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Reginald Fayssoux , MD

4.9 (8 reviews)

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Eisenhower Desert Orthopedic Center

Eisenhower Desert Orthopedic Center

3.0(44 reviews)
0.2 mi

First of all, I'm a retired firefighter paramedic. I worked in a very busy urban city with many…read moremore hospitals and trauma centers then we have here in the desert. I am used to being seen quickly and getting an appointment with a doctor in a reasonable amount of time. I understand it is different here. I have used their emergency room once and was severely misdiagnosed. It turns out I actually had to have back surgery when they kept telling me I was basically making a big deal out of "nothing "and i'm sure they thought I was seeking pain meds. Imagine my surprise when I went to a doctor in the Los Angeles area and he told me what idiots they were in the emergency room. I was scheduled for back surgery right away. As you can see, I still haven't gotten over it lol .So never go to their emergency room. That being said ,the orthopedic center is completely different. I had no problem getting an appointment after my PMD sent a request for an orthopedic to see my knee. I was seen on time and everything was very professional. Dr.Diltz was great. I felt like a fool coming in for what I thought wasn't a big deal, but it turns out it could be. He never talked down to me, never made me feel like I didn't know what I was talking about like some doctors do. I have a follow up with him to review my MRI and I am looking forward to it. It's nice to have a Doctor Who listens to you and has some compassion. The only reason I dropped a star was NOT for the doctor. It was just the wait time. I had to wait about a month and a half to get an appointment with the doctor. I'm definitely not used to that, but like I said it's different here in the desert. I highly recommend Dr.Diltz. Also, their MRI staff in their orthopedic center is fabulous. So professional! saw me on time. They were great. Absolutely recommend

Terrible service today been here over an hour and still no service! No surgery equipment available…read morelobby cleared now 5 times! I hope my surgery is better than today's bedside manner! Waiting on a manager

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Desert Orthopedic Center

Desert Orthopedic Center

1.8(9 reviews)
9.6 mi

I've waited a little over a year to write this review because I wanted to be able to state…read moreunequivocally that I have completely healed from the successful operation done by Dr. Friscia on my right ankle. My appreciation for Dr. Friscia and his office personnel runs deep, an I'm convinced that anyone who chooses him at the Desert Orthopedic Center, will find a compassionate surgeon with gifted hands, years of experience, and an excellent support staff. The story of my right ankle is complex, so I'll try to hit only the high points. I've actually had three operations on that ankle. The first was an arthroscopic ankle fusion done at Riverside County Hospital that turned out to be a disaster. It left my heel malformed, with the joint, ligaments, and tendons in acute chronic pain. The second operation turned out to be a very complicated affair. A podiatrist, not affiliated with DOC, but working out of Eisenhower Hospital, convinced me that he could do a "takedown" of the failed fusion and install an artificial joint. He also said that in order to restore my arch, he'd have to do a heel osteotomy, which is an operation that involves cutting through the heel bone and bolting it back on in a new position. Unfortunately, his confidence did not match his skill. That second operation turned out to be another complete failure. Not only did the joint implant fail, but also the good doctor broke my fibula during surgery. Consequently, he ran way over time in the operating room trying to fix his error and complete the surgery. Afterward, he told me that due to the tourniquet and loss of blood flow, I almost "lost a couple of toes." In the end he informed me that I'd need a third operation, saying that if it failed, I might be looking at a below the knee amputation. That's when I sought out a second opinion and was fortunate enough to find Dr. Friscia. To put it simply, Dr. Friscia had a mess on his hands. The needed surgery was far more difficult than just a routine ankle replacement, and Dr. Friscia performed it flawlessly. There is no comparison between the X-rays of my right ankle now, and all the previous X-rays. My new ankle joint looks and performs perfectly, with a much more solid replacement implanted by supremely skilled hands. Not only that, but Dr. Friscia also removed the bothersome bolts from my heel, and artistically replaced the bent and misaligned six hole plate that held my previously badly broken fibula together. To say that I am satisfied with the condition of my ankle join now would be an understatement. And, as I said in the beginning, I would recommend Dr. Friscia to anyone who has any kind of problem with their ankle. He's the best.

I was with Kaiser, until 5 months ago. I lost that coverage, just as I had a referral for surgery…read moreon a trigger finger. So here I am, 5 months later and finally seeing an orthopedic doctor about it. The office staff was extremely nice. However, when Dr. Pooyan came in the treatment room, with a couple students, the floor was his. Not much space in there for me, the patient. He would ask me a question, then interrupt me. A couple times I seriously only got 4 words in. He simply wore me down. He asked if they had X-rays of my hand, which I had hoped he looked at already. But no. He glanced at the X-ray there. Glanced is not an exaggeration. I felt as if I was being cross examined. In the end, he said I probably have arthritis and the trigger isn't bad enough. I was then dismissed. He heard what he wanted and that was it, mind you what he wanted wasn't what I said, or tried to say. Example : He asked if I had shots in my fingers for it and I said yes. Two fingers, two shots. Yet, from then on, he stated I had two shots per finger. There simply wasn't room for or time for me. He simply didn't listen and I finally gave up. I wanted to leave. Obviously, I left with questions. I have no clue how to help it. My copay is high, and I absolutely feel ripped off. Even if he thought he could help, I don't think I'd return. Guess I'm of to Mexico, because it hurts so bad that it wakes me up at night. I've taped two fingers together for over a month now and I feel pathetic.

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