I don't understand the low ratings for TriCounty Orthopedics. I've been to several doctors there…read morefor sports injuries and other issues over the past ~10 years. Always fantastic. Dr Montgomery replaced my ACL - still great after 10 yrs. They've treated other issues or told me things I should work on. Highly recommended. Even the walk-in clinic experience was solid. They're busy because they're good.

Pleasant experience from the staffs of this ortho for my workers compensation. The clinic is on the…read more3rd floor of the building, just follow signages. They have a spacious waiting area with a water dispenser. They have Xray onsite. See images for reference

Dr. Lombardi performed a anterior total hip replacement on my right hip 10 days ago. I could not…read morebe more pleased, if not excited, at how quickly and painlessly I have progressed in a very short time. I would HIGHLY recommend Dr. Lombardi to anyone looking for a great orthopedic physician. Plus he's a really nice guy with a great bedside manner.

Had two of my knees replaced by Dr Lombarti did a fantastic job got me up and running right away…read morefor the first one right now I'm in rehab for the second experiencing none of the problems that I've heard other people hadI would highly recommend Dr. Lombardi

I hardly know where to begin in expressing my gratitude and admiration for Dr. James C. Wittig's…read morecare and treatment of my rather unusually challenging knee disease. Since at least 2004, I had suffered from a rare, benign but aggressive tumor, called pigmented vilonodular synovitis--PVNS for short. My symptoms went from painless but marked swelling to increasingly debilitating though still painless swelling of the knee. The first orthopedic surgeon I consulted asked me in 2011 if I could live with it. At the time, since my only symptom was a slight limp, I told him I could. A slight limp seemed preferable to surgery. This turned out to have been very bad advice since the PVNS tumor, clearly indicated on the MRI done at the time, was progressively destroying my knee joint. By early 2017, I acceded to the use of a cane to walk comfortably. A second orthopedic surgeon, looking at a new MRI, told me that on account of the PVNS I needed to consult an orthopedic oncologist, and immediately recommended Dr. Wittig. My first consultation with Dr. Wittig was a reassuring experience. He patiently described the surgical intervention required, and explained that it would have to be done in two consecutive surgeries, the first to excise the tumor on the back of the knee, the second to excise the remaining tumor on the front of the knee and complete the full knee replacement. Perhaps most striking, though, was that Dr. Wittig, a warm person by nature, went on in a leisurely way to get to know me. There was no sense that he was anxious to move on to his next patient. He showed genuine interest in my multiple professions--musician, photographer, and writer. In my capacity as a writer, I was especially anxious to know if my recovery from these two surgeries would permit me to make the lecture tour to Germany planned for later in the year. He told me that though I might still require a cane, he thought the trip should be no problem. Through both surgeries, Dr. Wittig has been especially friendly and forthcoming with my wife. After each hours-long surgery he immediately came out of the OR to reassure her that the operation had gone well, and that he had been able to save my leg. The day after my second surgery, Dr. Wittig made a special trip into the hospital from his home some 25 miles away to visit me and see how I was doing. During my recovery, he has been in touch with both my wife and me via email and Facebook to check on my recovery, and to send messages of encouragement. Now, thanks both to Dr. Wittig and my talented physical therapist, I walk without a cane, and am back on my bicycle. Recovery had been scheduled for 6 weeks; I am ahead of schedule by a full week, and I am looking forward to my trip to Germany in 2 1/2 weeks. Dr. Wittig is a truly remarkable physician and human being.

In 2007, at 30 years old and a young mom, I was diagnosed with a giant cell tumor in my first…read moremetatarsal. I was terrified I might lose my left foot. At my first visit Dr Wittig was so caring and explained in full detail all about the type of tumor I had and exactly what he would do to remove it and make sure I didn't experience a recurrence. He performed a resection using a bone graft from my hip along with a metal plate and screws. His incredible skill, truly hands of gold are the reason my tumor never came back. Beyond his surgical expertise, Dr. Wittig is compassionate, generous, and genuinely cares about his patients. Even all these years later, he still remembers me and my case. I would trust him with my life, and I am forever grateful for what he did for me and my family.

Came here for as a new patient for a check up and was surprised at how enormous the bill was (Shy…read moreof $300 after insurance). The people are nice here, but I wouldn't recommend it, there are definitely other places to get care without getting robbed. Fair warning

I needed knee surgery last August 2020. Dr. Jeffrey Siegal performed the surgery and oversaw my…read morerecovery. Dr. Siegal was patient, knowledgeable and skilled. The surgery was a complete success and his recommendations after surgery ensured my recovery. I would return to Dr. Siegal if I ever need surgery in the future. The office staff at both the Morristown and Parsippany locations were very helpful and kind.

