This doctor's diagnosis is not only absurd but also lacks any logical basis and common sense. During the phone consultation, his staff attitude was rude and dismissive, offering no explanations to the questions, yet demanding a definitive answer from me with only yes or no and don't allow me to explain anything. Although interpreter was provided, his staff asked me communicate with her in English at the first beginning.His conclusion contradicts basic common sense. In defending his conclusions, he distorted the timeline of my condition, ignored the pain in my heel entirely, and never addressed it. In subsequent MRI results, all of my symptoms were confirmed. It's unimaginable that a doctor could operate without basic common sense. In my case, it's really hard to tell whether the problem is with his character/morality or his medical expertise. Holding such authority, he instead uses it to intimidate and bully. Even the insurance adjuster said she felt sorry for me. Truly shameful. The whole experience working with him was an absolute nightmare. read more

I stick with my review of Dr. Taylor as a standup guy, but as an update on my story, I went under the knife with a different surgeon who discovered that no, I did not have a strain of the long head biceps tendon. My biceps tendons were "the healthiest I've ever seen," said my surgeon after the operation. Instead, it was referred pain from my infraspinatus muscle. I don't blame Dr. Taylor too much for this misdiagnosis; the surgeon who operated on me made the same mistake. I apparently was a tough case. Get your second and third opinions before surgery! read more

Tkr with ongoing nerve and soft tissue issues and I now need a revision... by another orthopedic surgeon. No team behind him, he never saw me once in rehab after I developed an infection. He made excuses as to why the surgery was not successful. read more

If you are looking for an orthopedic Dr Taylor is the answer. Very knowledgeable in his work, straightforward. One thing I like about him is that I broke my left wrist, when I saw him the first time he said he wouldn't do surgery because the bone would heal on his own. And so true it did. Had I went elsewhere I know they would have said the opposite. Love this Doctor honesty!!! read more

Dr Taylor saw mother for 2nd post op visits, he's as professional, kind as day 1, office manager Nicole,assistant Angela, front desk lady well above professionals, gave them all a two thumbs up, yes, I still 100%recommended. read more

Dr Taylor came to my rescue!! I fell and fractured my hip and he was the on call surgeon at Alta bates. He spent almost an hour talking to me and my husband before the surgery. He was very caring and nice! Thank you doctor! read more

Scott Taylor, M.D - Orthopedists Near Me - Oakland, California

Dr. Scott Taylor performed surgery on my mother's hip almost two months ago after she fell, causing an intertrochanteric fracture of her femur (if I mangled that, the fault is my own, I'm not great at medical terminology). Dr. Taylor provided the best care for my mother, and the Home Health nurse remarked that his incision was remarkable! Even though my mom is 81, it seems she will likely regain full use of her leg and I believe we owe it all to Dr. Taylor. My mom's primary care doctor spoke very highly of him as well. I met him twice, once about a week post-surgery and again today. He is very kind, patient and knowledgeable, and I'm grateful my mother was under his care for her surgery. I highly recommend him, and while i hope circumstances don't require us to see him again, I wouldn't hesitate to reach out for his help if we need it! His office staff was very kind and helpful as well! read more

October 18, 2018 following my visit, I was initially not optimistic since I've had so many disappointments with medical services in Oakland. I walked into Dr. Taylor's office and sat in the waiting area with another woman who asked if I was having my knee replaced. I replied, "I don't really know m'am, it's my first visit." She said, "Oh you will be very happy with Dr. Taylor, he did my knee surgery and I feel like a new person. I have been so frustrated over the last three years with clear and caring review of my knee condition. Although I will not need a replacement at this moment, Dr. Taylor took time to [listen] and educate me. He reviewed my MRI and took time to educate me about the sagittal views of my knee where other providers, even Kaiser failed to pay attention or provide care. Dr. Taylor was exceptional quality in today's delivery of health service. When it is time for a knee replacement, I want Dr. Taylor to by my surgeon. Thank you to staff and Dr. Taylor for making my day a little kinder. read more

Quality of Life is So Important! And Mine Is Wonderful! I've had two hip replacements and I haven't used pain medication since my second surgery. For my birthday this year, I walked the Oakland Half Marathon. The next day, I went to The Grand Canyon with a couple of friends. Serious Hiking! I Never would have been able to do this a couple of years ago. Thank You Dr. Taylor! read more

