Dr. Resig was great! I broke my ankle in Vegas and had surgery there so I had to find someone in…read moreColorado for continuation of care. I found Dr. Resig through Google. He had the most immediate opening which aligned with my timeline. Unfortunately he did have to inform me that I may need to look at hardware removal in the future, but I love a doctor who is transparent. His medical assistant Caley was also amazing. She checked my incisions and removed my stitches. While it was uncomfortable, it was still a great experience. They both have great bedside manners. Dr. Resig's timeline is different than the surgeon who did my surgery, as he will have me bear weight on my ankle sooner, but as daunting as it sounds, if I can get back on my feet sooner, I'll take it. My original timeline was non-weight bearing for the first 6 weeks, and this moves it up two weeks! I originally was going to go with a different doctor and office but their scheduler told me that they would want to see my X-rays, unfortunately I wouldn't be able to get it in time for that appointment so I looked elsewhere and I'm glad I did because I was stressing out about it. TL;DR I highly recommend OCC and Dr. Resig for your foot and ankle woes. The whole team there is awesome and so friendly.

We saw an Orthopedic surgeon at this office and he was great…read more However, interacting with the office staff and trying to get help via email and phone is extremely slow

Treatment and care is great! However office management is…read moreterrible as I typically wait an hour past the appointment time to get into the office for evaluation or treatment. Very unprofessional and inconsiderate to the patien.

UCHealth Steadman Hawkins Physical Therapy in Englewood, CO Is absolutely awful! I've been to other…read moreUCHealth locations and had a wonderful experience. Major shoutout to Erin L At UCHealth Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Clinic - Lone Tree. She's awesome! Unfortunately I've had nothing but bad experiences with the Inverness location. My assigned Physical Therapist, Cynthia Jacobson was unresponsive; taking anywhere from a few days to a few weeks to answer emails. She did not update my records (leading to weeks of wasted time, effort and back and forth). And ultimately lied about her conversations with myself, my surgeon and my insurance advocate. My much needed surgery is not able to be scheduled at this point. Leaving me seek therapy elsewhere. All of this could've been handled 6 weeks ago had she done her job! If you have the misfortune of working with this facility please keep this in mind, oh and don't bother going to their supervisors (they don't care either). Document everything.

If you are getting something as serious as a metal plate and some screws put in your collar bone…read moreyou really should make sure the person putting it in is the best. Dr. Alijani totally fits that title. The boy broke his collar bone and after weeks of not healing his doctor finally sent him to Dr. A. We were pretty nervous. He needed to get back to work ASAP and we had a bad feeling that going to a specialist was a good sign that he needed to be operated on and that means more healing time. Boo! Dr. Alijani was quick to take his own X-rays and knew right away that a plate was needed. By the time he left his first appointment we had a surgery date set at Skyridge. The day of surgery everything went great. They were running a little behind but got him in and out faster than I expected. Dr. Alijani was there in the waiting room to tell me how everything went and to answer any questions. And boy am I a questions kind of person. I never felt like he was annoyed by any of my questions and his answered were always helpful. Follow up was just as easy. They took more x-rays and made sure it was really healing and that he was ready to go back to work. It has been over 6 months now and he feels VERY little pain and very rarely. While he seems fairly proud of the scar and not at all interested in putting anything on it to make it seem less visible it has still healed well and looks good all things considered. We would both highly recommend Dr. Alijani to anyone needing specific care like this.

Dr. Alijani, is wonderful. Great doctor and Nice guy. He really cares about his patients.read more

STAY AWAY....For your own mental health and your physical health, stay away. DO NOT LOOK TO THEM…read moreFOR ASSISTANCE WITH PAIN MEDICATION....you will be cut off with one month's notice, treated like crap if you ask any questions, EVEN on the schedule they give you to wean off the medication and they LIE. The three referrals they are required to give you are NOT other providers they work with. I asked the provider I found and he had not heard of them. JUST BEWARE.

I have had multiple ortho surgeries at Advanced Orthopedics with three different doctors(7…read moreshoulder,1 knee and 2 carpal tunnel). I have had a wonderful experience, considering the circumstances. The doctors, assistances, front desk and x-ray are friendly and professional.

