rolled my ankle while moving some empty boxes. And after getting some x-rays at the urgent care,…read morethe doctors there recommended me to come here for a more closer look. I was able to get all my x-rays on a flash drive. I gave it to the doctor for his examination. The staff and the doctor here are very nice. Checking in was very simple. Everything is done through kiosk in order to avoid more personal contact. And I didn't have to wait for long before I get to see the doctor. Fortunately, the doctor said it's not too serious. I did not have a fracture and luckily it was just sprained. The doctor told me to keep my leg elevated, stay off my feet and take plenty of rest. The good news is that my ankle is getting a lot better, so I don't have to go back for another visit. But if I have to, I know the doctor and the staff here will take good care of me.

I called in a week ago and spoke with Sonya, a familiar sounding voice from a past visit 3 years…read moreago for my ankle. I had told her I had hurt my arm and it felt like the surgery I had from a past associated Dr., Dr. Kelly, had re torn itself. I told her I was in a lot of pain. She told me to get a referral from my primary. So I did and had an appointment today @9:30am. I arrived @9:20am, did the self check in Kiosk inputting an 8 as my pain level, sat down, and was called by Lorita. The first thing she asked was where is your pain. I said in my arm and before I could say shoulder, she said to me was I might want to check my insurance, because your doctor put shoulder pain on the referral. I tried to explain to her there was pain in both areas and she actually said the insurance won't cover it. I asked why can't I see the dr because it didn't make sense (I'm one to do every step correctly) but her attitude was aggressive. Nicholas came over and explained that the bicep and shoulder connects so there can be pain in the shoulder from a bicep tear. Lorita did not like the fact Nicholas corrected her. I saw it all over her face as she kept turning back to another office associate. I mean I'm a customer and returning client, why was I treated this way. I became upset because Lorita then back tracked and said she didn't say what she said about the arm. I asked to speak with Sonya and she said she was on the phone. 15 minutes later Sonya hands me a packet to fill out. She said I haven't been there in 10 years, when in actually I was there less than 3 years ago for an ankle injury but she didn't want to hear it because I was trying to explain to her how rude the front desk Lorita was. It took me about 15 minutes to fill out the paperwork. I stood at the window, I knocked politely, hoping that the situation was over. I stood there and heard talking. Then two gentlemen came to the window and said they were going to refer me to another orthopedic dr. One was Nicholas, who was amazing during this whole situation, and Alex, who I would say tried his best to handle a situation which was a he said /she said and he has to work with Lorita. I knew to not to argue at this point, so I just asked for there names because Lorita was no where to be found. I'm confused why when I was confronted with misinformation from Lorita, I chose to question it, and rather than properly explain it, she got more aggressive and said that she never said the previous misinformation. I believe now a days it's called gaslighting. Her communication made me feel extremely uncomfortable while I'm already at a 8 pain level as I inputted in the digital check in. Now I have to find a new orthopedic, on my plan, that takes my insurance, get another referral from my primary,and then make another appointment with a different orthopedic. If I have a potential bicep tendon tear or tear of my shoulder, time is of the essence. Needless to say I will never go back to this office. I believe the Dr. is only as good as his staff because he chose them. If he doesn't handle his office detail, how would he handle a patients details.

My experience is great. I have had no real pain after my hip revision. I would definitely recommend…read moreDr. Richard Berkowitz.

my name is claudia. i saw dr. r. berkowitz this week june 5th 2025. i've had total knee…read morereplacements 6/2001 & one left knee revision in oct. 2010. i've been having a lot of pain in both knees recently, had xrays taken, the outcome is i might need a right knee revision after so many yrs, 24 yrs in right knee, that's a long time. have to take blood to make sure there's no infection, get shots, then we will find out. dr. berkowitz was fabulous he explained everything , he was extremely caring. the xray technician was very helpful. the staff in the reception area was great. i would highly recommend dr. r. berkowitz for your knee replacements or knee revision. the last time i saw the dr. was in 2022 regarding my right knee. both times he was excellent & explained everything. god bless dr. r. berkowitz.

The office staff is so sweet. The dr assistant is a…read moresweetheart and makes you feel very calm. Dr. Fletcher is one of my faves. I actually look forward to going there. I highly recommend this surgeon for knees!

