I've now had two hip arthroscopies with labrum and cam impingement repair with Dr. Harris, and I…read morehonestly can't say enough good things about him. From the very first visit, he took the time to really listen, ask detailed questions about my pain, and explain everything in a way that made me feel completely comfortable. He never rushed me, and I always felt like a person he genuinely cared about -- not just another appointment on the schedule. Both surgeries have gone incredibly well, and this most recent recovery has been smooth and surprisingly easy. My scarring is also extremely minimal -- I have three small incision sites on each hip, about 2 cm each, and you can barely even see the ones from my first surgery. That alone speaks to his skill. His team is fantastic too. They're always available for questions, they check in, and they helped me navigate my short-term disability paperwork so I didn't miss out on any pay. The day-after-surgery phone call meant a lot, and they made sure my pain was well managed (which it absolutely was -- very minimal!). I also really appreciate the physical therapy support. Dr. Harris set me up with an app to follow daily, and I meet with my PT twice a week, so I feel guided every step of the way. He's optimistic about my full recovery, and honestly, that optimism has rubbed off on me. Even the downtown office is easy to find, which is always a bonus. If you're looking for a hip surgeon who is skilled, thorough, compassionate, and truly invested in your recovery, I can't recommend Dr. Harris enough. He's been amazing.

There is no one out there that could have done my hip surgery any better. I was referred to Dr…read more Harris by another orthopedic surgeon who felt more comfortable referring me to him. Looking at my MRI, you couldn't tell if there was actually any tears, due to how minuscule it looked. I was worried that I was making it all up in my head. Dr. Harris performed a few physical tests and measurements on me during my evaluation. Like many dancers and athletes with hip issues, I had a labral tear, femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), and hip dysplasia. Dr. Harris is incredibly knowledgable and very informative! He helped me become educated about my hip. We scheduled an operation date after minimal invasive techniques didn't work. The operation was quick, yet thorough. I came in at 6-7 AM, and was out by 12:30 PM. I highly recommend Dr. Harris for all your hip needs! Here are 2 articles with Dr. Harris that helped me: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/about/article/Leg-up-for-elite-dancers-might-lead-to-later-6496533.php & http://aoj.amegroups.com/article/view/4420/5034

We've settled in at home after my husband's second hip replacement with Dr. Parsley and I cannot…read morethank him and his staff enough for their care and after-care. Living in a rural area, it's vital to know and trust those who are performing such a delicate procedure 80 miles from home. Dr. Parsley explained the surgery beforehand and thoroughly updated me when surgery was completed. He answered our questions and concerns with such a personable, yet detailed manner; jovial, yet comprehensive. I must also commend Dr. Parsley's staff, particularly Jessica Miller, for their check-ins and excellent communication with us. My husband's post-op results have been, honestly, phenomenal. He was standing and doing physical therapy within two hours of post-op. From the incision to his pain management to his regimen for exercise; every base has been covered. As I said, this is the second hip replacement. If you want excellent results, follow the Parsley's regimen to the T.

I am a physician. I wanted the finest orthopedic care and chose Dr. Brian Parsley to perform…read morereplacements on both knees this year. Everything was successful and went very smoothly. Dr. Brian Parsley is THE BEST. You can trust him.

My hand therapist recommended that I see Dr. Budoff for a second opinion. My only regret is that I…read morewish I saw him first. He is knowledgeable, and will explain your diagnosis. Check out some of his professional publications, he stays active in his field. A few reviewers stated said that he was rude, however I definitely don't go to my a specialized doctor for hugs and cuddles, thats what mommies are for. Although, I found him pleasant and slightly comical! Definitely looking forward to my future visits with him.

I am not a patient. I wanted to be, but decided against it based on my experience trying to make an…read moreappointment. They have a website that offers "appointments". So I picked a time slot and made an appointment. Got a call later that day that "the schedule on the website isn't real, you need to call us back." That's good to know and thanks for notifying me, but if you are so incompetent (or cynical) that you know beforehand you have a faulty website with your name on it and you don't fix it, I'm not going to take a chance scheduling my *MEDICAL CARE* with you. Thanks but no thanks. Didn't bother calling back. But that's not the end of it. Woman calls me again the day before my fake "appointment" and leaves a message and says, "I tried leaving you multiple messages. You need to call me back and reschedule." Multiple messages? No you didn't, but if you can't take a hint, now I'm ticked off enough to shoot an email back. I type it up and send to the address on the website. THE EMAIL ADDRESS BOUNCED. Now I'm pissed enough to call and tell you what I think. I call and I go through my complaints and she has the gall to respond, "We have nothing to do with that website." The one with your (expletive) name on it? (I said the expletive on the phone) So, based on my experience with this office, they are either incompetent or cynical or perhaps both, but I take this as a warning sign to stay away so I will.

Dr. Gunther is an awesome podiatrist…read more He was (keyword "WAS") my doctor from 2012 to 2017. I'm a life long runner (41M) and started having calf/achilles/heel pain in 2011. I could run half marathons uncomfortably but never full marathons. David performed a surgical gastroc recession procedure on both legs (2013 and 2016). Not only did I get back to full health in 6 months, I can run faster and farther than ever before. I have since run 10+ marathons including the Houston Marathon the last 5 years (most recently Jan 2024). The procedure was meant to get back to full health but little expectation of improving. Dr. Gunther and the PT staff were just so awesome in my recovery. I still text him every year to say THANK YOU. My life will never be the same. If you need a podiatrist, look no further!

