The Staff Was Very Friendly And Helpful - I Was Having Severe Hand Pain And Could Not Fill Out My…read morePaperwork But The Staff Took Time And Helped Me - The Doctor Was Very Informative, Showed Lots Of Pictures And Got Me Back To Using My Hands Without Pain!!

I made an appointment to see this doctor, referred by my family doctor. Came in 10 min earlier…read moresince I figured I had to complete some paperwork. I waited in the very small reception area. 3 people came after me and went in to see the doctor. I patiently waited ONE HOUR, finally went to the receptionist and asked why I was still waiting, she said "normally patients wait longer" ...WHAT!?? I've seen other hand doctors and the most I've waited has been 20 minutes. Worst practice/experience. Not even a "we are sorry you had to wait"...oh I guess because people here wait longer than an hour. IF you are smart, go with a serios doctor, not this one.

This guy is terrible. Gave me permanent nerve damage in the back of my skull. Occipital neuralgia…read more I would not recommend this guy for nothing. He randomly sticks needles in the back of my skull when I went in for trigger point injections in my shoulders. - to respond to your message that is actually false! My husband was there and witnessed it. He did not use sonography on my skull he randomly put it there as u stated and damaged a nerve in the back of my occipital bone. I have looked into legal matter for this and you are correct it was about 10 years ago so whatever reason why he stopped. Is probably best since he doesn't know what he's doing!

Excellent care by Dr Phillip. He is one of the most thorough doctors I've ever met. He has never…read morerushed with an appointment. He is always on time. He has helped me with constant hip pain, knee pain, neck, issues, and tingling in my arm. He can handle it all. I now just see him for maintenance.

Can't express how greatful I am for Dr. Zubin Khubchandani's excellent work in my elbow surgery…read more After my accident I was concerned that I'd ever get full range of motion and use of my arm again. In just a few months, I've recovered 98% of my range of motion, and full strength back in my arm and my elbow is fully healed. Thank you for your excellent work, and guidance.

Literally everyone, from the surgeon (Dr. Amir Khan) to the physical therapists (and intern) to the…read moresecretaries, are amazing! The ACL surgery itself was smooth and almost entirely painless, and as much as I hate physio, at least the physical therapists were kind and entertaining to talk to! I really wish I could've continued my physical therapy here, but unfortunately I had to move away for grad school.

My mixed review of interactions with Dr Bayless and his office. In June of 2026, I had orthoscopic…read moresurgery of my knee for a meniscus tear. I had a pleasant first time visit with Dr. Bayless. During this visit he took plenty of time to thoroughly explain how the surgery would be performed and expected recovery. I only had to get pre op exam, then surgery would be scheduled. I did delay scheduling surgery, so there was a period of time between first appointment and surgery scheduling (my choice). Following surgery scheduling date set, I was told that I needed to come in for one more appointment to go over preop information. Then received two emails. One was a consent for surgery assistant to help during surgery. (I had been informed that he used one, so not surprised) The second was a bill for $450 which had a due date prior to office appointment. I decided to just wait until appointment in 2 days to fill out form and pay at the office. This is where things started getting strange. I received a phone call and messages saying I needed to fill out the forms and return them with payment or I would not be kept on the surgery schedule. I explained that I had an appointment in 2 days and was planning on taking care of it at the office. I was then sternly informed if I did not do this that I would be removed for surgery schedule. When I arrived for my appointment, the front desk had messages on my chart saying I had to sign forms and submit payment prior to being seen. (I had chose to go ahead and submit payment the night before appoint online, so that had already been done). I went in for my second appointment at the office. This time I was seen by the surgery Assistant. Honestly, it was like a replay of prior explanation by Dr Bayless of the surgery. I had surgery as outpatient procedure and surgery went well. I was told that normal recovery was three days, no limits or restrictions after surgery (other than keeping bandages dry). Thank goodness that I do not have a job in which I was expected to return to three days post op. I had to keep a walker or cane close by me for over six weeks, because my knee was swelling so bad and it froze in whatever position it was in for any period of time. My third appointment at the office (first post op) was with the assistant to remove stitches. I told him of my issues and he said give it some more time. My fourth and final visit is why I am writing this review. During this visit I was informed that I had to pay another $485.16 for non-covered insurance amount. I ask if the prior $450 amount had been applied to this balance. This is when I was informed that the first $450 payment was to cover assistant fee and that it did not qualify for insurance coverage. It was an "optional out of pocket payment". Surgery would not have been done without use of assistant, so not optional. At no point had I been informed that charge was not covered by insurance. I reread all paper work that I had signed and it was not in any of the paperwork either. For me it is too late because I have already had the surgery and Assistant was used during surgery, but just want to warn others that this is an extra uncovered charge of $450. My second issue if my poor recovery experience. I was made to believe that three days post op I would be back to mobile. At my six-week post op appointment, when I saw Dr Bayless, I was told that I may need physical therapy or injections to help things get back to normal. I was also told that my weight made it harder for knee to recover. First, yes, I am overweight. My weight was not an problem prior to surgery in estimated recovery, but now that I am still having problems it is. I am now three months post op and final getting around without walker and cane on standby. The knee still aches and swells, with too much standing, but finally getting better. To summarize. Expect to pay an extra uncovered out of pocket expense of $450 for surgery. Do not count of Three day back a work post op.

