Dr. Dale Clifford Ingram, MD

I'm all about getting it fixed and move on,Dr Ingram and I were on the same page. Was very pleased with outcome and will be seeing him and his staff again

I have nothing but praise for Dr. Ingram and his staff.

i Op Permit for Dr Ingram but donot even know if he was there??following up on that. No Post op care. No Compassion. called office nurse state i should be in pain cause i just had surgery, said take aleve, this is 2013..for Post OP Rotator cuff day 3. is pure torture,know who your going to. No care No compassion. do not go.

Dr.Ingram was chosen for me by workman's comp.I wouldnt have chosen him on my own. I went to him with a diagnosis of a Type 1 or 2 Slap Leison. When I went to see him he comfirmed the lesion and also found a bone spur on my right shoulder upon xrays that were taken. He and I discussed the bone spur and I was told that It would be taken off at time of surgery. The day of my surgery,which I had done at Earlanger East, he came in and talked to me before the surgery. I was under the impression that he was going to do my surgery since that is what he said all along. About maybe 5 minutes before my surgery I found out that he wasnt doing my surgery and that some doctor that I had never met or talked to was going to. Dr Ingram didn't even tell me this. I found this out from a nurse that was taking care of me. Also this other doctor was in the room and I thought he was a nurese since he didnt even introduce his self to me at all. He come over after doctor Ingram had just said that he would be… taking pictures of my shoulder during surgery still leading me to believe that he was doing my surgery and started asking me all kinds of questions like a nurse would still not telling me that he was the doctor that was doing my surgery. As I was walking to the operating room I asked the nurse who was the other male nurse in the room thats when she told me his name and that he was doing my surgery. I asked to speak to Dr Ingram and they never went and got him. The surgery was done and I went home. The doctor called my husband an hour later and told him what happened and that he DIDN'T remove the bone spur from my shoulder. I am not happy with what happened and am lookinn into it.

Dr Ingram's ability to diagnose ankle trama and need for surgery is excellent.His surgical skills are excellent. His ability to explain to patient and immediate family members pertinent surgery information post op and his bedside manner post op is poor.