Kenny E. Hanna JR.

Horrible doctor. Rude, condescending, and incompetent. I saw him for numbness in my hands, and with a minute-long exam, he said I needed surgery. On the day of surgery, he was over an hour late to arrive. He wanted to add wrist surgery to the elbow surgery and said if I didn't agree, I'd have to have surgery again in five months. He did the surgery and disappeared, not giving me a prescription for pain meds. The nurses tried to contact him but ended up discharging me. I tried calling his office later that afternoon, and the person there expressed surprise that I had no meds, that he would contact the doctor, and get back to me. No one ever did. I ended up getting pain meds the next day from the VA. I received no follow up from Hanna. I had been told I could exercise in three weeks. After a month, I called saying I was in pain. Now I was told it would be eight weeks. It eneded up taking a year, and the reason for my surgery never got better. Avoid this doctor!

This review is for Kenny Hanna when he was with the Foot and Ankle Specialists of Nevada. This was perhaps the worst medical experience I've had. I was sent to him from the VA due to the wait time there. I'd had numbness in my hands, and at my first visit, he came in, took a minute to look at my arm, and told me I needed surgery in my elbow to fix it. He immediately left. OK, he was brusque, but I thought I'd withhold my opinion until after surgery. Along comes the surgery. I went in and waited . . . and waited . . . and waited. I could hear the nurses outside wondering where he was. Over an hour later, he finally arrived at the hospital. Someone came in to check on me and mentioned my wrist surgery. I said, no, I have elbow surgery. A perturbed-looking Hanna came in and I mentioned that he'd only looked and discussed my elbow. He then looked disgusted and said that I don't have to have the wrist, but I'd, in his words, "just be back in to see me in five months." He actually scowled at me. I should have taken stock of the situation, but he's the doctor, and both being only in a surgical gown and laying there for over two hours, I was not too assertive, so I told him to do what he thought best. I came out of surgery, and as the nurses prepared me for discharge, then asked me for my pain medication prescription. I said I didn't have any. They seemed very confused, and I heard them discuss this outside. One nurse told the other to find Hanna. I don't know what transpired, but finally, a worried-looking nurse discharged me without medication. By late afternoon, the pain was growing, and I called the office. Someone there was surprised that I didn't have any meds, and she said she'd track down Hanna to get me some. I was not called back. That night was one of the worst in my life. The pain was significant. I couldn't sleep. I called again in the morning and had to leave a message. No one returned my call. Around lunch time, I gave in and went to the VA. A doctor there was shocked that I'd been given nothing, and she gave me a prescription, which I took for two days until the pain was more manageable. When I was told I needed surgery, I was told that within three weeks, I'd be back in the gym. This was not true. Well, I was physically in the gym, but I couldn't use my right hand. I did what I could, which wasn't much. My elbow was fine, but my wrist was extremely painful--not just the wrist, but up though the meaty part of my thumb. After a month, I called Hanna's office, and I was told then that three weeks was the "minimum," and that eight weeks was more likely. I was told by the person on the phone how to speed up the process, which was the first post-operative instructions I'd been given. Now, I am at 14 weeks, and I still cannot exercise properly. The meaty part of my thumb still hurts, and I cannot put pressure on it. Worse than that, the numbness issue was not solved. I am no better off now than I was before Hannah operated on it. Then, yesterday, I received a bill from the clinic. I tried to call the number given to tell them the VA was paying for the surgery, but no one would ever pick up, and the mailbox was full. This was not a good experience. Hannah has no reasonable bedside manner. He seemed angry to be seeing me, and his condescending attitude was not appreciated. Then he neglected on giving me any pain medication when it was obviously warranted. I still cannot fully use my right hand, and the core reason for the operation was not corrected. In my humble opinion, Hannah is incompetent. I will not go back to him for my other arm, and I would suggest that anyone contemplating surgery on his or her arm or hand choose another health-care provider.

Uncaring staff and Doctor. Have broken arm now for almost 4 weeks. You leave MANY messages..they do not return calls. Will contact Humana and file a complaint.

I have complete trust and confidence in Dr. Hanna. He corrected a previous Dr's misdiagnosed treatment as much as possible. Dr. Hanna always takes the time to explain everything and is very patient and compassionate.

Very good straight to the point no nonsense surgeon. Dr. Hanna looked at my shoulder after two surgeons previously said I needed a total shoulder replacement. Dr. Hanna recommended a scope procedure. We agreed that he would go in clean the area out fix the torn labrum to buy time for the replacement. It actually turned out much better than just a clean out. He fixed my torn labrum, rotator cuff, bicep and bone spur. Very happy.

