Had the good fortune or mis-fortune depending on how you look at it to end up at Rothman for…read moretreatment of a complex fracture. Staff are warm and friendly from the front desk to the practitioners. Given the severity of my fracture they were transparent and upfront about time it would take to heal and were there supporting me with all I needed to be informed and involved in my care. I cannot thank them enough and was so happy with the care I received. Would highly recommend this practice for any orthopedic needs.

Before I even walked through the doors, I decided against patronizing this institute. My doctor…read moresent a referral to them. I had a voice mail from someone at Rothman. I could tell that they were American and speaking English, but nothing more than that because they were speaking at hyperspeed, like the rapid fire notices at the end of a commercial with information they have to provide by law. I have no idea what this person said. Communication in medicine is vital, as is respect for patients. I got neither. With this bad first impression, I'll have to talk to my doctor about other options.

I had a horrible experience with the shoulder department after breaking my shoulder and fracturing…read moremy arm in a tripping accident. I only saw my doctor in the day or surgery in the pre-op area. The PA was rude and never even touched my shoulder. Now I'm having trouble even moving my arm at times. I have to get new X-rays and check the surgery's success or failure.

He is the absolute best. Patient, caring and willing to take time to discuss the possible…read moresolutions. He has operated on me 4 times, two after auto accidents. Each reached excellent conclusions. I feel safe in his hands. He has not ever jumped to a surgical conclusion but rather worked with my injuries to find solutions. Love him.

My biggest regret in life is trusting this "doctor". Do not see Dr Meyers unless you are a…read moreprofessional or college athlete that has world class healthcare and the money to get this surgery multiple times. Pro athletes that have gotten this surgery include Claude Giroux, Wayne Simmonds, Steven Stamkos, Shayne Gostisbhere, Brand Marchand, Rhys Hoskins, Kevin Hayes, Odell Beckham. Research what happened to them after they got surgery from Dr Meyers. I got core muscle surgery at Vincera 10 years ago after seeing Dr Meyers. He told me it would take 6-8 weeks to heal. I did everything they asked me to do but it was very clear they didn't care about me because I wasn't an influential athlete. My physical therapist was either still in training or had just finished. I also told them several times my legs weren't healing the way I thought they would but no one seemed to care. I was in so much pain the next 3 years it hurt to get out of my bed or out of my car. It is now 10 years later and I still have to do pt 3 days a week and dry needling once a week to be a fraction of the person I was before. The nonchalance and medical neglect of this entire staff has negatively impacted my entire life for what will be over a decade. Thanks for ruining my life.

I have a suspected torn labrum, therapy was prescribed. The Vincera Rehab is supposed to be the…read morebest. After about 10 sessions, I experienced severe pain that I thought might be a hernia. I stopped therapy with the intention of going back when I felt better. I still have a problem. Five months after I started Vincera decided to send me a bill for $551.14. I was told from the beginning my insurance would cover the therapy, I paid the $40 co-pay for each visit. I thought this was normal. The extra $551.14 really makes me angry.

An excellent experience! I came for a second opinion. The staff were amazing. I was running late…read morefor my appointment. The front desk staff were very calm and helpful. I appreciated their kindness. The office as well as the building is very clean. The staff in the back were efficient but willing to answer all my questions. Both the doctor and physical therapist explained my injury and course of treatment. The kindness of the staff combined with the medical expertise make this a great place for orthopedic treatment.

Don't go to Rothman for surgery!!! You have to deal with a 3rd party outside of Rothman that does…read moreall theIr disability information. I went 6 weeks with no disability payments due to the 3rd party not doing their job and mixed messages given to me by Rothman. Again for a second time I'll have to pay another $30 and $15 additional for each additional form for the 3rd party. Stay clear of Rothman!!!

I have had the best patient experience as a patient of Dr. Carey's!…read more Let me explain: I first tore my meniscus in 2013. I had surgery performed by a top surgeon to repair my meniscus. My meniscus tore again in 2016 and again I had a surgical repair. In 2018, my meniscus tore again for the third time. I consulted with the doctor who performed my original repair and he recommended I consult with Dr. Carey about the possibility of a meniscal transplant. My doctor removed more than 50% of my meniscus and discovered that I had already developed arthritis in my knee (at the age of 22). Within a few months I had surgery to transplant a cadaver meniscus and for the first time in 6 years, I have a perfectly functioning knee! My leg is stronger and better than it had felt in years and I owe it all to Dr. Carey, the extreeeeemely helpful Sabrina, and the rest of the staff. I highly recommend Dr. Carey!

Chandrashekhar (DPT) provided me poor care in the treatment…read moreof my ruptured tendon. I worked on rehabilitation for months and months. Keep in mind I'm older than the typical student that's seen here. So my progress was slower despite my best efforts as a busy professional. Because of my slow progress he essentially told me he wouldn't see me anymore. When he first told me I thought this must be an insurance issue, however I was able to clarify that wasn't the case. I am dumbfounded, I thought motivated people are welcome at PT to help fix their physical ailments? I am happy to talk to the GSPP team about my experience.

Prior to my appointment, Rothmans institute e mailed me forms and applications to fill out, in…read moreregards to my background and medical history. It took me two hours to fill all of it out (that part did not bother me) and I sent it in immediately. When I arrived for my appointment, I approached the front desk, only to have the receptionist ask me most of the questions all over again. After about 15 minutes of me standing there in pain (I have a fractured vertebrae) while she was asking me the same questions that I had already answered, I told her that I had already filled out the applications and could she please obtain the information from them. She said "No". She even had the audacity to check the box that says "Non-Hispanic", in regards to my heritage. As I am from a Latin-American country, Spanish was my first language and I only recently became a U.S. Citizen, I was rather annoyed that she would assume that I am "non hispanic", and I pointed out to her, that I am INDEED Hispanic, and if she had bothered to read my admission form (that I had already filled out), she would have known this. Additionally, I was standing right in front of her, so she could have asked me. Dr. Gautam Kothari as well as the X ray technician were both very professional and the Dr. has an excellent bedside manner. He did not talk down to me like many other medical doctors have and this, I found, to be refreshing. Overall, the actual medical care received at Rothman was a good experience for me. It is the receptionist that needs to get it together.

