I am extremely frustrated with the billing department at New Hampshire Orthopaedic Center. My…read morehusband had surgery with Dr. Bouvier and the cost was charged to my Visa. For nearly three months, we have contacted the billing department almost weekly trying to get this resolved. We have now confirmed that NHOC has received payment from our insurance provider yet our cost has still not been refunded. During this time, we have been carrying the charge on our credit card at approximately 29% interest, costing us considerable cost in additional interest. Our frustration is not with Dr. Bouvier or the medical care we revieved. The issue is the lack of response and resolution from billing after months of follow-up. We are simply asking NHOC management to please contact us, refund what is owed, and address the interest expense we have incurred because of this delay.

Dr. Peter Eyvazzadeh is a rude doctor who doesn't care about his patients. I went in complaining…read moreabout constant knee pain and terrible popping that result in difficulty standing after. I had osgood schlatter disease growing up and was worried about the condition of my ligaments and tendons. After the first appointment, I was sent to do 6 weeks of PT and booked a follow up. I did a general PT for my knee. After the 6 weeks, I went back and reported it had gotten worse, it was getting more difficult to drive. He ordered a MRI. Eyvazzadeh said the MRI did not show any tears or signs my knee had ever been dislocated when though it pops in and out very painfully. Do not get me wrong, I was glad there were no tears but confused why I was in pain. Eyvazzadeh did not show or go over the MRI with myself and my brother that came with me. He said I needed a Cortisone shot. He said it was my choice but I felt that I wasn't given a choice. I agreed because he did not give me any other options to help relieve the pain. He left the room to get it and I started sobbing. When the assistant came in, they had the wrong patient on the ultra sound machine, and asked if I was getting the injection in my shoulder. I corrected and when Eyvazzadeh came in the room, he did not even remember what leg it was going into. They start the prep, not telling me what was happening. My brother, who does work in the medical industry, starts explaining what they are doing. He then stops Eyvazzadeh saying "my sister does not understand what you are doing, why and even really what a cortisone shot is. Explain it to her." Eyvazzadeh gave a very short and not helpful reply saying it was a steroid injection. When I asked Eyvazzadeh if he could explain the pain and popping, he said no. I was sent on my way with more questions than answers. I decided to get a second opinion and getting my records was very difficult. I paid the fee and was only given the notes from my appointments. When I called and asked why the imaging was not a part of the records I requested and PAID for, they said its another department. I got a hold of them and finally had all my imaging. The second doctor I went to was surprised that I was not given answers. He shows me the MRI and explains I have a plica under my IT band that is the source of the popping and pain. It is in the exact spot on my leg that is always bruised and painful to the touch, all information I discussed with Eyvazzadeh. The second doctor explains how all the things I complain about can be explained by this and it is in fact visible on the MRI which means Eyvazzadeh could have looked closely and seen the source of the pain. And I had to get another cortisone shot due to the first not being put directly into the source of my pain which means it did nothing for me, which it hadn't. The second shot, I was shown the ultrasound the whole time, it was explained to me what was being done, why and what I needed to look out for to know if it was working. It was also explained to me how long I could expect the shot to be painful and what to look out for as a sign of infection. And this doctor called me about a week after the shot to see how I was doing and make sure there were no signs of infection. Eyvazzadeh did not even tell me it could get infected or how long it would hurt for before I can expect some relief which never came. I have been going to New Hampshire Orthopedics since I was about 11. I saw Dr. Lynn before he retired and he was amazing. He retired shortly after I stopped needing care at around the age of 16. Years later when the pain started, I called and asked to be seen and they sent me to Eyvazzadeh. I went there in pain and looking for someone to tell me why and help me fix it. I left with more questions. The second doctor I went to looked at all the same imaging Eyvazzadeh did and could tell me why. Eyvazzadeh had all the information to help me but he did not care. I believe he wanted to charge me for an expensive surgery and when he could not, he did not care to help me with my pain. I will never go back. I never review doctor's but I am putting this review everywhere. I do not want other people to experience what I have.

