I owe my mobility to this doctor. He went the extra mile to convince me I needed surgery after an automobile accident, after I refused to sign the authorization for surgery.

Submitted April 19, 2009

I saw Dr Serink over a period of several years for reoccurent Moreton's neuroma. I found him to be totally competent, engaging on many issues and always accurate in his diagnosis and prognosis. Thanks to him, I have been able to walk half-marathons, ski, and hike the mountains in BC. I cannot speak highly enough about him.

Submitted March 26, 2009

I had arthroscopic knee surgery to remove loose ligament fragments. Although Dr Serink is very swift with his answers (didn't really listen to my story during evaluation), without much guidance on how to care for injury before surgery), I was booked relatively quick, he had good mannerisms before the surgery, and things feel good today (had the surgery yesterday). I had my doubts based on some comments I had read, but must say, I do feel comfortable about him doing the surgery now.

Submitted Nov. 27, 2008

i went in with a sore shoulder he told me i have a frozen shoulder and there is nothing you can do. but take advil when i read ion the internet that phsio helps a lot he told me that ill be sore for 6 months. and then it slowly will get better. then he says that after that ill get it again. not too impressed with his attitude

Submitted Sept. 9, 2008

I have had shoulder surgery twice with Dr. Serink. Once was in the rt. then the lt shoulder. When I had the first surgery, he mad a comment to me that I would probably had to have it on the the other shoulder because of calcium disposit. Sure enough I did. After the first operation, there were complications, not because of Dr. Serink, but because of an alergy to the medication. When I went to for surgery in the other shoulder, Dr. Serink changed the medication and I had no problems at all. I felt so great, I gave him a bottle of wine. Way to go Dr. Serink. You can not please everyone, and sometimes people don't like what you have to say. They can just "suck it up". As far as the receptionist, I thought that she was really nice. I wished that I had given her a bottle of wine also.

Submitted March 27, 2008

I dont care what any of you said about his bedside manner, this man saved my leg from a horrific tib-fib compound fracture, he maybe old but will fix your problem so you can be on your way, thnx

Submitted March 12, 2008

Highly knowledgeable and professional in not sugar coating bad news...my knee has healed extremely well. I highly recommend Dr. Serink.

Submitted Feb. 19, 2008

Sorry some of you have had personality issues but ive had him scope my knee 3 times. I went back to the states for work and my physio said that i was lucky cause whoever repaired my knees did a clean job. Im still doing extreme sports pain free and no post surgery arthritis. No one likes bad news but at least he tells you where you stand, respect that..!!! Im not there for pillow talk, i just want a doc that gets the job done right. Many thanks

Submitted Jan. 16, 2008

Incredibly unprofessional. Asked me questions then interrupted me numerous times. Told me that the surgery to fix my ankle was not done. Had no idea of new procedures. A dinosaur of a doctor with ill manners. Rude and not helpful.

Submitted Jan. 12, 2008

One of the most unreliable, rushed doctors I have come across. Broke my ankle and in turn it required surgery. Dr. Serink did not make any time to provide an explanation as to what had happened to me. Instead, he proceeded to inform me that my bones were too soft for my age and that it might cause problems further on in life. No bedside manners. Lastly, his secretary/receptionist was the epidemy of a horribly abrasive, ill-mannered individual who seems to find it pleasant to be cheeky and demeaning to those in pain.

Submitted Nov. 6, 2007