Andrew Vicar, MD

Dr. Vicar did my golfers elbow surgery coming up on two years ago , worst experience ever! I had several visits prior to surgery and discussed time off from work to heal and after surgery I was released back much much earlier than originally discussed. I struggled at work terribly. My follow up visits after surgery were extremely frustrating I was in pain and discomfort.. he wasn’t concerned at all and every time he spent maybe two minutes with me every appointment, he would get up and walk away as I was still expressing my concerns. Very rude! I’m having issues with the elbow I had surgery on two years ago , I have pain every week and my fingers fall asleep every night . I do not recommend him

Dr Vicar is a very knowledgeable hand surgeon. He gave me the best possible outcome for my surgery. Highly recommend!

Love, love, love this doctor. Excellent surgeon and spends time discussing your needs. I've had 1 surgery with him so far and another one scheduled

I went to Dr Vicar because of pain in elbows, hands and shoulders. Both arms and pain is constant with varying degrees of severity. I told him I knew that part of it was from ulnar nerve entrapment. He was very arrogant and said I did not have ulnar nerve damage because i was not having numbness in my fingers. I told him I knew that I did and he argued with me. Had an EMG and yes, I do have Ulnar Nerve entrapment (have had 2 previous EMG's showing this) On the second appt, he was alittle nicer and said he found it hard to believe I this without numbness. He had no other options for the pain I was having or any options to find out what is wrong. Finally told me that maybe I had Fibromalgia....He evidently does not care about patients or he is not able to make a diagnosis. I left feeling very disappointed that I would have to go to another doctor to find out what is wrong or what I can do