Scott Faucett, MD, MS

I went to three physicians for an opinion related to knee injury. Dr. Faucet's stood out as the least credible. Opinions of the other two surgeons was almost identical.

Horrible surgery for hip labral tear. Skeptical of all Google reviews (which I later learned can be fake and paid for). I chose him based on Google reviews and his website. Initially, he seemed informative and nice. Everything up to the surgery went well. After surgery I learned that prescription was not sent to pharmacy timely, so I only received pain medication two days after the surgery. I had few concerns after sugery, but the only way to contact his office was over email, and responses only came from Physician Assistant (PA), not him. Then, after few weeks of PT, I developed a new pain, and after seeking a second opinion and having done another MRI, I learned that Dr. Faucett did not correct my problem. I later had to undergo a revision surgery by another surgeon to fix that issue as well.

I had a hip labrum tear reconstruction surgery with Dr. Faucett. The entire process was extremely well organized. The entire staff including Dr. Faucett are very kind and helpful, and I'm very pleased with the result.

My experience with Dr. Scott C Faucett are very positive. Dr. Scott C Faucett performed a surgery on my left knee repairing my ACL and medial meniscus. I got excellent care and feel very well after the surgery.

I had an MRI done and the report came back perfectly. Dr. Faucett looked at the MRI and found something obscure which turned out to be the cause for my pain.

My hip(s) surgeries by Dr. Faucett went great - no complaints at all. Unfortunately, my most recent follow up visit wasn’t quite the same. I’d made my appointment for 9:10 and arrived in the office by 9:05, so not way early but in plenty of time especially since they were already clearly running a little late. The person who signed in ahead of me had a 9:20 appointment. I wasn’t called in until approximately 9:40 and noticed the 9:20 appointment had been called in ahead of me. After A LOT of waiting in my room falling asleep after my initial x rays, the doctor’s assistant finally came in and spent about 2-3 minutes with me. Another several minutes of waiting and then the doctor poked his head in to basically tell me I was done. So, not much more than 5 minutes of face time was had that took over 75 minutes out of my life. This was an early appointment so they shouldn’t have been that backed up already. However, I think my biggest issue was that the person who had scheduled an… appointment after mine was called in before me simply because they arrived before me. I arrived in time for my appointment. Why else are appointment times made if you are just going to call in whoever comes in first? My time should not be seen as so unimportant as to just ignore when my appointment time is set.

Able to do stairs first night home. Mobile without cane after 9 days

Dr. Faucett sincerely cares about patients' quality of life. Procedures can be successful, but as his patient, I an vouch that he cares most for how the patient is recovering--physically and mentally. His team is also as AMAZING.

Dr.Faucett gave me an accurate diagnosis, gave me steroid shots until I needed a hip replacement; he never pressured me to get surgery and always took time to answer all my questions. He did the anterior approach hip replacement, ( whereas a lot of his colleagues still do the older approaches) and my recovery was short, I only spent one night in the hospital, was not in pain and felt very well taken care of. I deeply appreciate his skill, newer techniques and length of time he spent with me.

When first meeting with him I instantly began to like him. He seemed to be most concerned and gave me several options he would like to try. Just talking with him I felt confident in having him as my new doctor. So far he has been very good in supporting my condition.