I highly recommend Dr. Hynes for back problems and related needs. I've suffered with back problems…read morefor years; his expertise ended that. While it did require surgery, in my case, I no longer suffer with what I dealt with for many, many years, including strenuous hiking in the mountains all day. He also was the only surgeon to help me when my mother broke her neck. All other surgeons wrote her off and would do nothing...literally. Dr. Hynes gave her pain free living for the final years of her life. For that I am indebted to him.

Awesome place to get treated. Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable…read more Dr Haynes is a top Dr who takes time to explain all your questions and makes you feel at ease about any treatment or procedure that is needed. Would not go anywhere else.

ACDFsurgery w/Dr. Molloy 1st time @OHMC protocol & staff 10+Dr Molloy & staff @TS&O above & beyond…read morew/procedures & ease of concerns. Professional care of patients is outstanding.

I see Joe Perry, PA. He is great! However - they don't answer their phone or reply to portal…read moremessages for days on end.

Our little champ showing his wrist after the ER visit -- Dr. Robinson saw him within 24 hours,…read morereviewed the X-rays, and helped us choose the best treatment.

I have been a patient of both Dr. Ziegler and Dr. Robinson for two different injuries. They are…read moreboth very professional and thorough. Obtaining appointments was quick and handled with ease. My outcome for both injuries is heading towards a good outcome. I recommend both doctors from my personal experiences.

Amazing service at 3d sports medication. Dr Dominguez sat with me and explained my injury I've had…read morea torn ligament and when surgery wasn't an option I had injections and pre rehab Dr dominguez decided it was time for surgery. He took the time to explain the procedure and also post procedure pain and possible complication. Super thankful for him and his amazing office staff Sara Jones

5 star treatment from booking the appointment to the physician and treatment. Everyone is extremely…read moreprofessional and knowledgeable. Both of the physicians took their time explaining everything and felt like family. highly recommend

Dr. Alotta is absolutely amazing!! I am a rather complex case with rare diagnosises that Dr. Alotta…read moreactually is incredibly knowledgeable in. He knows how badly I do not want surgery and has helped my slipping rib syndrome, Eagles Syndrome, hip dysplasia, twisted pelvis(best adjustment aside from my ribs ever!! and Ehlers Danlos. I don't know what I would do without him!! I drive 35 miles one way just to see him!!!! He is the only one I trust to do any adjustments on my body. He is a godsend for me and my pain is reducing over time as we get my body to stay in place. He is helping me stay away from major joint and spine surgeries while keeping me mobile along with the exercises he gives...life changing! Thank you with all my heart and your staff as well!

Awesome folks love the dr and staff very knowledgeable in your field of sports medicine caring…read moreconsidered they listen to me

This is the finest physical therapy you could ever experience. The minute you step inside you are…read morewarmly greeted and taken back to a treatment room almost immediately. Matt really knows his stuff and puts together a personalized treatment plan which expertly targets your problem area. Amazingly, he has not just made my numerous and varied injuries feel better, he has actually CURED them! The entire staff is so very friendly and accommodating, always with a smile, and the premises is sparkling clean and inviting. I look forward to every session because I feel better every time I leave there!

The doc was great! I've had vertigo problem for a while and he did therapy on me a few times and I…read morefeel like a new person!

Everything goes well with Dr Stern. Couldn't ask for a more caring doctor. He has been my pain…read moremanagement specialist for several years. He actually listens to his patients. He doesn't rush you in and out. He cares about his patients. He explains things in a way you understand. He is top notch in my book.

Be prepared to wait one hour and a half to see the doctor . I left , Unacceptable , unprofessional…read moreand Unorganized. Others in the lobby said the wait time is everytime they come. Overbooked.

I These people! The whole group is Wonderful! They were…read morethere 100% for me Before, During & after my left knee replacement. I'm waiting for the right time to do my right knee.But I'll be back With Doctor Callenberger and his staff.

Avoid this doctor at all costs. In taking the Hippocratic Oath, Callenberger must have overlooked…read morethe word "no" and thought it was "Do harm." My family's experience with him was a nightmare. I had an elderly relative who fell and broke her pelvis. The fractures were mild, not even visible on hospital x-rays; they appeared only in CT scans. Still, Callenberger insisted that my relative had to go to a "rehab center" for two to four weeks. He was adamant, even though--by his own admission--he recalled a rehab center that "reeked or urine," as he blithely put it. Callenberger sticks to one and only one paradigm, and he paints patients into a corner. Disaster can ensue, and it did for us. Since he was the doctor, I followed his directive. I selected a well-rated rehab center, although I found it to be understaffed and blighted by incompetence. Eight days into her stay there, my relative suffered a stroke. Two months later, she died. This catastrophe was avoidable. Had Callenberger presented different options instead of just one--the rehab center--we would have welcomed our relative back home, where recovery would have been congenial and safe. Callenberger should be placed in a rehab center himself so that he gets a dose of his own medicine, literally. The experience might prompt a badly needed revision of his primitive thinking. This sham of a doctor is constrained by a curtained mind and failure to listen. My relative had no desire to stay in a rehab center, but Callenberger insisted. What did he hope to achieve by sending a patient in her 90s to such a place? Of what utility was that? Where is Callenberger's sense of reality and sensitivity to patients? He has none. A competent doctor would take a better-informed, more thoughtful look at individual patients instead of a formulaic approach to the whole lot of them. Intellectually clumsy and thus dangerous, Callenberger needs a realistic appraisal of each unique patient and a more flexible cast of mind. He has neither. Speaking of cast, I would not even trust Callenberger to make a cast or splint. Open his little black bag and you'll probably find snake oil and leeches. This guy should not be practicing medicine. He should be sweeping floors in a morgue or mowing lawns at a cemetery. That way, he would be closer to his victims. Don't trust this guy; don't listen to him. Exercise your own judgment. The life of your loved one will depend on it.