Still in the parking lot and leaving a review. My wife came to see this arrogant, pompous, condescending individual in hopes that she may get some answers to an ongoing issue with her wrist. This man was so curt, rude, rough, and cussed saying the f word, GD and many other things. Couldn’t wait to get out the room, damn near yelled at my wife when she asked why this or that. He even said he doesn’t care if people don’t like him when I told him his bedside manner was sorely lacking. He said he doesn’t care if people leave negative reviews and he doesn’t like doing clinic. Never in my life have I seen anyone, supposedly a professional, behave in such a childish and abrasive/abusive manner towards a paying customer. If you are keen on being abused, by all means see this doctor

Submitted Aug. 17, 2023

I had what first presented as CRPS in my hands. As with all of my conditions, it didn't act normal for the disease, but I opted to treat it only with physical therapy, as I am allergic to most medications and lidocaine has no effect on me. I noticed that I seemed to be growing masses and returned to the office for further imaging. Dr. Myo grabbed my hands and mashed them together and insisted that I continue to use them, then forced them downward in a praying pose. I've never stopped using my hands, as painful and swollen as they have gotten. Also, after a year and a half, I figured out (not Dr. Myo) that I had an advanced case of ankylosing spondylitis and that was causing the CRPS. As I am failing out of my medications to treat it my bones continue to fuse together and cause excruciating pain. I am allergic to even Advil and Alieve, so my treatment options are very limited. I had tears rolling down my face when he mashed my hands, and I've survived 10 brain surgeries previously if that gives any indication of my pain tolerance. I'm not interested in returning to that practice.

Submitted Nov. 2, 2020

- Beware -

Fractured my 5th metatarsal and went to see Dr. Myo. I paid my co-pay, X-Rays were taken and I was advised to wait for Dr. Myo in a room. Mr. Myo walked in hurriedly, squeezed my foot, advised I should start wearing a regular shoe. Great! Even though he seemed rushed and was a bit impersonal, I thought fantastic. I can start moving on from this injury.

Fast forward a week later, I find my insurance was billed for 'surgery'
at $559.00, which they covered a portion and left me with a remaining $200+. None of these charges were disclosed to me prior or during my visit. If they were, never would I have gone.

I called and spoke with their billing department who advised me, the almost $600 bill was for 'after care' for 180 days, if needed. If that is the case, what is my copay for?? I challenged the exorbitant amount and was told I would get back to when the doctor was in, which was Thursday.

Thursday came and went, so I decided to visit the office to inquire. While Dr. Myo was kind enough to see me, he advised I should be 'grateful' that I am 'only' paying that amount and he has to cover his overhead and processing of my visit, as well as his expertise, and 'that's just how it is'. Again, what is my co-pay for??

While he offered me a 35% off my bill, he did not offer to have the charges removed, which was the purpose of my visit. I feel these undisclosed charges are criminal and Dr. Myo should be held accountable and possibly investigated for misrepresentation of services.

Submitted July 22, 2018

George Myo did my surgery and my hand hurts everyday and has since the trigger release surgery 09/16/2014 I tried to make an appointment but the lady that answered the phone was so rude and disrespectful. Shame on you!

Submitted Sept. 26, 2017

Dr. Myo is a wonderful, compassionate physician! He was able to see me last minute for my wrist pain and throughly explained my treatment plan. Alice the X-ray tech was also great! Would highly recommend Dr. Myo and his team

Submitted Aug. 1, 2017

Straight shooter. Gives you honest opinion unlike many other doctors.

Submitted July 31, 2017

Dr Myo is excellent in explaining the nature of the injury and the treatment options available.

Submitted July 29, 2017

I had surgery last month with this surgeon. He explained everything to me in a clear manner and everything turned out as he said it would.

Submitted July 29, 2017

I had surgery on 6/13/2017. At my one week follow up I was taken out of the splint for the first time since surgery. Waited to hear what he had done in surgery. He walked into the room with his PA and said nothing to me. He just was explaining to him that my tendon in my finger had shrunk from my last surgery.(that was from a different dr) He came over to look at my hand still not said even hi or how is the hand. He picked up my hand turned it over and proceeded to force my finger down to my palm. When he was doing this I started to bleed a lot. He told his PA to grab a lot of 4x4's.(the blood was running down my arm) With the blood soaked 4x4's still in place he tells me to hold pressure and walks out of the room. He never looked to see why I was bleeding so much. His MA came in to put steri strips on but I was bleeding to much he stated "you will have to just use bandades". So when I got home I took the gauze off to put bandaids on I noticed that all the blood was due to him ripping three of the stitches out.

Submitted June 27, 2017

This doctor is Horrible. Stay away from him. He does not listen to patients, not helpful at all. He needs to learn good behavior first. I become scared and shocked when I see Dr Myo although staffs are good.

Submitted March 27, 2016