Jeffrey James Arliss

Doc has helped me through several issues, every time trying to do everything but surgery first. One particular procedure he removed an arthritic bone in my wrist. Everything I read said I would permanently loose strength in that hand. My hand is stronger than ever and I've even taken up rock climbing. I miss his dog though. ???? Doc has helped me through several issues, every time trying to do everything but surgery first. One particular procedure he removed an arthritic bone in my wrist. Everything I read said I would permanently loose strength in that hand. … More

Can I give him six stars? He's simply the best. I've seen him several times and had two surgical procedures. Make that 7 stars.

DR ARLISS IS THE BEST HAND SURGEON I HAVE EVERY MET I HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM TO ANYONE

Dr. Arliss was the perfect storm of an uncaring surgeon. He was surly and glib and arrogant and at one point in response to a question claimed "he was only an employee." The surgery went well but after-care advice and instructions were almost non existent or given in one word answers. Just an unfortunate experience

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Dr. Arliss was timely and professional. Broad knowledge and thorough in explaining the condition I had. Very satisfied patient.

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I've had several appointments with Dr. Arliss and have received a steroid injection in a part of my hand that was giving me pain. The doctor is personable and friendly. He explains a lot of what is going on, gives his opinion and explains the reason why. He seems very knowledgeable and confident in his work. I trust his judgement. The steroid injection I received hurt less than I thought it would (they are painful) and the condition for which he administered the shot has improved.

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Got a hand to wrist fusion that failed .

he is such a brilliant doctor, who knows how to deal with problems promptly, and understands what the paitnet needs...

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I just love Dr. Arliss and can't imagine ever seeing anyone else! A friend saw my hand two weeks after surgery and said, that's not a scar that's BEAUTIFUL work!

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Dr Arliss is a hand doctor. I went to him because 3 years ago i injured my middle finger by dropping something heavy on it. Unfortunately it got infected and swelled up and became very sore at the base of the finger nail. It would not heal and just always hurt. The finger nail was coming in wrong with a groove in it. At the time I went to see Dr Arliss I had no insurance. He X rayed my finger and there appeared to be a small particle beneath the skin. He suggested surgery. I told him I had no insurance. Dr Arliss offered to perform the surgery in his office with local anesthesia. He quoted me $800 for everything. I agreed. Dr Arliss rescheduled the surgery two different times once because he was on vacation and the other because he himself was having a surgery. I agreed feeling fortunate that some one would help me. I went to his office having taken antibiotics and pain killers as instructed. When I got there he performed the surgery on my finger cutting back the skin and ostensibly cleaning out the foreign matter. He then stitched my finger up and sent me on my way. When I went to schedule the removal of the stitches I was informed that Dr Arliss would not be available and had sent me to another Dr. to have the stitches removed. I had high hopes that my finger would at least stop hurting and be functional. I felt it strange that another Dr was taking the stitches out and that Dr. Arliss was not more readily concerning himself with the success of his work. After I was completely off of the antibiotics before the surgery had completely healed the problem began to return. It seemed as if he had only moved it over about 3/16 of an inch. I then received another bill in the mail for $260. I called his office and spoke with the receptionist informing her that Dr Arliss had agreed to a total of $800. The receptionist informed me that was for the initial visit although there was no mention of it being above and beyond the $800. I complained about having the surgery postponed twice and that Dr Arliss had not bothered to take the stitches out himself. They did not care. I told the receptionist that Dr Arliss had quoted me $800 for everything. She insisted that I had to pay the additional money. The problem got worse on my finger. So I scheduled an appointment to have Arliss look at his work and suggest what to do next. Dr Arliss refused to see me unless I paid the $260. At this point he had rescheduled the surgery twice, had some one else do the follow up of removing stitches with no inspection of the work, and hit me with a unexpected bill which there was no mention of when we talked face to face. Further I took a day off from work when the problem returned and they refused to see me. Judging by the way I was treated I feel Dr Arliss has no concern for other peoples time or the quality of care and service that he provides. He seems completely complacent about his occupation as if he has lost interest in behaving professionally. My finger to this day is worse now then when I first went to see him and he could care less. All he seems to concern himself with is the $260. Never mind that he did nothing at all for the $800 received. He is a bad doctor and now I am scared that my finger will be that much harder to make functional again now that it has been cut open and worked on unsuccessfully. Dr Arliss is a hand doctor. I went to him because 3 years ago i injured my middle finger by dropping something heavy on it. Unfortunately it got infected and swelled up and became very sore at the base of the finger nail. It would not … More

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