Never calls you . Bad doctor....run run run run run

Submitted Oct. 5, 2018

Simply put, this is the absolute worst medical experience of my entire life, a complete waste of time and money.

Submitted June 19, 2017

A very compassionate dr. He knew i was in pain and asured me that i would be taken care of and he was right.

Submitted May 26, 2014

I was pretty nervous about the procedures (Dr Hajj could obviously tell) These were fairly simple procedures for him but too me it was a new and nervous experience. From diagnosis to surgery was about 3-4 weeks then I was admitted to the hospital, went to sleep and Voila on my way home and on the road to recovery. Dr. Hajj and his staff were very professional and the surgery's were a success. Next time I need someone to cut 2 holes in me, I will surely trust Doctor Hajj with the responsibility. Thanks Doc

Submitted March 30, 2011

I had torn my ACL and i saw two other surgeons before seeing Dr. Hajj. The first two surgeons I wouldn't of let come in a 10 foot radius of me with scissors. Dr. Hajj was very helpful and knowledgeable about the different options for ACL reconstruction. We chose to use a cadaver piece to reconstruct my ACL. I had the Surgery in MARCH and by JUNE I was doing light running on the beach and playing volley ball at my family reunion. I still wasn't fully recovered until August or September. The surgery went good. That day I limped out of the hospital and was already able to put weight on it. I rested for the next week and was on pain meds for 4 days then didn't need any and didn't have any pains when not moving my leg. Dr. Hajj did an excellent job and if i need surgery in the future i would definitely go back to him. He explained my options and offered me advice and we made the right decision. Thanks Dr. Hajj.

Submitted Dec. 1, 2010

Dr. Hajj is very nice, however he always seems "rushed". I came in for a fractured foot...he was so rushed that he told me nothing was fractured, until he realized he took x-rays of my ankle, not my foot.

Submitted May 7, 2010