This is a beautiful outpatient surgical center. The only thing that would make me want to go…read moreelsewhere is the policy they have. The person who is taking you there and taking you home cannot leave the premises. So you are there for 4-5 hours or longer just waiting. They even make you sign saying you won't leave the premises. It's a big inconvenience and totally unnecessary. When asking why they require this they have no answer. You get 2 calls. One from the doctor after the surgery and another one to pick up the patient.

RE: Olivia Perry, PA. I was extremely disappointed with my visit with Olivia Perry, PA. In my…read moreexperience, there was essentially no meaningful physical assessment of my hip pain. Her response was basically, "You have hip pain? I'll order an MRI." She asked where my pain was, and when I pointed to the area, she tapped it with her index finger. That was the extent of the physical examination--and even that occurred only after I specifically asked whether she was going to examine me. As a retired Nurse Practitioner, I found this particularly concerning. I actually had to explain to her how to perform an appropriate assessment of hip pain and asked whether she was going to perform certain examination maneuvers used to help identify the source of hip pain. Her response was, "They didn't teach me that in school." I was stunned. A patient should not have to prompt a medical provider to perform a physical examination, and certainly should not have to teach the provider how to assess the condition for which the patient is being seen. Ordering an MRI is not a substitute for a competent history and physical examination. She also never called me with the MRI report. Luckily, I had the report and images and knew what to do. Based on my experience, I had no confidence whatsoever in the quality of the clinical assessment I received and would not recommend this provider.

Continually have been impressed with University Orthopedics. From my emergency ortho eval to see if…read moreI needed my MRI, right up until ACL/MCL surgery. Everyone has been incredible! You can truly tell all these staff members are right where they are meant to be, and do such a phenomenal job. The entire care team day of surgery were all so kind, listened to all my concerns, and did everything they could to ensure I was comfortable as this was my first real surgery. I cannot recommend University Orthopedics + Dr. Raymond Pavlovich and his team more! I felt very confident in his care.

I was injured in August 2020 and began seeing Dr. Simon Chao at University Orthopedics for a work…read morerelated neck injury I sustained while working for a local fire department. During my first appointment, Dr. Chao explained my injury in detail so that I was able to understand it fully, and the severity of it as well. I have had many appointments with Dr. Chao over the last few years and his knowledge and compassion need to be noted. Three weeks ago he operated on my neck to help relieve some of the pain and fix some of the issues I have been having. When he began the surgery, he realized the severity of my injury and deviated from the original surgical plan to give me the best possible outcome. Now, three weeks post surgery, I had a follow up appointment today and everything is going in the right direction. I quite possibly may need another surgery higher up in my neck in the future, very similar to what Dr. Chao had done for me recently. Again, he helped me understand what the issue was and why the surgery was needed. He's a professional in every meaning of the word, and, I am proud to recommended him to friends and family who are dealing with similar situations. If you are having neck pain or nerve pain, Dr. Chao is your man! I can't thank you enough for what he has done for me.

I just want to say up front that I've never had any problems with the care here or the care…read morequality. Unfortunately, the building layout and access combined with the scheduling experience was a hot mess. A family member had a bone density and office visit here today. However, upon checking in, we found out they had the wrong location for the appointment and test. Both of us took time out of work to come here today and to be turned away. To make matters worse, the garage accessibility is horrendous. You enter into the lot, take the elevator to the ER, walk across the ER to a bridge, enter another building, and take another elevator. Very confusing. To add insult to injury, they now charge for parking. We will no longer be visiting this location.

