Dr. Michael Martin Romash, MD

I broke my ankle several years ago playing basketball. Before seeing Dr. Romash, I saw 2 other Drs. who did X-Rays and they couldn't find any breaks. A year later after doing physical therapy and treating it like a sprain it was not healing. I went to see Dr. Romash and sure enough he was able to identify the issue. After a surgery from Dr. Romash and another round of physical therapy my ankle was finally repaired and back to where I could run and exercise again without issue. His offices are super busy and you may have to wait but it's that way for a reason as he's the best at what he does IMO.

2018 I broke my knee cap, Dr. Romash & his knowledge along with years of experience and background of himself as a doctor was the biggest reason for agreeing to go ahead with my first surgery ever and him as the surgeon. Ill agree the wait time to see him ranged from an hour to 4 hours but for myself was well worth it. 3 months after my surgery that went perfectly, I had somehow broken my knee cap in 3 places and need cartilage replaced. He again did the surgery and it went the same as my first. His bedside manner is something you have to adjust to if you're not used to his personality and may feel rushed because the doctors are overworked, as far as the staff I can say the same however, they get to leave in evenings whereas the doctors are also surgeon's going back and forth from the office to the hospital. I will say I was well as lucky enough to have an appointment the last day before he retired and still treated with the same understanding and thoroughness. I will miss him & hope… his partner I'll be seeing now instead of him is the same amazing doctor as himself.

I wouldn't go anywhere else, he does amazing work & has a sense of humor to lighten any situation. I am eternally grateful to Dr. Ramosh & his team for all their time & support.

The entire staff is overworked and as a result incompetent. You will wait hours for an appointment for 10 minutes with the doctor. I had surgery and after they got their money I was completely ignored. They messed up my prescription on several occasions and refuse to accept response for their mistakes, insisting repeated incidents were my fault. I wouldn't send my dog here, and won't be going back.

I really enjoyed my visit with Dr. Romash today...yes, the wait was a bit long to go back to see him but I totally understood why once I got in. He takes as much time as needed with each patient. He totally pays attention to what you have to say and takes his time to explain, in detail, what is going on with your injury (he even pulled me out to a computer to show me my MRI and go over it in detail) and he tells you his plan of action to make sure you are good with it. You have to wait for a appointment, you have to wait to be seen and you have to wait for the surgery but listening to the other patients in the waiting room he is the best and I am excited to get fixed! I certainly pray that all goes well!

I was blessed to have had him as my doctor. He put me back together, so that I could walk. Great with heels!

Dr. Romash operated on my 82 year old mother after she fell and broke her hip. He was kind, caring, compassionate, and replaced my mothers hip and relieved her pain. He made a point of reassuring me and was so kind during this difficult time. A great doctor.

The office staff treats you like you're beneath them. We waited almost an hour, only to have the doctor wander in for about 30 seconds and leave. I was counting down the days to get the cast off when, the day before--after I'd taken off of work--they call and have to reschedule because the doctor is out of the country. No one else could do it for a WEEK. A week! Worse than that was that everyone in the office acts like they don't care. Don't recommend. At. All.

You might have to wait to be seen but it's worth it. Very knowledgeable, extremely professional, compassionate and the best in the business!

Left before I even saw the doctor when I was told the wait time was at least 1 hour 30 minutes.