Love Dr. Taylor and his staff. From the first time I called for an appointment I have felt cared for. I had torn meniscus surgery, which went smoothly. What impresses me most is the aftercare. Dr. Taylor is fully present, listens, and offers information I hadn't gotten elsewhere. I've had calls from the office telling me something Dr. Taylor wanted me to know, which tells me he was thinking about me outside of my appointment. After the surgery I elected to have a series of Hyalgan injections and made the first appointment. Based on what they knew of my preferences, his staff set up the rest of the needed appointments for and all I had to do was say whether I could make them or not. They made it so easy. read more

I'm writing this about Dr. Taylor, because we have had quite a lot of interaction with him, and his staff, over the three months from November 4, 2017, through January 2018. My husband's 90 year old mother fell on the evening of Nov.3, and was taken to Alta Bates. About midday on the 4th, the hospital determined that she had a broken left femur and right humerus - 2 fairly serious bones in a person that old. Dr. Taylor was called in, and by about 8 in the evening, had performed the surgeries to repair and stabilize both bones. We met him after the 2nd surgery, in the hospital lobby. Although he had certainly had a busy and tiring "work day", he was generous with his time, showing us the X-rays, answering all our questions about the injuries and prognosis, and even explaining the science behind titanium being the best choice for metal rods when bones need reinforcing. We immediately felt complete confidence in Dr. Taylor's skills, as well as his obvious compassion, and a true enthusiasm for his chosen profession. During the 5 days my mother-in-law was a patient at Alta Bates, he continued to conscientiously monitor her progress. She can't have been an easy patient for anyone at the hospital to deal with, since in my own observation, as a daily visitor, she did a lot of complaining and arguing with all the staff, much of it based on post-anesthesia mental confusion and inaccurate memories. But Dr. Taylor never has wavered in his determination to bring about the best possible healing result, given his patient's resistance to medical treatment, and fairly advanced osteoporosis. My husband and I also both had occasion to visit Dr. Taylor's private office in company with my mother-in-law (first, to have the cast replaced with a brace; second, to have the brace removed). On each occasion, Dr. Taylor and all his staff who were present, were extremely patient and caring. After the examination and technical reason for the visits were over, Dr. Taylor was always willing to take time to answer all our questions about the medical issues, to our full satisfaction. This has been a particularly challenging situation for all concerned, since my mother-in-law is a devout member of the Christ.Science Church, and never would have chosen hospitalization or any kind of medical intervention, if she had had a choice in the matter. However, passers-by saw her fall and called an ambulance, the ambulance was required to take her to the hospital, and in the absence of an Advance Health Care Directive, the hospital was legally bound to provide the treatment deemed essential to insure her wellbeing and stability. But again I want to give Dr. Taylor all my admiration, for his respectful attitude towards a set of spiritual beliefs which I myself find extremely hard to either understand, or have much patience with. Dr. Taylor managed to do such an excellent job with his surgery, setting and stabilizing of the two bones, that within about 8 weeks my mother-in-law was having very increased mobility in the broken arm, and beginning to walk with the broken leg. Now, at a little under 3 months, she is able to hold things and do a little lifting with the injured arm, and is walking faster and faster down the whole length of corridors at the Christ.Sci. nursing facility where she has been living since mid-November. In reply to our query about "timeline of healing" when we first met him, he told us that for someone of this age and condition, 3 to 6 months was usual. We feel that all credit is due to Dr. Taylor's exceptional skill as a surgeon, that his patient has made such good progress, in a scant 3 months. I can say unequivocally, that if either myself or my husband should ever have any of our own bones come to need surgery and healing, Dr. Taylor would be our first choice, without a moment's hesitation. read more

If you have plenty of time on your hands and like waiting, often for an hour or more, Dr. Taylor is your guy. His office staff is unprofessional, rude and insensitive. When I complained about my latest wait (and last, ever), of more than 35 minutes, one of the nurses responded, "You've only been here once," (which is incorrect), as though I don't have a right to be seen promptly until i've been there a few times. Huh? I walked out and demanded they return my $20 copay check (locked in the cabinet, only Dr. Taylor's mother has the key ... right). My appt was for 2:00, for which I arrived promptly. After waiting for over 35 minutes this time (waited over an hour first visit, and over 90 minutes second visit), just as I asked how much longer I'd have to wait, I heard Dr. Taylor come in the back door. Yeah ... his time is valuable but mine isn't. If this was the first time this had happened, I could give him a break. But, since my first visit, in 2009, this is a pattern that I don't see them changing. Thank goodness there are plenty of other doctors out there from which to choose. Will never set foot in this office again. One thing's for sure, with waits times like this, I won't be the only patient who decides to go elsewhere. I wish him the best, but he and his staff are clueless. read more