Dr. Gersrsoff is an amazing doctor. Before being operated on my Dr. Gersoff the pain in my knee was…read moreso great that I was not able to walk more than a couple blocks without significant pain. My previous orthopedic surgeon, postoperatively, said that there was nothing surgically, that could be done, I proceeded to spend lots of money and several months seeing a sports doctor and a physical therapist. At wits end,I insisted on a new MRI on my knee and was told by the sports doctor that she did not believe that it warranted surgery. Dr. Gersoff looked at the MRI and did other diagnoses that led him to believe that I had a small tear in my meniscus that was causing my pain. In addition, he patiently went over my entire MRI with me and explained exactly what it showed, remarkable! After my operation, I could walk long distances without pain. Besides being a great surgeon he Has great interpersonal skills and is a great communicator.

Dr Gersoff is worth the extra travel time from central Denver. He also has a clinic @ Lowry, where…read moreI saw him. Nice office, very efficient staff. He went thru every one of my 180 MRI "pics" with me, making sure I understood what was going on. they take Aetna insurance, if that is your carrier.

Dr. McDonough is dismissive and utterly unengaged as a practitioner. I came to him after having…read moreput up with a sore elbow for a couple of months. Once he saw from the x-ray that there was no fracture or anatomical problem involved, he couldn't be done with the appointment fast enough. All he could say was the problem would resolve itself over time and, if I wanted, I could take Advil a few times a day. The fact that the problem hadn't "resolved itself" until then, despite my already taking anti-inflammatories was of no interest to him. When I read a copy of the follow-up report, it posted symptoms that I had never reported. Altogether, a most unsatisfactory visit. I will never go back to him and would not recommend him to others.

Dr. Jatana and his staff are outstanding!! In the past with other surgeons, I have had unwelcome…read moreexperiences. I also inspected hospital systems, hospitals, clinics, and rehabilitation centers for Congress over two decades ago. Dr. Jatana is truly great from every perspective. He and his staff took time to assuage my concerns about a dual Cervical Disc replacement. I went from pain levels that almost left the 10 out of 10 scale to something between a zero and a one. His team meets every criterion of excellence in medicine. My anxiety level is usually very high when facing surgery - he and his team were a soothing balm that quelled that anxiety. Of all of the facilities I have seen, and surgeons who have performed surgery on me, NONE MATCH DR JATANA AND HIS TEAM FOR EXCELLENCE - NONE!

From the owner: Sanjay Jatana, M.D., is a board certified orthopedic spine surgeon and is fellowship trained in…read morespine surgery. He specializes in the surgical treatment of spine problems that involve the neck (cervical), mid-back (thoracic) and low back (lumbar). He began his Denver spine surgery practice in 1997, at Denver Orthopedic Specialists and then Denver Spine Center. He is currently co-founder of Denver Spine Surgeons and medical director of the Rose Spine Institute at Rose Medical Center in Denver. Dr. Jatana's patients range from Colorado to Wyoming, Nebraska and Kansas. Dr. Jatana balances non-surgical and surgical approaches in helping patients with spine problems that he is evaluating and treating. These approaches include less invasive and minimally invasive techniques.

"Woohoo. As good as it gets!" doesn't really sound very medical as a review phrase for an…read moreorthopedic surgeon, does it? I mean it's not like when you need such a person you're gonna Yelp it all up and celebrate your wonderful experience, right? However, 80% of Americans will experience back pain at some point in their life, and medical treatment for such problems is estimated to cost $25 billion annually. (Workers comp costs and time lost from work add another $25 billion.) http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money/industries/health/2006-10-16-back-pain-usat_x.htm. So the bottom line is that we all should get to become experts about 1) not just how to avoid getting these kinds of problems, but 2) what to do about it when you experience them (which 4 out of 5 of us will). Having squished a disc while moving boxes a couple of weeks ago, I'm here to tell you the answer: go see Dr. Wong. His group (Denver Spine Surgeons) rocks, and has rocked the spinal micro-surgery and treatment world in the Rocky Mountain West for a long time. Of course everyone's different, and you should do your own research about who best meets your needs. But for me, I've found my treatment provider and it's DSS, without a doubt. Now go out there and be careful (unlike me), and more importantly, be smart.

I have reviewed my medical record from Dr Wong. Most disturbing it thatI his notes and…read moredocumentation were totally fabricated. He wrote he spent 55 minutes with me when he spent 5-10 minutes with me complaining about other DR's care and other patients. My recommendation is to go to another DR, record your visit or bring someone with you and review your medical record afterwards, as he will document from others notes and make things up. He has a long history of being scored 1 and most people do not review their medical records and may be unaware of his notes which may be totally inaccurate and impact your care. Please follow up with both medicare, the hospital and the medical board because he will harm people if he already has not based on his fabrications which Im sure started when he was a med student. I can not stress enough that lying on a medical reocrd is not only bad for you but a very bad practice.