I wrote a review years ago and it disappeared, so this is long overdue…read more I think I first saw Dr Fletcher in 2017 after I fell off of a table at school and injured my arm. I saw him a year or so later when I had, again, fallen at work and injured my knee. At that time, I joked about being "clumsy" and having had broken/injured many body parts (foot, ankle, knee, ribs, hand, ulna, shoulder, skull). Although all my doctors knew of my previous injuries, Dr. Fletcher was the very first one to state that it was not normal to have so many falls. I though he was joking when he referred me to my first neurologist, Dr. Bruce Barton (great, but just retired.) I had been noticing that I was getting much weaker on one side with more obvious symptoms appearing and drastically affecting my functionality. 30+ doctors either dismissed my complaints or prescribed another do-nothing-but-make-me-sick medication. After a many brain/spine scans, it was discovered that I have an exceedingly rare (NORD -national organization for rare disorders) and progressive neurological problem. After 265 appointments with multiple surgeons/specialists in 18 months, I now have some sort of plan. Fast forward and I am no longer able to work, but thankfully kept seeing Dr. Fletcher with more falling injuries. I had a very painful, torn knee meniscus and he fixed me up beautifully! (I could finally get some exercise with 4 stable points of contact on a stationary bike.) I still use a cane for walking when dizziness is extreme. This year, after so many previous falls onto my shoulder, it was hurting 24/7 and would keep me awake with spasms. I tried physical therapy and cortisone shots, but I was so tired from sleep-deprivation that I was tripping more frequently. I am 3 weeks into Dr. Fletcher's rotator-cuff repair, and I can already feel a difference. I cannot begin to express my gratitude for finding Dr. Fletcher and his office of incredibly kind staff. After my experience these past few years, I know that a great, friendly staff makes any visit more pleasurable. Dr. Fletcher - my hero. Took 60 years, hundreds of doctors and dozens of surgeries for him to send me to the right person. He did a FABULOUS job on my knee and I'm now healing from his shoulder work. He is a Board-certified Orthopedic Surgeon who was recommended by an ex who worked in orthopedic surgery throughout the tri-county area. His words were, "He cares. He takes his time to do the best thing for the patient." This was not something he said often. Sonja - Scheduler - always friendly and very helpful Rita - check-in; always pleasant; always returns calls Kisha - nurse here forever - you have got to love this woman who is ALWAYS upbeat Janet - newer to office - same positive vibes as Kisha Kayla - check-out; always a kind word from this young lady Helen - records - you don't need to ask anything twice. Prompt and friendly. Walle - surgical , will call you back for any questions. Casey - tech, always helpful

Dr. Traverso had been my favorite doctor for years but he really outdid himself last September when…read morehe innovatedly replaced my wrist. Neither of us knew if this would work but it turned out better than we expected. He is a wonderful doctor and person. He no longer takes my insurance and I will miss him.

Thank God for Dr Purnell Traverso, a true doctor and healer who saved me from the worst possible…read morenightmare. I am so deeply grateful for this man and his staff of loving angels. I had broken my wrist and had an experience with a "physician" who had miscast me and was attempting to alter my healing to ensure surgery was necessary. Fortunately I was blessed enough to find Dr Traverso, who rescued me and change the course of my healing back to where it should have been. I am eternally grateful. This whole office and his staff reflect the heart and intent of this true physician who takes the Hippocratic oath seriously. Every single member of his staff is excellent. They are loving, they are kind, they are gentle, they are patient, everything that a true physician's office should be they are.

I called in a week ago and spoke with Sonya, a familiar sounding voice from a past visit 3 years…read moreago for my ankle. I had told her I had hurt my arm and it felt like the surgery I had from a past associated Dr., Dr. Kelly, had re torn itself. I told her I was in a lot of pain. She told me to get a referral from my primary. So I did and had an appointment today @9:30am. I arrived @9:20am, did the self check in Kiosk inputting an 8 as my pain level, sat down, and was called by Lorita. The first thing she asked was where is your pain. I said in my arm and before I could say shoulder, she said to me was I might want to check my insurance, because your doctor put shoulder pain on the referral. I tried to explain to her there was pain in both areas and she actually said the insurance won't cover it. I asked why can't I see the dr because it didn't make sense (I'm one to do every step correctly) but her attitude was aggressive. Nicholas came over and explained that the bicep and shoulder connects so there can be pain in the shoulder from a bicep tear. Lorita did not like the fact Nicholas corrected her. I saw it all over her face as she kept turning back to another office associate. I mean I'm a customer and returning client, why was I treated this way. I became upset because Lorita then back tracked and said she didn't say what she said about the arm. I asked to speak with Sonya and she said she was on the phone. 15 minutes later Sonya hands me a packet to fill out. She said I haven't been there in 10 years, when in actually I was there less than 3 years ago for an ankle injury but she didn't want to hear it because I was trying to explain to her how rude the front desk Lorita was. It took me about 15 minutes to fill out the paperwork. I stood at the window, I knocked politely, hoping that the situation was over. I stood there and heard talking. Then two gentlemen came to the window and said they were going to refer me to another orthopedic dr. One was Nicholas, who was amazing during this whole situation, and Alex, who I would say tried his best to handle a situation which was a he said /she said and he has to work with Lorita. I knew to not to argue at this point, so I just asked for there names because Lorita was no where to be found. I'm confused why when I was confronted with misinformation from Lorita, I chose to question it, and rather than properly explain it, she got more aggressive and said that she never said the previous misinformation. I believe now a days it's called gaslighting. Her communication made me feel extremely uncomfortable while I'm already at a 8 pain level as I inputted in the digital check in. Now I have to find a new orthopedic, on my plan, that takes my insurance, get another referral from my primary,and then make another appointment with a different orthopedic. If I have a potential bicep tendon tear or tear of my shoulder, time is of the essence. Needless to say I will never go back to this office. I believe the Dr. is only as good as his staff because he chose them. If he doesn't handle his office detail, how would he handle a patients details.

