Dr. Eric Dockter, MD

Ive had a few surgeries this past year and Dr. Dockter was by far the best surgeon I had. While other surgeries had good outcomes, the care I received both pre and post surgery with him were far superior. Follow up care from him and staff were exceptional. I would highly recommend him.

He did my knee surgery he and his staff is really good they help you anyway they can he is trying everything to try not to have knee replacement I would highly recommend him hoghly

Dr. Dockter did an excellent job with my knee replacement. I was impressed with how he was willing to try everything to get my knee working well for me. We started with injections, then progressed to surgery, then he was willing to do a manipulation to improve my range of motion. He and his PA work with me to get the physical therapy to keep the gains coming. Highly recommend.

We had heard great things about Dr. Dockter so when my 15 year old son had an injury and broke his arm and his leg we were excited the ER referred us to him. We went in and he casted both and told us to follow up in 6 weeks. After casting my son had a lot of increased pain and spasms up his leg. We contacted the office and was told that it can be normal and meds were called in. 6 weeks after casting we went in for removal and my sons leg was crooked. It had been casted wrong and healed 25degrees crooked. We were told to wait another several weeks to see if it would "remodel" correctly. While waiting we went to seek other opinions. We were told by two separate ortho docs that it is standard to do an xray after casting and then a few weeks later to monitor healing. I wrote into Dr. Dockter and he told me that this is not standard for his practice and that he was sorry. My son had to have surgery to re-break his bones (tibia and fibula), straighten them, add cadaver bone and then have a p