Southern Oregon Orthopedics has some great doctors. I had my shoulder replaced by Denard a few…read moreyears back. He did an outstanding job surgically but the medication aftercare was atrocious. It was the most painful recovery. Be prepared with your primary to get pain meds after surgery here. Otherwise I would recommend this place.

[Sept, 2019] Dr. Bengard came to my recovery bed, after a trauma surgeon/butcher had done emergency…read morerepair to my left hand and wrist, (damaged in a power saw accident) and said ***"I can fix that"***. He looked like a puppy expecting a treat. He added he had a cadaver nerve to use. He had to say it twice because I was pretty drugged. He seemed honest so I agreed to see him but surgery on the 19th was delayed because my heart went into afib and the anesthesiologist freaked just before surgery started. (afib stabilized after 2 days, they didn't give me my heart medicines while I was there until I told them I needed them!) After my heart had a normal rhythm my cardiologist released me for surgery on the 25th. Dr. Bengard put me in his PT area the next day. I now would have chosen VA care had I been aware it was available. They deal with these kind of injuries all the time. Anyway, he charges a lot for therapy and my therapist didn't even have a working electro-stim device. Batteries were dead. She couldn't get it work after she changed the batteries. Wasting my treatment time. She was nice but seemed pretty new to the field. She even charged me $200 for a finger splint I could buy online for $50! I made very slow progress until I had to stop going when COVID hit. Only 6 months. I never got a call to check if I wanted to restart later. So, anyway, Bengard said he would fix it and here, almost 6 years later, with ongoing nerve-shocking in my hand, and it's half-numb,on 1500mg gabapentin and 2000mg acetaminophen for the pain daily, for the rest of my life, I have APE-HAND because he didn't reattach the tendon that allows me to move my thumb and I never am without some pain, even masked by drugs. I don't think he knew how to fix it and he didn't. He should've had a neurosurgeon do the implant, if it was even done. So I'm done with SOO unless they have a better doctor.

Craig Meador is knowledgeable, attentive and compassionate. His background in resistance training…read moreis a valuable asset.

DR. Reid is one of a kind, constantly educating himself on the best practices of medicine that he…read morecould provide to his patients! He has been honest through out my 2 part ACL Revision, his confidence in his work allowed me to comfortably ask question regarding any aspect of my care! Dr Reid called me personally the following days after my surgery to check in, and once again asked chance for me to ask more questions. He truly cares about his parties wellbeing and their recovery! Hailey and Susan have always been so helpful and responsive in every aspect of my care! I'm so sad that Asante chose not to continue on with him, because he truly unremarkable! I will follow Dr Reid for all my future knee problems!

Mentally is shit with a medical license. Don't waste your…read moretime. Crap Dr. left me in pain.

dr Metwally is fantastic -- but his pre- authorization department needs help…read more says they will send in to insurance and they don't - still waiting 3 weeks later. Still in PAIN!! called office to speed them up got the runaround. said the the thing we they say every week - will get back to you.

This is essentially the only group in town. They act like it too! They aren't focused on totally…read morecaring for patients. It is a business and collects money, they are a money making business. They may do quality care but their customer service stinks. When you walk in they barely look up and send you to go find your own room. After you are referred for an appointment they may or may not call you. You have to call them multiple times and often are on hold for a long, long time. Ultimately what comes across is their culture- You need them more than they need you and it shows in every interaction. Also, you are required to pay before being seen. I doubt if any of these highest 6 figure paid physicians pay their plumbers or porsche mechanics before service. It's obscene!!!

The center is very well organized and everyone is personable and professional. It's great for a in…read moreand out surgery.

Great doctors and physicians assistance but the staff is so incompetent that it makes it not worth…read moreit to go here. If you can take your business somewhere else you should.

Back to see Dr. Knoblich after a few years about my knee. This office has the most knowledgable and…read morecaring doctors that I've had in the Rogue Valley. I'm happy to be back in good hands with doctors that are thorough and efficient .

What an incredible doctor. Not only extraordinary knowledgeable, but humble. Every interaction I…read morehave had with him has been very genuine & sincere. Not only is he kind & professional, but really took the time to know my story and listen. I absolutely respect and trust his judgement and am thankful for honest and caring people, such as Dr Webb, in the medical field.

