Orthopedics Sports Medicine

Addison O'Shea _{on Google}

Apr 12th, 2019

It is possible that they can effectively treat simple injury but if you have a pre-existing ambulatory disability before the broken leg, I do not recommend. When I left the emergency room the X-Ray showed the broken bone set and straight. After the cast was changed at this clinic the X-Ray showed a gap between the bones and an angle that was allowed to heal that way. At the time of casting I was asked to straighten my foot. Because of the disability I can not. I suggested they move it for me they did not. This allowed my ankle to solidify in a rotated position. I can no longer bear weight on what used to be my good leg. This has resulted in the loss of my independence and changed my way of life.

Victor King _{on Google}

Jan 25th, 2015

I see Dr. Scott Mier and I have been now for about a year and a half. I am old and do not want surgery for what Dr. Meir has been able to control with an injection every 3 months for the time I have been so lucky as to have had my first appointment with him. I am sure the rest of the doctors are great too, as the "sports medicine" greatness reputation follows them/him especially, where ever they will ever go.
They have a Great Bedside Manor and the clinic is run very efficient and wait times over appointed times are few and far between. Once I had to wait for a 1/2 hour as a clinician was not working and their schedule had to be absorbed. HAT IS WAY I AM SO HAPPY - THEY CARE ABOUT MY TIME AND THEY ARE THE BEST OF THE BEST IN WHAT THEY ARE KNOWN FOR "SPORTS MEDICINE". Thanks for reading this and if you need what they have, you cannot go wrong seeing any of the fine doctors and especially my doctor, Dr. Scott Mair, M.D. - Orthopaedic Surgery