Customer service could seriously use some work at this location. Relocated last year and had to…read morefind a not ortho physician, but will not be back. The older lady at the front desk and the older lady completing x-rays should both be terminated or reeducated on how to talk to others professionally. I witnessed it first hand how they treated a minority saying they do not accept their insurance and again with an unwelcoming tone, and to call their insurance to find in-network providers. I personally would have offered to help contact the insurance company or help them look on the website to email them the list of providers instead of rolling my eyes in annoyance. The tech needs to work on her people skills too. If there's nothing nice to say, she should keep her comments to herself.

This doctor is kind, funny, and very good at what he does. He takes time to listen and answer…read morequestions. While his office can be busy, his assistant Cynthia is very responsive and helpful. What more can a patient ask for? Even though I no longer live in Philadelphia, he was nice enough to call in a prescription for me for an antibiotic when I was in between doctors.

You know a place is good when you actually miss going there even though you had to be there for a…read morenot great reason. The two Mike's and Justin made my double wrist healing journey so enjoyable I cannot thank them enough. The individualize care that the 3 of these guys gave me was beyond appreciated. They were both kind but also greatly pushed me to my limits. *knock on wood* I hope I don't have any more medical issues in the near future but if I do, I know exactly where to go I also greatly appreciated how flexible they always were with my scheduling. As I work in events; I constantly had to adjust my appointments and they made it so easy to do so

ATI Physical Therapy was Great! I visited this office on Girard avenue a few times a few yrs ago…read moreand was thankful I was referred to them. The facility itself was just amazing and the staff was even better. They supplied me with an at home work out plans for my injury as well devices and equipment I could use at home. They didn't supply a ride service but I was always eager and excited to get there anyway I could. I enjoyed my time here.

For an Achilles issue I was in and out in 1.5 hrs. Lest you not think that incredible, the visit…read more included: - Doing the new patient paperwork - Xrays - Pre-Physician review of my health history with a healthcare provider who prepped this for the Doctor. - Visit with Dr. Ahmad, who in my opinion asked all the right questions. The diagnosis and care were clearly explained. Then came my many questions and concerns which were professionally answered in layman's terms with the perfect amount of humanity. - Professional fitting for the boot I have to wear with a very kind,caring and knowledgeable techie ( Forgot her name). RI is a well oiled machine at this location. From the front desk, to the techies, to the physicians. They all know their roles and it truly is a Team effort here. 1.5 hrs! I am still stunned by this and forever spoiled. Absolute perfection! 01/21/16 Update: Rothman Institute Physical Therapy Department Post diagnosis I entered the PT department and had an equally great experience. Mickey was my PT technician and I could not have asked for anyone better. She is knowledgeable, friendly, professional, firm- yet caring. She really knows her stuff ! I challenge anyone to find a place better than Rothman Institute.

Just dont...and stay away from Dr Sharkey Bad experience…read morecrazy Pa ended up changing hospitals 3 hour office wait staff terrible

This man is incredible. I had bilateral knee replacement 2 weeks apart. That was 5 years ago. I…read morehave had ZERO issues with either knee. Recovery was difficult and painful, however, everything was done by Dr.N and staff to accommodate anything I needed. He's attentive, concerned and extremely proficient at his job!

While I read many positive reviews, unfortunately I cannot add to the positive reviews. Dr…read moreNazarian performed a knee reconstruction on my left knee in October of 2023. It has now been 11 months, and I am still not "back to normal". Still experiencing stiffness and pain. I also did months of P. T. but this did not seem to help. One of my biggest frustrations is that Dr. Nazarian did not schedule any follow up exams, except to remove the staples. The only time I saw him after the surgery was when I called for an appointment because there was an issue. First, I experienced bleeding from the incision. He addressed that issue. Next, I experienced an accumulation of fluid around the incision. A large "bubble" of fluid appeared below my knee cap. I called for an appointment and the doctor drained the fluid. When the pain persisted, I called for yet another appointment. After an exam, Dr. Nazarian said the pain was due to a "hip problem." I honestly got upset when he made that recommendation, but I followed through with the doctor that Dr. Nazarian recommended and who did an injection into my hip. That did absolutely nothing to alleviate the pain. I followed up with Dr. Nazarian again, and he then recommended a pain management doctor who would perform an "ablation of the sensory nerves around the knee." Of course, this is a totally "symptomatic" approach to my pain. Dr. Nazarian never once considered that there may be something wrong with the knee itself. Following Dr. Nazarian's advice, I had the ablation done. Of course, since the nerves were chemically destroyed, the pain was reduced by about 85%. But I am told, this is a temporary fix. It may last only 6 months or so, or perhaps a year. Never once did Dr Nazarian take any images of my knee, nor perform a complete exam of the knee to see if it was his handiwork that was causing my pain. What frustrates me the most, is that I was a regularly active person prior to my knee issues......I walked trails, I biked, I play racquetball, pickleball three times a week, worked out at a gym, and now simply walking around the supermarket is a challenge. If you ae considering knee replacement, do your due diligence, get several opinions. I hope you have a better outcome.