Not best beside manor, when your crying in pain and his response "nothing else I can do".. maybe…read moreempathy and compassion

Dr. Porth was assigned to my case during a hospital stay that took 4 specialists 5 days to…read morediagnose. It was very stressful. He gave me his cell number!! Upon follow up in his office, it just cemented my feeling that they just don't make Doctor's like him anymore. He's on point yet still human and actually CARES. We need more like him. And most importantly, reasonable wait time in the office!! Staff very helpful and friendly.

I went to several orthopedic doctors for my knee.They gave me false hope and I spent a lot of…read moremoney.Dr.Porth did my total knee replacement.I am very glad I went to him.I find myself referring other people to him for the surgery.Thank you Dr Porth for a job well done!

Dr Ghany did a minor hand surgery on 12/10/2025. On 12/18/2025 I went back for post op check. They…read morecharged me $40 when it is supposed to be no charge. They refused to refund my credit card. They said I would get refund by mail within a month! Today, 2 months later, I haven't received anything back. When I call no one can help. The way they treat their patients is unacceptable.

I went to see Dr. Macgill for a broken foot. The staff were warm and welcoming and very…read moreprofessional and Dr. Macgill was very caring and professional as well. I highly recommend him!

I really wish I could give this office more stars but I just can't. Dr. Hess is very nice and seems…read moreto care about what is going on with you. I did end up getting a back fusion which fixed part of my problem. I than went to Dr. Warheit and received various kinds of epidurals for months to help with pain due to 3 herniated discs on the opposite side of my back with not much help. I saw this doctor every month for at least 8 months or so and he never seemed to remember me. I am sure he has a lot of patients but, come on. Also, the office manager is probably one of the most unprofessional and rude person I have ever come across with in a doctors office. I do have to say that Rhonda, one of the medical assistants, was amazing and so nice and always took her time to say hi to me and see how I was doing. If you can, look for another orthopedic doctors office with more professional staff.

The doctors here are so inconsiderate. They are always running late and cancel their appointments…read more I've been waiting for my husband to be seen for 40 minutes now. Please note that the doctor canceled 4 other times. Dr.Hess is not a good doctor. He was unable to fix my husbands neck. There is a waiting room of people that have been here longer than us. Not to mention a girl that just had surgery and can't sit in the Chair and they won't accommodate her with a room so she can lay down. I would NOT recommend this office to anyone.

I had a severe case of trigger finger in my left and right middle fingers. I had been through…read moremonths of physical therapy and steroid injections with no progress (symptoms were actually worsening with total loss of use in left finger). I found Dr. G online and researched his minimally invasive trigger finger release and decided he was the one to help. I had the procedure done a week ago and the results are truly amazing. No pain, no discomfort and full range of motion in one week. I am thrilled. In addition, the doctor and his staff are wonderful. By far the best experience of my life with a medical practice!

From the owner: Dr. Gonzalez is a triple-boarded fellowship trained physician with a passion for helping others…read more He offers the most advanced techniques in Regenerative and Minimally Invasive Orthopedics treatments. Founder and President of the "Institute of Regenerative Orthopedics & Sports Medicine" (IROSM) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Dr. Gonzalez and his medical team provide patients with a comprehensive, holistic, data driven, evidence-based approach with the primary goal of healing the body and achieving a pain free living from musculoskeletal complains. Using federal compliant protocols in Stem cells, Platelet-Rich-Plasma (PRP), Orthobiologics and other minimally invasive orthopedics procedures. IROSM offers locals and international patients with a personalized patient-centered state-of-the-art medical clinic in the heart of South Florida. Call 954-751-6990