If Dr. Ennis recommends physical therapy, then BEWARE if you go outside of ONS: there are some physical therapists in A , New York Border town along the Greenwich border, who advertise 1 hour, 1 patient, 1 therapist. A physical therapist at an HSS accredited facility in that border town, has asserted that it's safe to distract hips with a belt . But, there is not even any theoretical or high level proof that distracting hips is legitimate, safe, of any value to hips, knees, or other joints, and without injury potential. There are no studies to support it!!! It remains dangerous quackery !!!! There are many patients whose hips have been wrecked by hip distraction with a belt, who require surgery to hips, knees, and ankles afterwards!!!! BEWARE: the knowledge base for a lot of physical therapy techniques is imperfect, and there are a lot of therapists around the world forcing quackery methods upon non-consenting patients: joint distraction, graston technique, cupping, dry needling, y-strap pulling, and others.

Submitted July 17, 2023

Beware. If your surgery outcome is poor, he'll abandon you. He has no interest in addressing post surgery problems. Go with big hospitals with big teams and lots of experience.

Submitted July 23, 2021

Dr. Ennis could not have been more knowledgeable, reassuring and professional before, during and post recent total knee replacement surgery. I highly recommend him, and also applaud the staff at ONS and Greenwich Hospital. Lois Turel/Westport CT

Submitted Feb. 16, 2018