Would you believe that both of my kids broke bones at different times early this school year and…read moreneeded to be in casts. We've spent our fair share of time on floor two of the 2 Dudley Street building so this review is to provide information about our experience on floor two only - as we have not had to visit any of the other floors for our particular needs. Floor two is VERY busy at every moment of the day and it can be an overwhelming first visit. Here's what you can expect. When you step off the elevators, you will need to line up to the right behind the "wait here to be called" sign in the lobby. From here, one of the receptionists will call you over, check you in for your appointment, take payment, and direct you to which waiting area you should go to (they have three - A, B, and C) DON'T WALK AWAY FROM THIS DESK WITHOUT GETTING YOUR PARKING GARAGE VOUCHER for the Dudley Street garage - it costs $2 for a flat rate "chaser ticket" (which is a huge savings) and is payable in exact cash only. After checking in with the receptionist at the desk in your assigned waiting room, they will send you to a tech who will remove your cast before sending you to the X-ray desk. You will need to check in here too and hand them the paperwork provided by the person who removed your cast. Both the X-ray techs and the cast techs are friendly and explain exactly what they will be doing before they do any work. They introduce themselves and explain to the kids what noises they may hear and even demonstrated that the saw used to cut the cast will not cut your skin (how does it know the difference? so neat!) You will then be asked to return to the waiting area you were in previously and will wait to see the doctor. Usually this takes just a couple of minutes while they wait for the X-rays to become available. The visits are straightforward and depending on your progress you may or may not have to have the area recast. Casting options are limitless and they have a variety of materials, colors, and enhancements (like glitter) they can add to personalize it for you. If you'd like a waterproof option, tell them ahead of time so they can prepare that for you (the only color option for that is plain white). You will pay out of pocket for the "upgrade" as many insurance plans won't cover the additional expense but it may be worth your while depending on the time of year and length you'll need to wear your cast. You may also choose to buy a sling or other cast aid directly from online or local pharmacy, as many times insurance plans will bill OUTRAGEOUS prices if they have already provided one at a previous visit and you find yourself in need of a replacement.

: Incredible Administrative Care, but Completely Let Down by the Providers:I have very mixed…read moreemotions about my visit here. On one hand, I want to give a massive shoutout to Kristen White. She was incredibly professional, genuinely listened to my requests, and took excellent care of me. In a moment when I was in extreme pain and feeling completely overwhelmed, Kristen made me feel like an actual human being. Her empathy and customer service were a solid 5/5 stars.Unfortunately, the medical care from the actual providers was deeply disappointing. I came in with an acute sports injury after hearing a physical "pop" in my foot, experiencing swelling on the top of my foot, and dealing with severe nerve pain. They took X-rays but didn't bother to sit down, look at them with me, or properly explain a clear diagnosis. Instead, they completely dismissed a severe structural injury as basic plantar fasciitis, handed me some topical gel, and sent me on my way.To make matters worse, they told me it was "normal to work under these conditions"--completely ignoring the fact that my daily job requires heavy pulling, pushing, and lifting of heavy objects. Because they refused to give me an immobilization boot or take the soft-tissue damage seriously, I have spent days favoring my left leg. I have now developed agonizing sciatica from straining my back just trying to hobble around.Kristen White deserves a promotion for her outstanding humanity and professionalism, but the medical providers seriously need to re-evaluate how they dismiss patients with acute traumatic injuries.

Arrived 15 Min before appointment and waited 45 Min after appointment time, Not a word from the…read morestafe, Told girl I aws leaving Not even A "sorry" from her

