I have had both a knee replacement and a spinal fusion done at MS Sports Medicine. For the most…read morepart I have been pleased with the results. I realize that much of the way they go about the business is dictated by Medicare. But going in to see them last August I knew I needed back surgery. But they had me go through 5 months of therapy and pain management with 0 results in pain relief. 5 months later I finally got surgery needed. I'm not going to name individuals in this review. I will need my other knee done soon and I am debating whether to go back there or have it done back home. I do not live in Jackson.

I truly dream of ways to destroy MS Sports Medicine and Dr William Johnson's reputation. He has…read moreoperated on my knee twice and I'm in WAY more pain now than before. He definitely could care less. And to top it off, the financial situation was a giant dumpster fire!!!! They lied, billed my insurance incorrectly, and now I'm still paying for 2 surgeries that made my pain worse. I will NEVER step foot in any MS Sports Medicine facility another day in my life and I tell my horrific story to everyone I know. I wish zero stars was an option.

My mother was in tears for hours after leaving her first ever appointment with Dr. Amundson…read moreyesterday morning. During the visit, she experienced treatment that both she and I believe was influenced by prejudice. The lack of compassion and coldness while addressing her is something she has never experienced from a surgeon or doctor before. Every symptom and issue she described, he repeatedly insisted was a mental health concern and that she should consult a psychiatrist. Her recent medical history could not have been fully reviewed because she has already seen two psychiatrists, as requested by the insurance company. Both psychiatrists determined that she is competent and that her ongoing and severe pain is not a psychological issue. He claims to have studied her most recent MRIs, yet both scans she has had in the last six months show that she has arthritis, a tumor, and degenerative disc disease. The DDD is causing her L4 and L5 bones to grind against each other. Yet he looked my mother in her face and said "you are not in pain and need to seek a psychiatrist." He also stated that the discectomy that she underwent surgery for in 2023 for a bulging disc was "unnecessary and useless".

Quarterly visits with spouse. No directed plan for seeking recovery. They get paid. They make…read moreyou wait over an hour even when you are first patient scheduled for the day. No interim followup, Will NOT return calls. Left two VM's with CEO after transfer from 'complaint' department; NO response to date JW King

Dr Turner Brown is a good man, a great doctor, and a…read morefantastic surgeon. Of all the surgeries I've ever had, the hip replacement surgery was the best. it's hard to imagine that you can get the biggest joint in your body replaced and be up walking around afterwards. The first 2-3 weeks was the only downside, if you can call it that, it's more about impatience to get back driving etc. I'd let him operate on me any day of the week. Highly recommend.

this might be a bit lengthy. I travelled from Ontario Canada to be with my son in Mississippi…read morewhere he goes to school on a baseball scholarship. Unfortunately, I had a lot of issues go on at the airport and was unable to get my rental vehicle that I paid for. The purpose of my trip was my son was getting elbow surgery. I'll start off by saying that Dr. McCraney was incredible and I was very happy with the staff team. But being in Flowood, Mississippi was not easy without a vehicle and following my son's surgery. I needed to get to a pharmacy to get my son's post surgery prescriptions filled. After his surgery every Uber and taxi company I contacted was either more than a 30 minute wait or $70 because they were out of the area. The reason for my lengthy message is I want to acknowledge two nurses, Beth and Carrie. When I think of southern hospitality, I will always think of these two incredible individuals. Even after a long day at work after my Sons surgery, and aware of our situation, they drove my son and I to two different pharmacies. Beth even came into the pharmacy with me to help me out with the prescription while Carrie tended to my son who was still coming off of anaesthetic. Once our prescription was filled, these ladies dropped my son and I off to our hotel. No reward, no money, just plain kindness to my son, and I who would have been stuck paying and waiting for transportation. I wish there was more we could do to repay Beth and Carrie for their kindness. But I at least wanted to take the time to write a review about the kindness I experienced at capital ortho. And certainly a reminder that humanity still has hope. I'll always remember the date when two nurses drove all around Flowood, Mississippi for two Canadians stuck in the middle of nowhere. God bless both of them.

i saw dr hoseman. i had a dislocated elbow, three torn ligaments and a badly smashed hand. i am 71…read moreyears old and all he did was put me and brace. i asked for something fopr the intense pain and he would not give anything, i cancelled my next appointment. i would not go to this clinic again.

From the owner: Chad Hosemann, MD, CIME, is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon and board-certified independent…read moremedical examiner providing comprehensive orthopedic care to people of all ages in Flowood, Madison, Hazlehurst, Brookhaven, and Clinton, Mississippi.   Dr. Hosemann was born and raised in Jackson, Mississippi. He earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Mississippi in Oxford, graduating Summa Cum Laude from The Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College. After graduation, he enrolled at The University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, earning his doctorate in medicine.  He then completed an orthopedic residency at the University of Alabama-Birmingham, plus a year of specialty training in sports medicine and arthroscopy, at The American Sports Medicine Institute (also in Birmingham). There, Dr. Hosemann trained under the renowned surgeon Dr. James Andrews. He treated collegiate and professional athletes, honing his skills as a sports medicine specialist. Dr. Hosemann takes a conservative approach to medicine. He meets with each patient one-on-one, making time to review and explain their imaging results and provide multiple personalized treatment options. Whenever possible, Dr. Hosemann uses noninvasive or minimally invasive techniques. He regularly performs arthroscopic surgery, allowing quicker recovery times, less postoperative pain, and improved outcomes. Dr. Hosemann believes the patient is always right...

He knows what he's doing! Easy to talk to. His deep knowledge of orthopedics assures you that you…read moreare getting the best course of treatment. Not afraid to use cutting edge treatment and devices. His office staff are quite responsive.