High recommendations are definitely deserved. I had original surgery from a doctor in 1977, removing both cartilage, torn in athletic competitions. After 42 years of bone-on-bone, he was able to replace the knee with correct alignment. I am now 7 mos post op and walking without a limp. I still need to build strength for stairs but my progress is coming along very well.

Submitted June 6, 2020

My first knee replacement in CA 9 years ago was every painful and a slow rehab. I still have pain once in a while and swelling after walking for a few miles.Thursday (2 days ago I had my other knee replace by Dr Choy. He and his staff did a fantastic job. I can bend my new knew more than 90 degrees after 2 days. It took me 3 months to do the same with my first replacement. The pain management was also far superior this time. Dr Choy is an excellent orthopedic surgeon and highly recommended. I would never go to anyone else.

Submitted Feb. 22, 2014

Dr. Choy is an excellent surgeon. However, I plan to use another physician should I ever require another orthopedic surgery as his staff (especially the office manager) is rude You get what you pay for, Dr. Choy!

Submitted Nov. 28, 2011

Dr Choy is very knowledgeable and helpful. He helped me diagnosing my problem right away. Because of the severity of my condition, I had surgery in 2 days of seeing him. He was very caring and very professional with me in treatment after surgery. I would recommend him to anybody and everybody. He is wonderful!!!!

Submitted Jan. 29, 2011

Dr. Choy understand his patients needs immensely..He has put Beebe Medical Center in the top 5% in the NATION for Orthopedics!! Extremely compassionate, caring, intelligent and professional...We are extremely fortunate to have Dr. Choy as he is a very sought after professional all over the US..(to the previous writer, you can have D.C., we'll gladly have Dr. Choy all to our selves here in Delaware)..

Submitted Dec. 19, 2009

Did not understand the health demands of a 96 year-old woman. After 2 unsuccessful operations on her broken elbow suggest a third based on the diagnosis of the physicians assistant. Office personal rude and uncooperative with record transfer when I decided to go to Washington DC.

Submitted Nov. 21, 2009