I questioned the diagnosis from the start, but tried the physical therapy, which helped minimally…read more The physical therapist encouraged me to make another appointment with Dr. Gunther, stating that he might order custom orthotics, schedule shockwave therapy or give me cortisone injections. I decided to see a foot/ankle specialist for a second opinion, and the specialist agreed that I was misdiagnosed. I do not recommend this doctor.

Best ortho doctor ever? He rebuilt my shoulder after a motor cycle accident. It works well. Been…read moretaking care of me for more than 20 years.

I waited over an hour for each visit. Obviously, the doctor overbooks appointments. Not once did…read morethe staff or doctor apologize for the wait. In addition, you will get many online check in requests, so they know you are coming. It is absurd that in view of these online check ins that the staff and doctor can't manage the schedules to be respectful of patients' time. In addition, I felt like an inconvenience to the staff rather than a customer. Very disappointing service!

I went to Dr. Chronister for a torn or partially torn Brachialis Tendon. He took the time explain…read morewhat actually happened and we discussed in detail what all my options were and how to move forward and what to expect. I left the office completely confident on what my next steps are. I would recommend him highly for any orthopedic help/advice! I'm really glad I chose him.

Do not, I repeat, do not go to this doctor. Dr. Chronister has caused major issues with my…read morehusband's knee. Because of his awful medical practicing, my husband has had continuous infections in his knee. My husband has had to have multiple surgeries to improve his knee, but he still is having continued issues almost 3 years later. Do not use this doctor. He has caused enormous pain and suffering as well as lost wages because of the issues he has caused. Houston has lots of other orthopedic doctors. Find someone else.

First let me start out by saying that I have had moderate to severe pain in my lower back and right…read moreleg for approximately 30 years. I have been to several doctors (three) over the years to have this issue resolved. In general, all of the doctors said that this problem could not be permanently fixed, but they could help me manage my pain. I will never know if I was responsible for not getting the care I needed because I chose doctors with the wrong medical specialties, nevertheless less I decided to take a different approach. I called Dr Mark Prasarn an Orthopedic Spine Surgeon. After Speaking with Dr. Prasarn, I left his office feeling inspired. Nothing was fixed yet, but I was filled with hope. Dr. Prasarn said the cause of my back pain was Spondilolithesis. He also said that it wasn't as bad as some others that he has seen in the past and that the surgery could fix my problem. I really appreciate the fact that he spent a considerable amount of time with me that day. Dr. Prasarn has a very methodical approach regarding care. He first recommended that I try physical therapy, if there was little to no change in my pain level we would then move on to pain management. If the pain level persists, we would try surgery. It is good game plan for him to start with the least invasive strategies until he could provide a decision that matched my personal needs. I did eventually have surgery. After just two weeks from the day of my surgery the pain was completely gone. I waited four months to write this review because I wanted to see if there would be any recurring issues concerning my back pain. I am happy to report that I feel great!! I have not experienced any pain (nothing!). For me this surgery has been life changing. I can't tell you all the special accommodations that were made for me just to take a walk. I feel very lucky to have found Dr. Prasarn a very good doctor and really a very nice person. He has the credentials and it is very obvious that he has a strong desire for helping people. For me, he was just the right person at the right time. I highly recommend Dr. Prasarn if you are experiencing any back pain that requires professional help

I heard good things about him, but when I went in I was gaslit. AGAIN. I have yet to find a male…read moredoctor who doesn't diminish my pain, or invalidate me. He said the multiple herniations in my neck were "Something everyone over 30 has. It's normal." Really? The doctor who ordered the MRI told me she felt like I needed to see a surgeon at this point because it's been 15 years of pain, and my problems are getting worse every year. I have tried everything. Literally everything to help my pain. I have spent so much money in pain management. All they did for me today was give me pain pills which I didn't want at all bc I can't even take them at work. I want it fixed. Not a bandaid. He said my extreme pain was "Headaches." Really? I know my own body and this isn't a headache or even a migraine. I wasted $100 and time off my job to be pushed off to another doctor. Yet again. I have been doing this dance from spinal to neuro, to spinal to neuro. I felt 0 sympathy or validation, like I was just another $. The only people who were nice to me were his PA, and the assistants. They were kind and actually listened. They validated my concerns. He referred me to neurology. When I asked him what they could do, he shrugged and said "I don't know, I'm not a neurologist." Don't waste your time or money.

I have been going to this facility for years. They are patient and understanding and truly care…read more The staff has always been very nice and helpful and when I have called about something I always got a call back quickly. I have Complex Regional Pain Syndrome and there is not too many doctors or nurses that know my condition and I'm lucky Dr Ali knows it and understands my condition. I highly recommend this Pain Management place.

My brother has undergone 12 neck surgeries, including surgeries involving failed hardware, and has…read morelived with severe chronic pain for over 20 years! He was a patient of Dr. Ali's for eight months, his pain was inadequately managed (no relief at all) despite extensive and well-documented history by this practice. I watched the quality of his life change drastically during this time. He can't even leave the house any longer for more than an hour. Even more upsetting was being asked whether he had seen an "addiction doctor." (Was the last straw) He is a PAIN Dr. he of all people should understand a patient who is exhausted because their pain isn't being managed, desperate, moody, angry because they feel invisible. People living with severe chronic pain are already suffering. They should not leave a pain management appointment feeling judged, dismissed, or ashamed for needing treatment. After everything my brother has endured, he deserved better care, better attention to his medical history, and above all, compassion. He left the office upset to say the least, and said he was done was not coming back. Dr. Ali said he was firing him as well and "I'm not giving him ANY medicine." I went to this appointment to try to advocate for my brother and it was so horrible, stressful and disappointing we just wanted to be heard and have his pain managed.