20 years ago, Dr. Sitler fused my left ankle (talar/subtalar) after my talus died. A complicated surgery and he performed it flawlessly. I consulted with several surgeons in three states befor choosing Dr. Sitler and I am so glad I did! 20 years later and I am still going strong! Rock climbing and skiing!

Submitted Dec. 9, 2022

Awesome and got to the point. He did my surgery and I was back on my feet in no time. Sitler is an athlete himself and knows how important it is to get others back to 100%

Submitted April 23, 2010

He is the best doctor I have had. His procedures gave me more mobility and use of my left knee, leg, and ankle.His staff are wonderful, they are nice, polite, and know a lot about the field of orthopedics. I have been seeing Dr.Sitler for two years and I highly recomend him.

Submitted Sept. 22, 2009

I fractured my ankle and was in a lot of pain. I am so glad Dr. Sitler was my surgeon. He showed a lot of patience in explaining everything in detail to me and I felt less frightened about the surgery. I truly feel that I could not have had a better doctor. He is highly professional but also very kind. I was very happy with the result of the surgery although the injury turned out to be worse. I highly recommend Dr. Sitler!!!

Submitted April 6, 2009

Reconstructed ACL and trimmed a torn meniscus. Excellent result with minimal scarring. When I had a knee issue about a year later on the same knee, he had me in right away to have a look and make sure everything was still good. Very professional.

Submitted March 4, 2009

The doctor and staff were friendly and punctual. I went through surgery for ACL reconstruction. The surgery went smoothly and the doctor did a decent job educating me on what to expect and do after the surgery; however, the follow-up appointments were a major disapointment. This was because he sent a trainee to inspect my progress (one whom I never met before) and this person practically shoved me out the door without physical therapy, follow-up support, or knowledge about why I couldnt straighten my knee to the full 180 degrees plus. Since obtaining the original flexibility and strength of the knee was the purpose of the surgery, at least in my case, I felt shorted.

Submitted June 29, 2008