I don't think anyone really wants to be at an orthopedic appt, but I had a surprisingly pleasant…read moreexperience here. Check in was fast and efficient. Very large waiting area with plenty of seating. Doctor was on time and very personable. Doctor was able to offer a plan with concrete next steps. All complex imaging procedures can be done onsite at their facility. Lots of specialty areas covered within the practice and well known for sports medicine. Several of the docs here are team doctors for CBJ. Also, this practice does not require a referral from primary care so it makes getting an appointment so much faster.

I believe this facility is all about Invasive surgery's to make big money for all of the doctors…read more The only exclusion I will make is Dr. Corey Vanhoff, he saved my 96 years young Mom. He surgically put a large steel plate and screws to repair her right femur bone. He is a down to earth man and surgeon. He took excellent care of my Mom. My number one Mom died over two years ago at over 100 years young. I wouldn't recommend anyone else at Orthopedic One.

I have suffered with that feet my whole life and it's gotten worse now that I am older 65. My…read morehusband found Dr Triffon and thought that he might help. I am so glad he did I can't recommend Dr Triffon enough. First, his bedside manner is so so nice what a gentleman even though I know he's very busy he did not seem hurried at all and he took the time to examine my x-rays show me what was going on with my feet, and what options might help and what would probably not be beneficial. He also suggested some lifestyle changes that might help. I so much enjoyed my vision with him that I came away with hope because to have someone who really listens and cares makes all the difference in the world. I recommend him highly to anyone who looking for an orthopedic surgeon

I was so disappointed when I met with Dr. Triffon. I'm a young woman and when I told him my knee…read morehad been bothering me for months, his first response was that I'm getting older and aches and pains are a part of life. The entire visit I felt as if I was interrupting him or bothering him by being there. I asked a lot of questions until he finally said "Do you want to keep talking for a while because I have two patients waiting." He was the rudest doctor ever and he told me he does not share my philosophy that I want to address physical aches as they come and solve them because I believe in living with optimal health. He clearly believes that life is full of aches and pains and you have to live with them. I can't imagine anyone would choose this type of treatment from a medical professional. I couldn't run out of there any faster.