I would like to express my utmost satisfaction with the services provided. Upon my visit with my 6…read moreyear-old son, to rule out a fracture. Given the pain he was experiencing and my own state of distress, I must commend the exceptional group of ladies present for their truly remarkable assistance and support extended to both me and my son. I genuinely wish I could offer a higher rating for their outstanding performance. Thank you Dr Bayless and staff for exemplifying such exceptional professionalism and compassion during this first time pain for our son.

I can't say enough great things about the team at North Texas Orthopedics. Every doctor I've seen…read morethere has been exceptional, knowledgeable, compassionate, and truly invested in helping patients recover and get back to doing what they love. I've personally been treated by several of their physicians for different injuries, and each experience has been consistently positive. They take the time to listen, explain, and create a plan that actually works. It's rare to find a group where every provider is this good, but that's exactly what you get here. I would confidently recommend any of their doctors to my friends and family without hesitation. Grateful to have such an incredible team in our community!

I agree with the majority of reviews listed here. I saw Dr. Moffett as very professional and…read morestraightforward. I had been experiencing pain in right knee and having trouble bending walking and sleeping without pain. My meniscus had several tears and had just worn out over time. He assured me it would be quite simple to repair an in and out process and it was. I had surgery yesterday and today I feel great and most importantly there is no pain I'm able to function normally and my bandage comes off tomorrow. I'm deeply grateful for the care North Texas Orthopedic provided from the front office to the surgery everything was better than I expected.

DO NOT USE THIS PLACE! I had an appt scheduled with Sara E Suttle and their X-ray machine went down…read moreso they sent me to another place to get an X-ray. Then had the nerve to tell me they couldn't see me that day! Tried to reschedule me for 5 weeks out! I've waited months for this appt. Their front desk is complete trash, beyond rude. Didn't want to help me. Just sent me driving across the metroplex then to tell me they can't see me. What a joke!!! Why even send me for X-ray when you couldn't help me?!

I came here after i broke my ankle looking for a surgeon.I found Dr Suttle and she has been nothing…read morebut exceptional.She explained everything and told me what she was going to do as far as my surgery and what to expect afterwards.Not to mention the staff has been nothing but courteous and professional.I would definitely recommend this place and Dr Suttle.

Dr. Honig has been my doctor for almost four years now from a hip injury that occurred when I was…read more35 years old. Yesterday May 14th I finally had my hip arthroscopy for a torn labrum and FAI. Dr. H has been amazing through this whole process. He has listened to me. He encouraged me try non-invasive treatments first including Injections, physical therapy, weight training which gave me 4 additional years of use after the injury. We went year by year and month by month and eventually decided given the pain and the work I had done without enough improvement that ultimately surgery would be the best option . Dr H is always cool, level headed , explains things , listens and doesn't rush. You decided together a plan of care and he follows thru. On referrals etc. My surgery went amazing yesterday. My pain is well controlled and I am well on my way to recovery thanks to Dr . H and truly his whole staff. The office ladies have been amazing !!! Jessica who schedules the surgeries, Briana and Gina, who answered my multiple text messages. And got issues figure out for me quickly. Dr. H's nurse (I am not remembering her name) is always so kind and down to earth. The sweet ladies who answer the phone and you check in and out are great also. Truly I have had a great experience in a not great situation and I am thankful for my medical team at all star orthopedics and would recommend them to anyone. Side note all star was referred to me by a 30 year old friend of mine that had double hip replacements and loved their experience also !!

My surgery was set up for February 16th. Unfortunately that was the peak of the winter storm that…read morehit Texas. I know getting new dates locked in for all the patients was difficult. LaDonna pitched in to get my surgery scheduled and communicated frequently to keep me up on the status. I appreciate her extra effort

Dr David Taunton is tops and one of the best if not the BEST HIP and Knee Doc. He's ethical,…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable as well as skilled. How did I run across a review where a person said Dr Taunton had no bedside manner. To the contrary, he is very pleasant and genuine. I would stick with him to the end.

I cannot more highly recommend Dr. Taunton for your knee surgery. I had both of mine replaced at…read morethe beginning of August 2025. I have had zero complications or need to go back accept for my 6 week follow up. The office staff, nurses, P.A's etc are on the ball and proactive in pain management after the surgery. Thank you Dr Taunton!!