Craig M. Rodner, M.D. - Avon, Connecticut

Dirección: 2 Simsbury Rd, Avon, CT 06001, Estados Unidos.
Teléfono: 8606796600.

Especialidades: Cirujano ortopédico.
Otros datos de interés: Acceso para sillas de ruedas, Aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas, Aseo adaptado para sillas de ruedas, Aseos, Se recomienda pedir cita, Con aparcamiento propio.
Opiniones: Esta empresa tiene 10 valoraciones según Google My Business.
Opinión media: 4.6/5.

Ubicación de Craig M. Rodner, M.D.

8606796600

El Dr. Craig M. Rodner es un cirujano ortopédico altamente capacitado, ubicado en Avon, CT 060

Opiniones de Craig M. Rodner, M.D.

Craig M. Rodner, M.D. - Avon, Connecticut

Barbara Morrison

5/5

Dr. Rodner is very professional and welcoming. Dr. Rodner always makes sure that all of the patient’s questions have been answered. I never felt rushed during my appointment and also felt like I was being treated like family. Dr. Rodner also provides excellent follow up post-op. He emphasizes that he is always there for you and that he responds to his patients promptly. This says a lot about a doctor because most doctors don’t answer their patients directly. I highly recommend Dr. Rodner and will not hesitate to be under his care in the future.

Dan Lauretti

5/5

Dr. Rodner is not only the best hand surgeon, he’s one of the best doctors I’ve ever seen. I had a large carpal boss on my hand that prevented me from golfing. Dr. Rodner tried several options first before we elected surgery, and he was was always forthright about the chances for success. I did not have immediate success right after surgery, but after some time and healing I am able to finally golf. Dr. Rodner is not only a great surgeon, he GENUINELY cares about his patients as people!

Marla Campbell

5/5

The BEST hand surgeon in Connecticut!
I came to see Dr Rodner based on a recommendation from my previous surgeon (who moved out of state).
I had a very comfortable surgery experience. Everyone from the OR Nurse (Amy), Nurse anesthetist, to the APRN (Vrunda) took great care of me. Dr Rodner’s surgical technique is impeccable! My recovery has been a fraction of the time of the previous carpal release surgery.
I would highly recommend Dr Rodner and his staff to anyone looking for a hand surgeon.

Monica Smith

5/5

I am well qualified to write this review since I have been a patient of Dr Rodner for over 10 years. He has skillfully helped me with wrist, carpal tunnel and trigger fingers. I would go to no other doctor as he is immensely knowledeable, talented and ethical, and he puts people at ease because of his calming nature. Really! There is a new office in Simsbury and, rest assured, I will follow him wherever he goes.

Kathleen Dykeman

5/5

Dr. Rodner is excellent. I'm on my fifth hand surgery with him. I won't go anywhere else. He is very compassionate and informative. If I have any questions or concerns he is right there for me. Would recommend him to anyone.

Elena Anderson

1/5

I am posting this review as a public service. It is not personal and the surgeon’s qualifications are not in question, however, his ethics are. Dr. Rodner performed two trigger finger surgeries on my right hand. The first one for the ring finger went great. The second one was for the three remaining fingers. When you go for surgery at a teaching hospital, you sign a paper, that medical students may be present in the room. Nowhere does it say, that they might be practicing on you like on a lab animal. All residents (students) are very nice, but they don’t know anything. Beware!!! Plus, as an attending physician, Dr. Rodner’s allegiance is split between the patient and his employer, and it weighs heavily with UConn. Dr. Rodner performed the surgery on the pointing finger himself. Then he rushed the resident to stay under the operating room time limit for the procedure on the middle finger. They messed with that finger so much, that I ended up with a serious complication. It was only a block, not full anesthesia, so I was well aware of what was happening. During the follow up I told Dr. Rodner that the recovery was awful with painful sleepiness nights, but got just a blank stare. I told him I lost the grip strength and asked about a painful bump in the middle of the palm, which prevented me from opening the palm up. I got another blank stare and was told that I needed physical therapy and massage. So I went with that for a year and a half, massaging and stretching, because I trusted him! Mind you, this is my right hand, which I was very limited in using all this time, and could hardly work. I did not know it was a Dupuytren’s like contracture that should not be stretched! Because I wanted my hand to function again, I overstretched it one day and it became so painful and inflamed, that I couldn’t sleep at night, and had to seek a second opinion. That’s when I found out it was Dupuytren’s. Perhaps Dr. Rodner did not want to admit there had been a malpractice, another surgery would be needed, and was trying to sweep it all under the rug? (Btw, the statute of limitations is one year for suing UConn if a similar thing happens to you.) Happy ending - an honest and empathetic surgeon fixed my hand (to the tune of several thousands of dollars), but it’s worth to have my right hand back after two years! It will never be like new, but at least no more pain.

Susie Namerow

5/5

Great doc! He has performed several hand surgeries for me. Always successful and always great follow up. He’s available when needed. Clarifies what’s being done... cares about his patients.

J

5/5

Dr Craig Rodner is a very good experienced doctor his staff is excellent and would recommend him to anyone as I had a very good experience at the Simsbury , Farmington office.