Thank you doctor Taylor for your service and team members for commitment. While riding skate board I broke my ankle. Three parts were broken on my right foot. Dr. Taylot conducted surgery and 2 month later I can walk. I really appreciate your service and advise toward my future. Teams are really kind and devoteful. Sorry for not mentioning your all names. It was grateful for me to meet you all read more

If you are urgently trolling the Internet for an orthopedic surgeon in Oakland, look no further. Dr. Taylor stitched up my achilles tendon and exceeded my expectations of orthopedic surgical care. My review reflects my experience after more than two months under his care. Unlike the arrogant (orthopedic) surgeons we see on TV -- or even know in real life -- Dr. Taylor is just about the opposite of the stereotype. He is kind, patient, and genuinely interested in you as an individual. As for his actual skill as a surgeon, from what I can tell, he did a beautiful job repairing and sewing up my achilles. I had no complications with the surgery or healing in the weeks following. Ten weeks after surgery, I am making progress in my physical therapy sessions, right on par with others who have had their achilles surgically repaired (like Kobe Bryant). I called his office a few times with questions about my healing leg, and he always took my calls himself, if not immediately, then within a few hours of my calling. And he never made me feel rushed or stupid for asking (what I thought were) stupid questions. Dr. Taylor's entire office staff also demonstrated great patience and empathy, as though they truly understood what I was going through. Everyone did their best to make the insurance, scheduling, and other paperwork go as smoothly as possible. It didn't feel burdensome the way it can at other busy medical practices. Angela, Dr. Taylor's medical assistant and right hand during office exams, was also phenomenally caring *and* careful during procedures. Note that all the negative reviews of Dr. Taylor here on Yelp refer to things that have nothing to do with the quality of his care as a surgeon. I've seen many doctors in my lifetime, and my wait times over five separate visits to Dr. Taylor's never exceeded what is to be expected of a lively medical office. It was also a breeze getting an appointment to see him. I ruptured my achilles tendon on Sunday, got in for a consultation appointment the next day (Monday), and was in surgery on Wednesday, just two days later. The practice treats urgent matters with urgency. I found Dr. Taylor on Yelp and am grateful to the reviewers who pointed me in his direction. I was considering a few other surgeons as candidates, but feel like I hit the jackpot in choosing him. read more

When I broke my wrist, Dr Taylor was recommended to me by a friend who'd broken her leg, and he fixed it up right. He was gentle, kind and quick. Quickie xray scan (digital! Immediate!) in his office revealed yes, it's broken. I was cast and outta there in an hour. Dr Taylor's staff is kind and patient. This practice clearly cares about the patients, not just our bones. read more

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Reviews about long wait times seem accurate based on my experience. I waited almost 60 minutes after my appointment time to be seen, and when Dr. Taylor finally came in, he spent just about five minutes with me. His bedside manner wasn't great, but he pretty quickly diagnosed my problem. Unclear yet how accurate since his suggested cure hasn't seemed to work yet. Also was peeved that parking costs $2 for every fraction of 20 minutes, and the office doesn't validate. read more

The best in the business. Extremely intelligent, supreme bedside manner. Most importantly after my knee surgery I can feel the difference of a strong knee versus the injured. read more

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My friend's mom went to the ER of Summit hospital, and Dr. Taylor was the doctor who did the hip surgery for her on Nov. 2014. My friend's mom was a tiny, 73 year old woman, with a hip fracture from a fall. After the surgery, the patient went back a few times for follow up check-ups. I was involved in helping translate. Here are some notes that may help you get an idea of Dr. Taylor. He treated her like family. Since the surgery, the patient cannot stand up, I saw Dr. Taylor put his big hands under her arms, lifted her up, and transferred her from the wheelchair to the exam bed. He had a smile on his face when he talked to her. This brightened up the whole visit, and makes the patient comfortable. His staff was nice too. He listened to the patient first, then he explained the situation. He was not in a rush to finish the visit. He told the patients how the pain was normal and how long the patient needs to recover, which gave the patient confidence to face the difficulties ahead. The most important is thing is the surgery was very successful. Now the patient walks very well, she said her hip feels even better than before she fell down. Often, when I talk to her, she says "thank Dr. Taylor for the great surgery ". Now she is thinking of having Dr. Taylor do knee replacement surgery. read more

