Surgeons - Venice, FL

"Dr Ng did both of my total knee replacements last year, one in July and the other in October. I went from painful crooked legs and a cane to straight, pain free knees within 3 weeks. Home in one day and off pain meds in 3. She and her staff are worth the 40 miles I drive for the level of care I received. "

"Very knowledgeable and bedside manner"

"I went to Dr Silverstein for a consult on my knee replacement from 4 years prior as I was experiencing pain, swelling, etc. Dr Silverstein listened to everything I had to say, asked questions and then laid out options he felt was in my best interest. After discussing and making decisions for testings we proceeded with them. Dr Silverstein kept me well informed, giving me options each time. Ultimately it was decided I would need to replace my current knee replacement. Dr Silverstein was great. I felt well informed. Good plan of care for before during after and during recovery. If you need a second opinion or even a first I highly recommend Dr Sily"

"Dr Chan has a great personality! He is efficient and diagnosed my problem immediately and my pain subsided quickly. Would recommend him to anyone that asks."

"Surgery-Panniculectomy This is the first time I have ever written a review in my life. So to start this off I saw Dr. Yan on October 31st of 2018 for my first consult for skin removal. I had the bariatric sleeve done November 2017 and lost 100 pounds and so after hating my body all my life I decided after hitting my goal weight that I would at least get the hanging skin removed. I don’t want to be perfect just want to be happy as I’m only 22 years old. During the first visit I was already uncomfortable with the doctor, but Dr Yan is the only doctor for many miles that will do the panni and was willing to get it medically necessary with my insurance do to many reasons like rashes and skin infections. Also, he came highly recommended and had a 5-star rating. So, I was working on getting over how I felt and just doing what needed to be done in order to be happier in my own skin. During this visit we talked about my history of surgery’s that I have had including that I had an LP shunt also talked about my age and how in the future that I want kids after college and of course after I get my life set up (never said today). Also talked about where they would cut, about the procedure and drains and just the whole prosses as any normal doctor’s office would. In the end of January 2019, I called the office saying I’d like to schedule the surgery. They told me id need to make an office visit before I could have surgery which was perfectly fine with me. I set my appointment for February 8th?near the end of the day that way I would not miss much of work. After the office visit, everything was fine, and we were on the same page and they said they were going to submit everything to the insurance that day that way I could have my surgery on March 11th like we discussed on the phone when making the office visit on the 8th and during my appointment. Then to my surprise, I got a phone call on February 11th by the office manager telling me that if I would have this surgery, I would not have children after and if I did that the baby and I could have many complications. She said” It’s just common sense, don’t have to be a doctor to understand that” She told me I really needed to talk over with my husband to see what I really really wanted. I told her to submit it to the insurance any ways that way I could go either route.She said" she will even though she honestly does not believe that it will get approved” After that conversation I called my obgyn they said with having a baby after that surgery id have ZERO abnormal issues other than if I had to have a c-section id have an ugly scar (did not care at all about that, and Yan knew that.) I also called another obgyn to get a second opinion along with that I talked to my patient avocet both said same thing. On February 18th I called my insurance company to see if there was an update on my claim that was put in on the 11th hoping for answers and they then told me nothing was even submitted to them. I called Dr Yan’s office to ask them why I was not submitted, and they said we weren’t sure you wanted us too and we just want to make sure you understand the major complications. I said I know the complications that you went over a then told them what my obgyn told me then I said id like to have everything submitted to the insurance. My obgyn told me that they would write a letter or give Dr. Yan a call giving him the okay from them. Dr Yan’s office manager also told me that I needed to get a letter/ see my neurosurgeon about my shunt. I called my Neurosurgeon and they told me I needed to get a referral. I then called Dr. Yan and asked if I could get a referral to get my letter. They said they don’t normally Dr referrals, but she would ask Dr. Yan the next day on 2/21/19 when he would be in office. I said “That will work because I have no other way because my family doctor retired and I was moving this summer and didn’t want to find a new doctors just for something so minor” My insurance received the claim on February 20th?at 10 am by 12:30 or so my insurance approved the surgery and told me that I was good to go just had to pick a day by August 2019. Then when the office manager talked to Dr. Yan on February 20th,The Dr then decided that I had to many problems and that he no longer wanted to be responsible for me and the surgery.He waisted so much of my time and had my hope's high all for nothing. Just awful I'd never recommend seeing him."

"The entire staff is kind and personable. The doctor took the time to listen to me and that is so important. She answered questions thoroughly and I did not feel rushed. The wait time was minimal and, overall, it was a very good experience. "