I'm not sure I should even give a 1 star rating. I always had a good relationship with Dr. Van…read moreHorne, I just never liked what he did to me. I'll add pictures here that tells about my experience, the last 3 I took this morning showing all the dry skin on both legs. For the past 13 years I have never been without pain and problems. 'HERE IS MY WRITTEN RECORD" After receiving new hip 9 Apr. 2007 I started having problems with my legs (swelling and sudden sharp leg pains). From my knees down my legs turned red. 11\fs26 Sep. Got letter from Dr Van Horne office about bad DePuy ASR hip replacement implant from 9 Apr. 2007. 23 Sep. Called Dr Van Horne and was told to call Johnson & Johnson for Claim #. Called Johnson & Johnson and was given Claim # 186102756. Called Dr Va Horne's office and left Claim # on voice mail. 28 Sep. Appointment with Dr Countiss, was told I should contact Dr Van Horne about making an appointment. 29 Sep. Called Dr Vanhorne about appointment and got voice mail. 30 Sep. Dr Vanhorne's office called and gave appointment dates 4 Nov. for Imaging and 18 Nov. to see Dr Vanhorne. 5 Oct. Johnson & Johnson called to give me some information and ask me if Dr Vanhorne had recommended the DePuy hip. ( The answer to that was yes) Received letter from Broadspire informing me that DePuy would pay all of my out of pocket expenses including the deductibles and co-pays. 8 Oct. Called Black Chapman & Webber. 4 Nov. Went to Imaging, 18 Nov. Went to Paragon (Dr Vanhorne) and was told that I should have hip replaced as soon as possible due to problems shown on Imaging. (Note: I was first scheduled for Surgery the last of Jan. but did not go to surgery till the 24th of Feb.. Dr Vanhorne felt I needed to go to Radiation for treatment just before surgery. Treatment was $2413.00) 29 Nov. Started Physical Therapy. (approx. $169.00 a session for a total of over $4000.00.) December: 1, 6, 8,13,15, 20, 22 Physical Therapy. 24 Feb. Day of surgery. Reported early so I could go to Radiation just before surgery. Radiation was needed to stop unwanted bone growth caused from the first hip replacement 9 Apr. 2007. Dr Countiss ask to assist in this surgery and Dr Vanhorne allowed him to do so. I was later told by Dr Countis that Dr Vanhorne got a little rough and had to apply a lot of pressure trying to grind out my new hip joint, He told me that it took most all his strength to hold me onto the operation table. 27 Feb. Discharged from 3 Rivers Hospital after surgery to go home. March - Physical Therapy 10, 14, 16, 18, 21, 23, 25, 28, and 30 March. 28 Mar. Appointment at Paragon (Dr Vanhorne). April - Physical Therapy 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22,27, and 29 (last day) April. My symptoms since Hip Surgery 9 Apr. 2007. (1) I have experienced fatigue ever since first surgery. (2) Had sensations down my leg off and on day and night of like a hot electrical shock, with tingling. (3) Up on standing I was unable to start walking for a few moments. I would try to, but my leg wouldn't work. (4) I had as much pain in my hip as I had before my first surgery and I still limped as bad on it as I did before, in spite of how hard I tried not to. (5) I have been unable to do a lot of the things I normally did all the time, before my first surgery, like mowing the lawns, doing a little work on my pickup, and things with my horses, which was my hobby. Also I couldn't do home improvement projects like I had in the past. (6) Problems standing up and setting down. (Always) (7) Hard getting in and out of car. (Always) (8) Right leg was asleep and numb almost constantly after surgery. Even woke me up at night. Right leg gets numb setting in car. Sometimes there is a pain similar to frost bite or lack of circulation and the numbness can causes problems when driving . (Always when over half an hour) (9) Sore muscles all the time in lower back, hips, and legs. (10) Can't take a step for a couple moments after standing up. Muscles are stiff and must loosen up before stepping away. (Always) (11) Hurts to walk. (12) Can't bend over to pick something up off from floor. Back, legs and hips hurt when trying to do so. (13) Back is always sore. (14) Can't put sock on right foot or tie shoe without help. (15) Legs swell, gets burning sensation and sometimes itch real bad. Sometimes I draw blood from scratching. (16) Bursitis in left hip. (17) I've noticed that my right foot sometimes turns in when I'm walking. Maybe due to tightening of leg muscles. (18) Lots of headaches. (19) Laying on my left side will cause my hip to ache. (20) One of the most challenging aspects of of the entire experience has been trying to stay in a good frame of mind. I have never liked to see people set around and feel sorry for themselves, so I have dealt with it on a day to day basis. It is now 2/4/2026 "Note, after all these years I still suffer leg pains and skin problems" In total I have had 3 hip replacements, 2 on my right side and 1 on my left.