Dr Hanna is a negligent and under-qualified Dr. My hand is permanently damaged because of his gross negligence. He said it was simple and I would have full function of my hand. The day he was to reset and pin my finger he was late and noticeably tired after a long day working at the hospital...his other job. It was 10pm and I did not feel good about it but felt I had no choice.He did not reset my finger, he pinned it in the broken position for over 10 weeks! I learned later this is a no-no!

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DO NOT TRUST THIS DOCTOR! Well well well a few months later and what do you know, my right hand is PERFECTLY NORMAL. Doubt you remember - you said my right hand was PERMANENTLY DAMAGED and that there was NO amount of treatment that would fix it. (hand badly crushed in a ATV accident). You said this after 2 visits! Wrong 5 mo later - MY HAND IS %100 HEALED / NORMAL! Zero surgery / physical therapy. Doubts?, I would love to give you you an update on your lack of knowledge /skills. loser

So many things wrong but I can only type in 150 characters. So I can't tell you about it. I was ran around. I was overcharged. My hand isn't better. And I just got a bill for $65780.00 even though Dr. Hanna said my insurance would cover it. Now I can't get a hold of anybody.

Dr Hanna is very good at what he does...nothing but great results!! I was hesitated at first to come for treatment, and I can honestly say the trip was worth it. Dr. Hanna's record speaks volumes!

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Worst doctor out there, i think he lazy and tells you information late. Now he telling me to go back to work after a month. My hands still dont work right... How horrible doctor you are Kenny Hanna" Im looking for a second opinion doctor

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I was treated by Dr. Hanna in Feb. 2017 for pain in my wrists and thumbs, also known as De Quervain's tenosynovitis, "mommy thumb/wrist." He immediately recommended surgery and did not spend any time discussing the underlying problems or ways in which to avoid surgery. He also injected my right thumb/wrist area with a steroid that bleached the skin on my hand, due to the steroid containing preservatives and/or inserting the injection too high. I also suffered from a tremendous amount of pain.

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Dr.Hanna has a wonderful manner with patients .His initial evaluation is lengthy and thorough .He explains everything and doesn't miss thing in regards to your specific issues . I have never felt more confident in a doctor expertise than I have with Dr. Hanna . He exudes a passion for his work, and an intimate caring for his patients . You can tell he loves what he does and that he can help you.It is the best medical care I could ever expected.

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We visited Dr. Hanna with a lacerated left ring finger, that was damaged 2 years ago & stitched up. He couldn't extend/straighten his left ring finger & we wanted to correct it. Dr. said that bc it's been so long, there was already arthritis in my fiancé's finger & that he needs to replaced the bone with cilicone to fix it. Also, to connect the ligament. After 3hr surgery, Dr. says there was no arthritis and nothing he could do. He literally did nothing and his finger is exactly the same, + SCAR

I certainly would recommend dr. Hanna to other patients, he is a very good dr. Hit the right spot when he give me the injection I went to see him on September and I was told his stuff was going to request my file from another orthopedic dr. I had before him, I was looking forward for dr. Hanna to perform my surgery but unfortunately when I call to make the appointment to do my surgery, I find out that they never call to request my file. It's a shame that such a good dr. Have such a poor stuff

Absolutely the worst medical experience a person could have. Not sure why he keeps leaving town. Did surgery on my hand, it was botched, he would not take responsibility for the failure, gave me a shot for a misdiagnosis of the problem then sent me home and to continue occupational therapy for 2 months, then come to find out he is leaving town again. Not that I would go back to him. Now I am in intense pain and am in the process of finding a competent hand Doctor to do a revision.

The staff of Dr. Hannah is very incompetent. I went to the appointment with the new patient forms filled out completely and attached my insurance cards. The receptionist said I had to fill out the forms again. I told her they are filled out. I tried to fill them out again but the pain in my wrists was too great. Then she says, 'oh' your forms are filled out and she tore up the second set. The doctor ordered RX at a pharmacy I cannot use, OmniPlus.

Got sent to him for my 19 month old son, for a second opinion on his hands/fingers. They don't extende all the way out. This doctor didn't even touch my son's finger nore do xrays. The first comment made was if my son had down syndrome, that his face structure shows it kinda. What doctor asked that. (He had reconstructive surgery at 9 months old on his skull, yes delayed not down syndrome! ) he acted as if he was scared to touch him. He recommendation was a new OT and wait till he's older.

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