Dr. Alok Shah, MD

In an era following the covid hoax and killer vaccine, it was extremely hard to trust the medical profession. I had been working in hospital nursing since i was 19, now 64, RN. I was terrified to have an immediate ORIF femur. Just minutes before surgery, i told dr shah “no medtronics”. He knew exactly what i intended and said they use a different company. I went into that sudden surgery a bit more confident since he understood me. Since the surg., dr shah has been caring and concerned over my progress. It took me several months to trust him. However i trust him to do what is right for me and my health. My recovery? The health of my bones is not influenced by dr shah. But he keeps a close eye on my healing still.

Not at all he doesn’t care for his patients he is too lazy to give result or diagnostic

The hip replacement he di on my sister, in July had to be redone, because it dislocated 3 times! The last surgery he did dislocated and had to be fixed by a surgeon in Liberal! I would not recommend this dr to any one!

He worked very well with us, he helped me with a foot fracture. He was an amazing Doctor.

Dr. Shah has treated myself and family in the past 2.5 years. He is very thorough and is quick to tell you if it would be best to see another specialist. Nothing but great experince.

Dr Shah has fixed my torn rotator cuff, carpel tunnel and knee. Each operation was explained thoroughly and all questions answered. The outcome has always been excellent and much better than national averages. He is caring and gentle, with a good sense of humor. Extremely skilled surgeon.

Referred to office more than seven weeks ago. No response, Called for appointment, I was told that the doctor would review my file and the receptionist would return the call to set up appointment. That was three week ago, no return call. Now I ask myself, should I continue to attempt to see doctor for a possible surgery when this is my experience so far? I am thinking ..no, just continue to get the injections in my joint to reduce the pain.