I had total hip replacement surgery this past June. Dr. Scott Taylor was my surgeon. I was both pleased with the surgery itself as well as my recovery. Dr. Taylor is an exceptional surgeon who explained, in detail, what I needed to do to prepare for the surgery; and what I needed to do to help ensure the best possible results after the surgery. I followed his instructions and I have had incredible success. It has been approximately six weeks and I feel like I have my life back. I am able to walk and hike again, without pain! I have even done a little dancing! Many thanks to Dr. Taylor and his very competent staff. I would not hesitate to recommend him to anyone who needs an orthopedic surgeon. Robin A. read more

As a competitive Skydiver and Skier, I have had to recover rapidly a number of times from injuries and return to competition. When I am receiving medical treatment, I believe the most important things are that I am treated by a Doctor that is a highly qualified medical professional, I develop an excellent relationship with them and that they have surrounded themselves with highly competent, qualified staff. Dr. Taylor performed major shoulder Rotator Cuff surgery on my right shoulder. The surgery went well and the recovery process is going very smoothly aided greatly by Angela, Christy and other members of his staff that take great care of me on my office visits. The office visits have actually been fun because I am reminded that recovery from a major surgery does not have to be a grim process if you are surrounded by talented professionals that understand the importance humor in the healing process. As a professional Skydiver that has probably qualified for the Skydiving Hall of Fame, I plan to return to enjoy the sport that I love, set some advanced age records, and make that inclusion a reality. I am in the beginning process of writing a book and very definitely plan to include Dr. Scott, and his staff in the book as some of the medical professionals and others that have made it possible! We are not done yet and a lot of hard work remains, but I feel that I am surrounded by people that will allow me to make it happen. Thank you! Ed read more

Posing for my husband because even though I'm really great at finding a wonderful orthopedic surgeon, I cannot figure out how to create a 2nd yelp account...... When I went in for my surgery with Dr. Scott Taylor on January 8, 2018 I expected a full hip replacement. But he really he gave me so much more: A spring in my step, a smile on my face and the attitude adjustment I didn't know I needed. For six months I dreaded everything, because any movement could bring on pain without warning. Now I can do everything without the fear of pain. I decided to wait until now to write a review so I could experience the whole of the recovery and rehabilitation process related to my hip surgery.  Now that it is the end of March and 11 weeks since the surgery I can truly and thankfully say that Dr Taylor has given me my happy pain-free life back. The surgery itself was unbelievably pain free, a few prescription pain meds the first few days was all I needed. After that, I took Tylenol for less than a week. Since the surgery I have not had a moment of pain or discomfort that came close to what I'd been living with for months leading up to the surgery.   I never thought that being able to painlessly run across the street to make the light before it turned red would elicit so much joy.  That and so many other little movement events that are now pain and stress-free are a result of what Dr Taylor did for me.   The experience that I had with this procedure is nothing short of a miracle. Walking up stairs the day after surgery, driving a week later, back in the gym in less than a week, fully functional in the gym in less than a month---I am so thankful and appreciative of what he gave me.   And my review wouldn't be complete with acknowledgment and gratitude for the attention from the amazing office staff. I cannot ever remember being treated with this level of care and compassion by any medical group I have dealt with. From appointments to insurance paperwork, they were there for me and happy to help in any way I could ask.   I can't thank Dr Taylor and his staff enough for his great care and spectacular results. read more

I am so happy with Dr Taylor and his staff and can't recommend him more highly. I think one generally has to injure themselves before making use of my recommendation, though. I decided a bimalleolar ankle fracture would be fun and as luck would have it, Dr Taylor was assigned to me at Alta Bates Emergency. I've spent weeks thinking I'd never walk normally again but, son of a gun, I'm almost there. My pain was awful - persistent and intense. I was happy with the pain meds I was using and when I asked for a refill, Dr Taylor half-ed the dosage and doubled the time in between. I was initially not too pleased but he was right - absolutely right. I was getting too comfortable with what I was taking and when in my GP's office I had a wee epiphany; I'd become comfortably numb. And soon I wouldn't need them at all. He was totally right again when I attempted to decline in-home physical therapy. Like I'm just lying down or hopping to the loo with my trusty walker. What good could it do? Like I said, he was right again. And it's not like he argued with me or anything,.. Dr Taylor just smiled and signed me up. (He is such a nice guy) And now my out-patient PT is really hastening my healing. Also, Dr Taylor's assistant was very gentle with my staples and both casts. I am so grateful. I've broken both my wrists over the last ten years and I wish I had known Dr Taylor then. Both wrists remain weak and misshapen. I'm not even finished with my ankle recovery - I'm in a walking boot - but I can tell it's all going to be fine. Thank you Dr Taylor! read more

Dr Taylor is very caring and knowledgeable, he looked at my swollen ankle (fat tumor) and said he could get rid of them in an hour and he did such a great job, the cut is invincible now. He explain very well. Thank YOU Dr.Taylor :) read more

Sounds like a terrific surgeou but only does fractures now.

