Mr. Daniel T Parker

Dr. Parker was very helpful. As a 31 year old with persistent sport-related knee problems since my teenage years, I felt he gathered a strong grasp of my immediate pain at hand, as well as how to handle long-term arthritis management.

So far my experience with Dr. Parker has been positive. He spent plenty of time with me and fully answered all my questions. I am a woman in my mid-60s with severe osteo arthritis in my knee. Instead of blowing me off he explained that a knee replacement is in my future but that there are things I can do to put off surgery while still remaining active. I appreciated his advice and candor.

Dr. Parker is probably a great doctor if you are a young star athlete, however, as an averagely active person over 30, I felt like he completely disregarded my injury and my needs. He spent very little time with me explaining my diagnosis and did not provide any treatment plans. As soon as he heard that I don't play soccer, basketball or football he decided I didn't need treatment. I got a second opinion and am now moving through a treatment plan that fits my needs.

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He was very professional, laying out options, and consequences, and helped me develop a plan for my immediate treatment, prognosis, and for a long range look and my options and possible treatments. I appreciated his advice, "It's a beautiful day; go get on your bicycle!"

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Originally told us our teenaged athlete had two tears in her shoulder and tendinitis. Months of PT later and it has not resolved. Made another appointment only to be told there was never any tear. Asked about PRP injection therapy (goal is repair) and was given cortisone to mask it instead. Shut down all discussion of repair. Referred to a different PT that is not covered by insurance. Original one was covered.