Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center - Montrose

I am floored by the other review from 2015. Do you want bedside manner and bad hands? Seems like someone was a bit high maintenence and couldn't get the undivided attention she thought she should have. Give me a brilliant surgeon who doesn't know how to converse with his patients. Actually my experience was good. I had good nurses and operating assistants as well as a geat surgeon, Dr Manley. Give me efficiency and cookie cutter surgery. It means there are few complications and they know what they're doing.

This facility is very robot like operated. The surgeons have no bed side manners, however they are good. The staff is very rude and treat the patients like crap. When you return the favor and treat them the way they are treating you they go and cry to the doctor like a child and lie. I recommend this place if you need surgery however if you can not deal with rude people don't go. They will also ask you your date of birth at least 7 times on your visit. They have no clue what they are doing in the front either. Overall mess big mess.

I had the best experience with Dr Ehrler at the Crystal Clinic. He took time with me before surgery and gave me many options. After surgery I feel great. I never thought I would get full relief from my arm pain - but I did.

I have had three hand surgeries,and I have seen three different doctors at the clinic for different problems. The doctors are experts in their fields. The take time to listen, answer questions and explain treatments. The staff has always been courteous and professional. My occupational therapist is wonderful. He takes the time to explain the physiology and surgery of my hand and thoroughly explained the therapy I needed to do. He answered all our questions. We have many orthopedic physicians in the city in which we live but if I have an orthopedic problem, I make the 30+ mile trip to go to Crystal Clinic. I will not go anywhere else and I heartily recommend it.

DR. NOBLE, has taken the very best care of me. i have a broken shoulder from a fall on feb11,2008. i never thought i would even move this arm again. and sure enough i can move it alittle bit. dr. noble's bedside manner is above and beyond the very best. he seems to really care and never minds answering my millions of questions for him. many thanks to dr. noble. thanks tina maroon