Dr Taylor did my knee surgery for torn ACL. He was great. Told me exactly what he was going to do, and how long it would take to heal. Everything went well. His staff in Oakland was good too. Very friendly and accommodating. Not a big fan of Concentra, but what do you expect from work injury. read more

If you are looking for an orthopedist to call for yourself or a loved one, I recommend that you call Dr. Taylor right away. The gap between ER and orthopedist is a pretty queasy one, and the moment you get on the phone with Dr. Taylor's office you start getting cared for. There are two primary things that made my experience with Dr. Taylor's office so positive (despite the fact that I had a broken and dislocated ankle). What you encounter first is his staff, who are all attentive, thoughtful and prompt. They were able to get me an appointment the day I called, and after the appointment arranged a surgery suite for the next day. Afterwards they called me regularly for follow ups and check-ins during the recovery. Next there is Dr. Taylor himself. He did an amazing job of explaining the procedure and aftercare to both me and my fiance. He is a kind and humble man who listens well, and as a result answers questions well. The procedure itself went well, and Dr. Taylor was attentive throughout the immediate aftercare period. He talked me through exercises to do while in the various casts/boot, and then finally saw me during physical therapy to check on my progress.Throughout the initial visit, surgery and follow up visits (over the course of two months) Dr. Taylor did an amazing job of setting realistic expectations and encouraging me throughout the recovery process. If I ever break anything again, I will feel better knowing I can call Dr. Taylor and his staff. read more

After a bad fall I needed to see an orthopedic surgeon. I was referred to Dr. Scott Taylor. Dr. Taylor is not only a highly skilled orthopedic surgeon, but also a very kind and wonderful man. After seeing the severity of my fracture of shaft of my left humerus, Dr. Taylor decided to perform the surgery on the same day he saw me. The surgery went very well. In order to minimize damage to my upper arm muscle Dr. Taylor decided to perform a minimally invasive surgery and inserted a titanium rod through my left humerus. The X-ray I saw after the surgery showed Dr. Taylor's superb surgical skills. I am on my way to healing and will have a much better range of motion after the surgery as well as shorter recovery time. I highly recommend Dr. Taylor for any fracture(s) or complex orthopedic surgery! read more

I've been a patient of Dr. Scott Taylor since June 9, 1999 he is an outstanding sports med very reputable in the bay area and after 20+ years of my surgery I returned and he was very helpful I did not have insurance and he worked with me I can't say enough about his professionalism and the staff is professional very nice environment very professional .appointments timed properly no long waiting I can't say enough for Dr. Scott Taylor and his care - Rick Bright read more

After I had broken my collarbone in a fall and had been initially treated at a local ER, Dr. Taylor was recommended by the hospital for an exam. He was personable, listened to my concerns and responded to my questions. He clearly explained the nature of my injury, the treatment options and his recommendation for the best long-term outcome. He performed a surgical fixation of my collarbone, without a problem, with an excellent post-surgical recovery. He has also been helpful with the paperwork that I have given him for my employer and the state disability program. The office staff have been friendly and helpful. To me he is a model of what a good doctor should be. read more

Scott Taylor and his associated office refused to see me as a patient, even though I was covered by athens blue cross and the office is within my network. Their policy is to not see any patients if they have been in an accident involving a third party. I was hit by a vehicle while on my bicycle, therefore they refused to see me. I had just been released by the hospital a day earlier and was told I needed elbow surgery within the week. If was very hard to find anyone who could see me so fast. It is extremely callous and dangerous to not see a patient because you don't want to deal with a tough insurance situation. I'm shocked this is even legal. You should take the time to find a doctors office that cares about people more than money. read more

Dr. Scott M. Taylor recently replaced my total left knee with a new round knee design prosthesis which has restored youthful mobility to my life and limb. Each day of healing feels better than the previous. It's unbelievable the range of motion I'm recouping with my new knee as I heal. And my scar is unbelievable minimal. Let it be known that in my opinion I place Dr. Scott M. Taylor's on a pedestal with highest esteem. Dr.Scott is an accomplished Master in his profession, Orthopedic Surgery / Total Joint Replacement with superb Office and Bed Side Skills. It doesn't get any better. I looking forward to the office visit that Dr. Taylor and I set a date to replace my right Knee. THANK YOU, Dr. Scott M. Taylor for jump starting my life with re-coupe of mobile. Honorable Mentioning: Dr. Taylor's office staff will always greet you with a smile and kind words. read more