I don't have any other orthopedic doctor to compare Dr. Michael Belanger to, but in comparison to…read moremany other doctors that I've been to throughout my life, he certainly was one of the best. My accident was on a early Saturday morning in April of 2010. I was walking to my car via the back walk way/driveway and it had rained the night before causing water to pool up in the bottom of the drive where I park my car. As I took a step off of the walk and into the drive, my right foot slipped out in front of me and my left foot stayed in its place, however; the tibia bone (inside ankle bone) went towards the ground. I heard and felt a snap and I knew instantly that I had broken my ankle. My friend drove me to the Fatima hospital emergency room where I was seen quickly and upon a thorough examination and x-rays; it was determined that I had broken both the tibia and fibula bones and there was a good chance I would need surgery. The emergency room doctor referred me to Dr. Belanger at The Center for orthopedics and they were able to schedule an appointment for me on Monday. Going to see Dr. Belanger I knew nothing about him. My roommate at the time drove me to my appointment (since I broke my left ankle and own a 5 speed auto, I couldn't drive for 3 months.) I checked in with the receptionist, was taken in for more x-rays and then finally met with Dr. Belanger shortly thereafter. He was very kind and funny - unusual for a doctor. He's a younger man, which is probably the reason I thought he was so dang cool, and cute! He explained that yes, I would indeed need surgery and advised me to wait about a week to do so in order to let the swelling go down. He was very patient with my questions and explained everything in detail. The surgery was done at Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket, my mother came with me and Dr. Belanger came out prior to me going in under the knife and explained everything to me and my mother again. Dr. Belanger did a fantastic job with the surgery, leaving minimal scarring (considering I have a plate and 11 screws in my left ankle.) All of my follow up visits at The Center for Orthopedics were pleasant and without complication. This place was always busy, packed to the brim with people, but they are efficient in seeing everyone in a timely manner. Even Dr. Belangers secretary was very great to work with. I wish I hadn't had to have gone through this horrendous accident, but hey... it happened. The only good outcome of the whole ordeal is that I was thankfully matched up with Dr. Belanger and The Center for Orthopedics and working with them made the experience much easier to deal with.

Dr. Belanger is a great specialist…read more I had an acute Achilles tendon injury and luckily was able to be seen the same morning I called, after visiting urgent care the night before. Dr. Belanger is articulate and has great bedside manner and explained exactly what caused my injury and how to prevent it in the future, along with prescribing physicial therapy. Cons are the staff, they are very cold and condescending. I arrived at 8am for an 8:15 appointment and they were upset j was there that early. I'm not sure why. The office also doesn't like it when you ask questions about billing. Besides that, everything was groovy.

Left elbow reconstructed after solo bike accident - Thank you Dr Andrew Evans and all Univ Otho…read morepros!!!

physicians and office personnel have the bedside manner of a silverback protecting her young…read more they never return phone calls on time and act like your there doing them a favor. go somewhere else there are plenty of other great doctors in the area.

I came here for a wrist/hand injury in January 2016. They were accommodating and were able to see…read moreme the same day that I called for an appointment. Dr. Ackerman was nice, knowledgable, and efficient. A resident/fellow sees you first, and then reviews notes with the doctor who subsequently sees you briefly to discuss the treatment plan. One star off because they seem to always be running a little behind schedule, but overall a good experience and good medical care. Casting is quick and painless, and the technicians are friendly and make you feel comfortable. They validate parking - $2 cash only. If you're a Brown student/staff/faculty, take the university shuttle to RIH and just avoid parking altogether. The garage spaces are limited, and it can be a headache. In the waiting room, there's a picture signed by Stephen Gostkowski to keep you entertained.

Wow. I would 100% recommend coming here to anyone looking. This was a breeze. ALL my visits go as…read moreeasy as this - Check in- not even 10 min later I'm called for X-rays, move to room.. 5 min DR is in , talking and listening to me, explaining it all to a point where I actually understand what is going on !! lol.. and boom I'm done and on my way home. Stress free!! (Besides having to be in a boot for a while) I did have some questions/concerns about my injury and the healing process in between appointments and they were very easy to connect with, over the phone and through the patient portal. No complaints here!!!

I think Dr. Salko is great. He listens carefully and shows that he truly cares. I have seem him a…read morefew times for my kness, etc. I always appreciated the way he showed that my problems were important to him.

Have come here for the younger one who dislocated her knee. Dr kerry Clarke is very helpfulread more

I had rotator cuff surgery in October, 2025. I was assigned to Tom Dubuque for physical therapy at…read morethe Raynham location. He is AMAZING. He explained everything perfectly, printed out what I was to do at home, listened to me and worked with me in the evolution of my plan. The office is clean, well stocked with supplies and everyone there seems very nice and professional. I left therapy just last week and will definitely be back when I have my knee replacement done...and I will insist on Tom as my therapist!

Excellent visit, took my child here for an evaluation , a great team at UO, quick checkin the…read moreevaluation was through and booking rollout appointments very easy. Very happy with our first visits