I was referred by my primary Doctor to see Dr. Vincent McInerary, an orthopedist surgeon, who is a…read moresports medicine doctor, for my hip injury. He works at a clinic with several other specialists. I decided to schedule an appointment in Morristown since it was my 1st visit, it was highly suggested that I visit the clinic that has technicians available to do X-rays and there's also a radiology center in case if we need to order a MRI. I like this location very much since every specialist is in reach and there's complimentary flavored coffee in the suite. However for Starbucks lover like myself, there's Starbucks in the 1st floor as soon as you enter the building. There's also plenty of parking and they also open on Saturdays. Getting back to Dr. McInerary, I wish I was referred to him earlier. He is nice, well mannered and seems very knowledgeable. He referred me to pt in Hackensack on rt 17 for aqua therapy. I'm am schedule to see him in 2 months in the Clifton office since it's much closer to home. He does work in the evenings in Clifton which is perfect for folks who work during the day. I'm also very impressed with the whole clinic. I was told they treated NFL Jets and NJ Devils team. The staffing in Morristown location is friendly and professional.

I had an appointment for an MRI on 3/6 at 7:15am, scheduled by Natasha. Having taken a half-day off…read morefrom work, when I arrived at the facility on 111 Madison Avenue, I was told by an employee (an African-American female whose name I did not get) that they would not be able to accept me as the appointment was made at a time when no doctor was available to give me the injection required for it. She scheduled me for the following Monday at 1:15pm and gave me an appointment card indicting the date and time of my appointment. I took another half day off the following Monday and arrived at 12:30. This time I was told that they had no record of my appointment. They in fact went as far as telling me that I had no-showed my previous appointment. It was only after I gave them the reason why we had to reschedule and showed them the appointment card that they admitted the female employee had seemingly not entered the information from my previous and current appointment in the computer. They asked me to wait so that they could fit me in as soon as possible. I indicated that I had to pick up my son from school at 4:15 and thus I couldn't stay if I was not admitted within a couple of hours but they assured me I would be done long before that. After waiting until 3:00 and still with no sign of me being called in I requested my prescription back. I gave a physical description of the woman who had scheduled me for that day and showed them the card, asking whose handwriting it was, but no one seemed able or willing to identify her. As a result I have now lost 2 half-days from work (not to mention I had to wait an extra 2+ hours before it being confirmed that I would not be seen that day) due to the incompetence of their schedulers when making appointments and I still haven't even had my MRI done. Perhaps they should raise the requirements for hiring schedulers beyond (barely) speaking English in order to ensure that appointments are honored. After about 2 weeks, all correspondence to them regarding this is still going unanswered with not so much even a call back for an apology or rationalization of their incompetent schedulers.

I first began seeing Dr. Gatto in early 2023. I had originally had a 1 level lumbar fusion (L5/S1)…read morein 2009 by another orthopedic surgeon to correct a herniated disc. Fast forward 14 years and now I needed the next two levels to be fused. Dr. Gatto's practice was out of network for my health insurance, however, I had high hopes since he was recommended by my pain management doctor, Dr. Rubinfeld. I did not mind paying the out of pocket charges since I was in a great deal of pain and I was under the impression I was going to be fixed. We had discussed having the procedure in June of 2023. The last time I saw Dr. Gatto was May 9th, 2023. Dr. Gatto wanted to fuse the next two levels in order to correct the issue. I never heard back from Dr. Gatto or the practice regarding my surgery. I left numerous messages for Dr. Gatto's PA to call me back to schedule my surgery but had zero success. Fortunately, I was referred to Dr. Scott Katzman in West Orange, NJ. After 6 months of fighting with the insurance, Dr. Katzman's practice had my procedure finally approved and I had my surgery in December of 2023. Now, while Dr. Gatto's practice never called me back to schedule my surgery, they still would like me to pay $166 in charges not covered by my health insurance. Imagine that, wasting months of my time with doctor visits to their office only to have them not call me back and then demand I pay for an unfinished job. I do not recommend this practice.

One of the best back surgeons you will ever meet, he has helped my husband with his issues, along…read morewith Dr Gatto who performed the back surgery on my husband when my husbands back was so bad they both wondered how he was able to move ? The disc in his back was gone and now my husband is able walk. I would definitely recommend them

I have 4 very active children. We have seen MANY doctors in all locations over the years. We have…read morenever waited, always received great care, and top of the line treatment for everything from scoliosis management, broken wrists, sprained thumb, and ACL tear with surgery.

After paying $50 for the visit for my son's hand injury, they did not give me a copy of the xray…read morereport. Furthermore, results of tests done and even the visit note are not available in the patient portal. Only the appointment and documentation that the patient was seen is on the patient portal. You need to request test results, CD of Xray and physician visit note from their medical records and pay a fee for everything. How ridiculous! Lesson learned, next time I will go to a proper pediatric ortho doctor's office and avoid such hassles!