Sometimes you have to wait to receive the best care you can. I survived the worst experience of my life because of the skill of his surgical techniques. I am thankful that he was my orthopedic surgeon. read more

If your time is valuable to you, find someone else. If you've got time to kill, he does a fine job. He's a man of few words, so I'm not sure how he ends up running as late as he does. Probably just over schedules himself. Not sure if it's his desire to help many or greed. Whatever the reason, he's busy. read more

It just keeps getting better with Dr. Taylor. I was nearly speechless today leaving his office. After a hassle-free knee surgery on a torn meniscus, I had my one-week follow up appointment today. He took the time to thoroughly explain what he found when he scoped my knee. Dr. Taylor must have stayed and talked to me for 20 minutes about a variety of random things. He didn't once look at the door, say he had to get other patients, or any other distractions that I've become so used to with other doctors over the last decade, Visiting him really feels like a throwback to what it must have been like when Doctors were worried about building relationships and listening to patients, not filling as many time slots as they could in a workday. I feel very lucky to have stumbled upon maybe not only the best orthopedic surgeon, but maybe one the best Doctors/people in the bay area. I hope other people get a chance to experience how great Dr. Taylor and his staff are. read more

I had a complete rupture of my quadriceps tendons at the right knee on a Saturday while walking down an incline. Dr. Taylor had done a repair on my father-in-law's shattered hip about 3 month prior to my fall, so Monday morning I was on the phone to his office staff. His staff is wonderful and they set me up with an appointment that afternoon, and Dr. Taylor did the surgery 2 days later in an outpatient surgery center. If you are looking for someone who is an excellent Ortho surgeon with a wonderful bedside manor, THIS IS YOUR MAN!! He is caring, compassionate and knows his stuff. He is very soft spoken, easy to talk to and communicates well. His staff is outstanding. He is also currently the head of Ortho for Alta Bates hospital. read more

Dr. Scott M Taylor & his very supportive staff were wonderful to us. My husband had a complicated titular fracture, & we were referred to Dr, Taylor., as an experienced trauma surgeon. From the very 1st call to his office, I spoke with Maria, who was extremely professional, yet was very kind & helped us in so many areas. Dr,. Taylor was patient with us, & took time to explain in detail the facts. Dr. Taylor & his staff, Maria & Melissa are caring, & considerate. We never felt rushed, & we appreciated all they did to help my husband. We highly recommend Dr. Scott M. Taylor & his truly incredibly outstanding practice. Pass the word if you need a great orthopedic surgeon, Dr Scott Taylor is it! read more

I managed to fall off my bike in early June, breaking both my hip and elbow. Landing in the ER, I was told that Dr. Taylor was available to do the surgery the next day. So, with positive thoughts in mind, I underwent an operation for both....hardware in my elbow (complicated), and several screws to stabilize my hip. Throughout this process, I have found Dr. Taylor to be very skilled, present, and kind. He went out of his way to accommodate me in the rehabilitation facility, and has remained most supportive during the last several months of my healing. I am very grateful and most appreciative for the professional services of Dr. Taylor. Catherine Hamlett read more

Dr. Taylor is a great orthopedic doctor. He is very knowledgeable and kind. Dr. Taylor is all about good patient care. He spent time with the patients and did not rush the patient during the appointment. I was in his office recently for a follow-up visit with my friend and impressed with how kind he was. He took good care of my friend and listens to all his needs. The office front desk staffs are amazing and friendly. They are very helpful when I was at the office, I love that they know their patients very well. I would highly recommend Dr. Taylor to others. read more

I had a problem with my left shoulder. Dr. Taylor diagnosed the condition correctly and treated it promptly. I am very happy with the results and am back to my normal activities. The office staff was always helpful and courteous. I highly recommend Dr. Taylor for his professionalism and excellent care. Richard B. read more

I had a very successful ACL reconstruction on November 2015 and is now able to walk. I highly recommend Dr. Scott Taylor. Surgery was quick, I went home on the same day!! I am very happy for the staff because they are nice and prompt with emails :). The wait time varied from 5 minutes to an hour, but that is normal because it's a doctor's office. Thank you for all your help!~ :) read more