His staff members are rude he did surgery on my foot 6 months ago I'm in more pain now than I was before I had the surgery he's very rude and arrogant

Office organized and efficient. Staff friendly. Dr Jaryga knowledgable and allows me to ask questions and participate in decisions for my healthcare.

The Doctor is good but I would not recommend him due to his horribly hateful and incompetent staff.

His staff is incredibly rude. I cannot emphasize that enough. I had been seeing him off and on, for the same problem, off and on, for FIVE years, but because I had not seen him for 20 months, I was rated a New Patient, and my office visit charge DOUBLED. When he finally came in to the exam room to see me, he spent five minutes with me, during which time I told him what the problem was, and what prescription I needed. He is nice enough, I honestly have no problem with him. But my opinion is that his office staff is the rudest I have ever come across, and the charge for a five minute repeat office visit was totally out of line. Because of those two reasons, I would not recommend him.

I saw dr. Jaryga for ongoing foot pain. He informed me that I had arthritis and began with treatment of orthodics and shots. When it became evident that surgery was necessary, dr. Jaryga was knowledgable, confident, and supportive. I had surgery August of 2014. The recovery is long and I am still on my way to being fully recovered. He told me it would take a good year for full results. I just wanted to say that I have been very pleased with the professional care I received from Dr. Jaryga and his staff.

I long suffered from chronic ankle pain, which has not been relieved from a number of injections, pills, and "God Aweful" braces and supports. I have seen multiple orthos and podiatrists for my problem from the Fort Worth/Dallas/Houston area, and they all recommended continued medicine - while some suggested surgery without a definitive plan. While searching the Internet, I was uncertain of the previous ratings regarding Dr. Jaryga, however, after talking with my Internist, he said Dr. Jaryga was "the man." My first visit with him was not warm and fuzzy, but he was factual, and to the point, and he outlined a treatment plan which required surgery with a frame device to correct my deformatity, therefore, I decided to do it. The surgery took many hours to complete and I spent a short period of time at a Rehab facility. I found Dr. Jaryga's follow-up care and demeanor to be caring, concerned and above all confident and friendly. After the frame was removed, I no longer had pain in my ankle or foot. I was able to walk normally. In my opinion, Dr. Jaryga is "the expert" in foot and ankle pain and deformity correction.

Dr. Jaryga is a world class surgeon who helped me regain functionality of my foot. I went to two other Fort Worth podiatrists that could not help me. Dr. Jarya listened to me. He straight forward and kind, and I would highly recommend him based on the exceptional experience that I had just months ago.

Dr. Jaryga not only fixed my foot/ankle problem, but he helped me return to normal activity pain free. This is something several other Podiatrists in Fort Worth could not do for me after previous surgeries.

I'm in worse shape now than before my foot surgery in April. I counted nine incisions on my foot, and, Dr. Jaryga failed to repair the three things I went to him for in the first place. Where was his mind during my surgery?! He seemed to not listen to a word I said during any of the office visits. The last visit, he claimed "he wasn't pleased with the results either", though he didn't suggest a second surgery to fix the original complaints - free of charge - either! I'll have to find another doctor to clean up the mess.

Dr. Jaryga is extremely knowledgeable and professional in helping me we claim mobility in my right foot. I take to heart his wealth of experience and caring touch that was shown during my time of need. Any concerns or negativity that has been shown in prior reviews are unfounded during my experience, which required numerous visits to his office. People need to understand that health care is changing and it's our doctors and hospitals that are receiving the majority of the pressure.