Although messages I left were not returned, when I finally got through and received an appointment, I couldn't have been more pleased. We waited for about two hours to see the doctor, due to an emergency and he just fit us in around other appointments. After a bad experience with another orthpedic surgeon, I was not sure what to expect. Boy, was I pleasantly surprised. Dr. George took time to explain my son's injury, care and what to expect in the weeks to come. He included my son in his talk and did not condesend to any of us. We left his office very happy about out treatment and with no questions as to the injury or how to take care of our son. His care of patients is worth the wait.

Submitted Nov. 15, 2008

Dr. George performed hand surgery on me. I can highly recommend him. His office and staff were very efficient and helpful.

Submitted May 20, 2007

After numerous failed surgeries on my arm, I now have permanent nerve damage in my dominant hand. I have seen a neurologist who is highly regarded in his field. He performed a complete exam and a thorough nerve conduction study of my hand and arm. I am unable to work in my profession any more. My hand is weak and the muscles continue to slowly atrophy. (The muscles are getting smaller and causing my hand to "shrink".) Now I am on medication three times a day and have to see my pain doctor to get injections in order to control the pain. I no longer have full use of my hand and two fingers have very little feeling in them. I have called Dr. George's office numerous times and left messages with his nurse only to have my phone calls ignored. I even faxed a copy of my nerve conduction studies to the office and called to let them know I was sending it---still no response! VERY DISAPPOINTING!!!!!Maybe Dr. George should take another look at his staff.

Submitted April 16, 2007