Has retired. No longer in practice. Not much more to say except recommending Dr Owens in Medford at…read moreSouthern Oregon orthopedics.

I didn't want to, but my doctor insisted I get a colonoscopy so I scheduled it. This was my…read moreexperience at Asante: I checked in at the appointed time, and was sent upstairs and immediately given a private room. A hospital gown was waiting and a nurse brought in a heated blanket and socks! Loved that. The nurses were very sweet and helpful and answered all my questions, they told me they make great Melalo's coffee, if I would like some when I woke up. Something to look forward to! They really put me at ease. One nurse put in an IV which was painless and perfect first try, I was impressed. Another one asked me some medical history questions and Dr. Nelson came in shortly to discuss the procedure with me, answered all my questions, took his time. I felt I had a good understanding of what would happen, and I liked everyone there, I felt I was in capable hands. With almost no wait time, I was wheeled into the procedure room and the sedation was explained, I was hooked up to monitors. The Propofol IV was started and I was out in seconds, that is great stuff. You go to sleep fast and wake up fast, as soon as the drip is stopped. Wonderful! Next thing I know, I'm waking up back in the room where I started and it's over! I'm drinking excellent coffee and waking up in a warm bed. The doctor came in and told me what he had found and I got copies of photos of my internals. See you in five years, hopefully no more polyps. The hospital staff had already told my husband the procedure was done and to wait for me at the door. I finished my coffee and was able to dress myself, and walk to the elevator and go home! I felt great, very relieved, and happy and absolutely no abdominal discomfort! I felt perfectly fine. I know nobody wants a colonscopy but I had the best experience, it could not have gone any better and I am so appreciative of everyone at Asante. If you are reading this, get your colonoscopy, there's nothing to fear! It's so important and they do a great job of it at Asante! I promise they will take great care of you! You will leave feeling good and knowing you did yourself a big favor today! We are lucky to live in a time of great medical diagnostics and I feel lucky to have Asante here for my care. Five enthusiastic stars and many thanks to the staff at Asante Outpatient Surgery Center!

From the owner: Take advantage of our complete services for your bones, joints and muscles at Asante, the local…read morehealth system you know and trust. Let us help you return to your favorite activities and spend more time with the people you love.

Dr. O'Sullivan has been kind, patient and incredibly knowledgable. I am fused L2-L5. Thank God for…read moreDr. O'Sullivan. He didn't seem to care that I was bi-sexual.

Homophobic and condescending. Called me a dyke and a cow. Also asked if I wanted a shot for pain…read moreand instead he had a new PA give me a shot and he missed and went into my bone! I am in the process of reporting him to the Medical Board. Also my surgery was postponed twice because he did missed two conference calls.

All the guys are amazing chiropractors! Hannah and Sara are my absolute favorite masseusesread more

My daughter is 15 and had hip surgery a year ago. She went through PT, but never quite gained back…read moreher mobility or her speed. She still looked and felt off. We made an appointment with Dr Pearce and man did her life change. She started slow with stretches and adjustment and manipulation of the body. She progresses her slowly each week. We even go in to the parking lot and are now progressing to skipping and sprinting. She is faster and her entire body is moving more efficiently. She feels confident and feels so positive with how fast she is progressin. Dr Pearce is an absolute angel!!! She is so knowledgeable, kind, caring, and truly invested in her patients. We found a gem!!!!