This is going to be one of my shorter reviews. There's not a whole lot I can say other than these…read morepeople are great! I love everyone at this clinic. Dr. Wax did my hand surgery and did a great job. He and the nurses are super informative. They are very helpful and answer everything I need answers to. The one missing star comes from the fact that I always have to wait over an hour passed my appt. time before being called to the back. It's a small price to pay to have a doctor and nurses you love.

I have been meany times to see Dr. Bostick. He has a great…read morebedside manner very Thorough and listens very well. He did a RouterCalifornia Surgery on my shoulder last year he was great a answered all my questions very well told what to expect how long I would down and all. I find his staff up front very nice and very good always very nice. His staff in the back the same very nice and friendly. His PA is straight to the point and tells like it is I like her very much. The whole office is great people. Right now the lady who dose the referrals her and both or fighting my Insurance company to my pain man get approved she is great and very nice to talk to. So I have no problems with this office.

I've had two different doctors work on me now, Dr. Rameriez for my neck and Dr. Estrada for my…read moreshoulder, and highly recommend both. They listened to my issues, spoke in a language that a non-medical person can easily understand, and has a staff that does their best to get you in and out quickly, but not in a "you're just a number way". I highly recommend OANO and, while I pray I never have to again, would return if the need arises.

Dr.Watson took the time to explain the reason for the pain I am having while also informing me of…read morethe different reasons and putting us on a path to discovery so hopefully he can bring to treat the issue!

This place has the most unpleasant and unprofessional staff I've ever encountered!! No regards for…read moreyour time at all. My appt was for 3:15p and I didn't see the doctor until 5p. This is unacceptable!!!!!

Every single time I come here, it is always met with a two to three hour wait. Both offices on…read morethe Westbank are insanely maladroit and crowded. There were at least eight people outside of the office area waiting, one getting physical therapy and a line of folks inside, some sitting at the table. They are taking temps and require face coverings but the waiting area does not have six feet spacing. They seem to have no sense of coordination and I think they purposely overbook folks like the airlines for profit's sake. With three visits to Dr. Duplantier, I find him as a great ortho physician but he spreads himself very thin without thought of his patients wait times. I've heard many people complaining (before and now during this visit) about the wait and lack of organization. I'm waiting hours for him, just for a five minute office visit. I'm disappointed because now that we're in a pandemic, you'd think they would schedule people accordingly to avoid crowding.

Have been through PT here for two hip replacements. Overall, very good therapy that's essential in…read morerecovery. Captain Marsh heads the team, although disappointing that my time with him has been reduced considerably. Jesse is an excellent PTA and, honestly, the only one who's truly focused and professional. Request her

Dr. Greggor Hoffman is a Board certified Orthopedic Surgeon at Southern Orthopedics on Napoleon Ave…read morein New Orleans, LA . Dr. Hoffman has cared for "every member of my family. Hip surgeries, knee replacements.to shoulder replacementS. Every visit, surgery.... regardless.... Every outcome has been perfect, non-eventful. Dr. Hoffman is a " no nonsense doctor who gets it RIGHT everytime! he is the best if the best! I trust my LIFE with excellem

The Doc is a very caring individual with an experienced skill level beyond my understanding…read more Everyone in the office are very personal and respectful. I appreciate their help, not only on me but also my wife.

One day in 2001 I woke up with a sore left wrist. I figured I'd slept on it weird and didn't worry…read moretoo much about it. Weeks passed and the pain wasn't going away. I seemed to also be losing control of it somewhat. It was almost a daily occourance for me to drop and break glasses and dishes. One day I was getting ready for work. I had a pump style hair spray bottle in my left hand poised and ready to lock my locks into place and just...could not do it. My finger physically could not push down on the trigger without my whole hand and wrist recioling in excruciating pain. An MRI confirmed that I had a condition known as Keinbock's Diease, a very rare condition where the blood supply is cut off to the lunate bone, one of the small bones inside of the wrist. There are various reasons this can happen, but it's mostly found in patients with blood disorders or previous trama to the wrist. My case fell into the latter. All of the gymnastics I *tried* and the kart wheels all summer long with my sisters in our front yard did me in all these years later. Months pass. I became my condition. I poured over every orthopedic journal, book, website I could find that had any mention of my particular condition. In the meantime I was making appointments with every orthopedic surgeon I could find, since I knew surgery was my only option at recovery. You see, your bones need blood to stay alive and function properly. My lunate bone was black on the MRI...nearly dead. I was very close to completely losing the use of my left hand. Because my condition was so rare many of the orthopedic surgeons I saw had either never heard of it or only vaguely knew anything about it. It was a very disheartening time in my life. I had been raised to trust doctors and think of them on a bit of an elevated level because of their ability to heal and here I was, feeling like I knew more than they did sometimes with no answer, though, what I could do to fix my wrist myself. At this point I'm hopeless and scared. I have yet another appointment with a new orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Kathleen Robertson. She walked in, smiled, looked at my wrist and wiped the tear that had started to roll down my face away and made a joke about how I was ruining my pretty makeup with my tears. She assured me that we would figure it out and fix it. It didn't happen overnight but she found another surgeon who had a patient like me and had preformed a surgery where he rerouted a vein and it worked for him, so why not me? She made no promises but I had nothing to lose at that point so hey why not? I'll spare you guys with the gory surgery details and aftermath. Months of physical therapy followed, but guess what? That surgery worked. I now how full use of my left hand again. I owe that all to this woman. Without her I wouldn't have been able to pick up my babies and embrace them. Without her I wouldn't be typing this with both hands. Because of her I have faith in doctors again. **100**