Lance Macey (I cannot good faith call him Dr) has a horrible bedside manner. Incredibly rude. It…read morecost me over $1000 for a consult and 2 x-rays which I did not need since 2 days earlier I had them taken at the hospital and he had access to them. He had no idea why I was feeling such pain. He just asked me what was going on and said he had no idea why I was in pain. I will never ever go back there. Totally unprofessional. He spent maybe 5 minutes with me and left. Sent an assistant in with 2 prescriptions and called it a day. Sad that this is the kind of treatment we get from this pompous coward. Arms crossed, talking to the floor is not the kind of care I was hoping for. Get a clue Lance!

Rude. No bedside manner...never introduced himself.. Just kept repeating what wasn't going to work…read morefor the patient..refused to consider further diagnostics..

This was my second knee surgery with Dr. Joseph, who incidentally was a referral from my PCP. He…read moreperformed the 1st arthroscopic surgery on my left knee 4 yrs. ago for a meniscus flap tear, which was done at SNHMC. That was a good experience and my recovery was only 2 days. Fixed it... No more pain! The 2nd procedure was again, arthroscopic surgery on my right knee also for a torn meniscus. This time the surgery was performed at the NASC (Nashua Ambulatory Surgical Center) right next to the NH Orthopaedic Center on Riverside St. Nashua.. What a tremendous facility and crew! I was very impressed. Kudos to the prep nurse Cindy, the anesthesiologist, Bill Kelly and nurse Celine. In at 6:30am and out by 10am. All without the drama of the hospital. Dr. Joseph is very professional and he knows his specialty. If you have a knee issue, he is "The Man" (Dr.)

The staff at both of Dr. Wolf's locations is rude and unprofessional. I called the office and Dr…read more Wolf answered, so I made an appointment with him for a follow up. 3 days later, I receive a call from his "office manager" telling me that Dr. Wolf isn't allowed to make his own appointments because he doesn't even know his own schedule. She basically talked about his as if he was a slightly mischievous, senial old man. After this experience, I'll never deal with them again.

I went to Dr. Jordan after years of lower spine problems, including a surgery and multiple rounds…read moreof steroid injections. His assessment, explanations, and personalized treatment were beyond helpful. I've never experienced this much improvement from PT alone over YEARS of various forms of treatment. I have been able to begin weight lifting, as well as significantly increase my level of activity overall, without discomfort. My workouts (and really everyday activities like walking, sitting, etc.) all incorporate some modified form of what he taught me, and the improvement I've had has been unbelievable. His commitment, not only to his patients' quality of life, but also our education, achieving personal goals, and sustained healing/improvement is truly unique.

Dr. J is the best. His knowledge, personality and bed side manner is exactly what I needed to help…read moremy nagging lower back issues. I have had lower back tightness and lockups for years now - they don't happen often - but when they do it is a problem. Sean is very detailed in his examination and he pinpointed what the problem is. So now I have a plan that goes to the true root of the problem. Thank you Sean!

My elderly father in-law was very pleased with his visit for routine foot care. Dr W was very…read morepersonable.

I have a special needs young man who has been a client of Dr Wagenberg for many years. He is very…read morepatient and caring to this young mans special needs. Very professional and I highly recommend him.

Spit Brook Road therapists are kind, informative, helpful and very patient...reports are…read morethorough...in the wait area, there should be photos, names and a small write up so new patients become familiar with staff..I understand this may be in the works as they are new there. I am in the field of healthcare and special education and am pleased to now refer them to my clients. They are careful and I cannot thank them enough.

I have worked with several physical therapists in my life but Matt is by far the best I have ever…read moreexperienced. He has many different "ways" of working my shoulder--from deep massage to various exercises. In addition, everyone at COTE is very welcoming. I would highly recommend CPTE-Nashua.

They could care for there residents. Cleaning the facility and residents would be a start.read more

Therapy was fine, advise calling Billing upon receiving one, and ask about "settlement", if the…read morebill's already been through insurance. Sorry for the short review, Yelp dumped my lengthy one.