My problem with Dr. Dyal was that she didn't really listen to what I was telling her and cut me off several times before I could finish a sentence. Gave me some excursuses to do based on what she thought my problem was. Next time I went for a follow up, I again reiterated what had happened to my foot/ankle before the pain began and by her response it was clear she thought this was something I hadn't told her before. She then ordered an x-ray. I got the report results and found out I'd been walking on a severely sprained ankle, had bone spurs, etc. I promptly took those results to a different Dr. A physician who doesn't listen before giving a diagnosis and recommending the type treatment needed, is a dangerous physician.

Submitted Nov. 14, 2019

Dr. Dyal and her staff are absolutely amazing! She takes her time to get to know every patient and their issue. Couldn’t ask for a more phenomenal and professional doctor.

Submitted Aug. 29, 2019

Dr Dyal did not want to answer questions about my test results and dominated the conversation with looking at her ipad, and reading medical terms to me. She was rude, condescending, and instead of helping me understand my results she simply started to leave the room, thus ending my appointment leaving me with questions regarding my test results. I wish I had read this reviews before going to see her, sadly she lacks compassion, human empathy and had a poor beside manner and I hope my review and these others help someone before they waste their time.

Submitted Jan. 3, 2018

First visit to Dr. Dyal . . . favorably impressed. May have an edge over some patients because I am familiar with medical terminology. Dr. Dyal reviewed my X-rays in detail and to my satisfaction. Additionally, I found Dr. Dyal very approachable, both as a person and a physician. . . we share the same wicked sense of humor. Right now, the solution to my medical issues is still a work in progress but I am optimistic that my future dealings with Dr. Dyal will continue to be satisfactory.

Submitted Oct. 14, 2017

Terrible. Doesn't diagnose you and talks to you in medical terms for 30 seconds. She doesn't seem to know drugs either. Relies on her ipad for medical info. Charged me 800 dollars for a 5 minute appointment.

Submitted May 28, 2016

Dr. Dyal performed ankle surgery on me. I was released the same day. I went home and started to have shortness of breath. I went back to the emergency room. After having blood work done the ER doctor told me I was missing half of my blood supply. I found out later that I had bled out during surgery but Dr. Dyal sent me home anyway. I had to get two blood transfusions and almost didn't make it. She would never admit the mistake she made and while I was in the hospital she c ame and yelled at me for being there. I hope this review helps someone else. Do not go to her!!!!

Submitted Aug. 3, 2015

DO NOT GO TO DR. DYAL. She has no courtesy towards her patients. I went back to her when my MRi report came she went over the report too fast as if I can understand all the medical terms when i asked her couple of questions she was getting irritated by them and started walking out of the room. she talks behind her patients. worst experience ever!!!

Submitted Nov. 20, 2014

She overcharges half a thousands dollars for a VERY short appointment that doesn't help. She was barely able to give me a diagnosis. Talks crap about her patients behind their back. NEVER going back to her. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY.

Submitted Oct. 25, 2013

Dr.Dyal is the best ortho I have gone to. She repaired my torn bicep and it functions better then prior to my injury. My strength is coming along very well and I am very pleased with her surgical skills

Submitted Aug. 23, 2012

Two very successful shoulder operations. Doctor is always upbeat; always greeted with a smile. All questions are answered in detail. You never have the feeling the doctor is in a hurry to get to the next patient. I have been treated for other non-sugical orthopedic problems. All with the same success. This doctor is very talented. Highly recommended ...

Submitted March 14, 2012