Dr. David Stamer, MD

Had been treated by Dr. Stamer for a distal bicep tendon repair. I could not have asked for better. A few years later, I had surgery once again for severe osteoarthritis in my thumb joint. Once again, I couldn't ask for a better surgeon or outcome. I have recommended him for multiple family members for hip replacement, fractured femur and hip, arthritis surgery and knee replacement. We all had fantastic outcomes. He is absolutely the best.

Great Doctor very caring and goes the extra mile. My wife saw him just before me and he diagnosed and treated the problem she is now 100%. If you want an experienced Doctor that cares he your guy.

I should have written this review six months ago, but it would have been the same. I had knee pain for many years and I had tried everything short of surgery. I was told that I would know when the time was right. We had recently moved and knew little about the orthopedic care in the area. I went to Dr. Stamer after seeing a video about robotic-assisted surgery. The doctor listened to and agreed on the need for the surgery. I asked him if he would consider doing both knees at the same time. After listening to my reasons why, telling me all the potential pitfalls and evaluating me he agreed that I would be a candidate. I had the surgery on July 2, 2019 and they had me walking that day. Because of having both knees done I was eligible for in-patient therapy and stayed in the hospital foeight days. I started my outpatient therapy the day after I got home and they were impressed by my progress in that short time. I did almost three months of therapy and by the time I was finished

I was only able to ask Dr. Stamer two questions before he said “You’re not ready for this” and turned his back and walked away. My first question was: “Do you perform anterior or posterior surgery? The anterior is less invasive, the posterior cuts through muscle and soft tissue. My first question was not given a straight answer. I was given a response suggesting the way he has performed surgery the most frequently is the best and only way for him. After listening to his self focused response, I asked my second question: “Does this mean you only perform posterior surgery?” With assistance, I found a surgeon who performs both surgeries, and who discussed the pros and cons of both procedures focusing on the patient. I have scheduled anterior hip replacement.

Show Dr stamer for the first time today I was one of three people scheduled for a 1 appointment he was in the office no more than 5 minutes was giving me a cortisone shot before I could even think about what was going on every time he asked me a question Midway through my answer he would cut me off did not listen to my concerns didn't give me a chance to talk not impressed only going back because I have no choice obviously he is very knowledgeable and a good doctor but for me I am not impressed

I have been Dr. Stamer's patient for 20 years. He has treated me for knee and shoulder issues with success. He takes a conservative approach, with surgery as a last resort. I have great confidence in him and recommend him highly.

Was referred by emergency room after falling and breaking leg . Waiting room fairly empty no waiting but doctor seemed rushed . After giving diagnosis pulled out huge needle to aspirate fluid from knee . Didn't explain anything sprayed anesthetic didn't wait for effect and forced large needle in . Extreme pain I don't like surprise's . He then left the room and said I will see you out there and he was gone.I had CT scan done there tech was rude and ruff . Caused pain when forcibly taping leg.