David H. Goltz, MD

Very informative and helpful

The practice is very organized and was timely at each step of the process

Dr. Goltz is a great doctor. I liked seeing him teach a new resident (or intern).

Dr. Goltz is a wonderful doctor and I know first hand (no pun intended) he is very good with his patients.

He remembered me from an earlier visit, which I appreciated. Was very quick in describing my situation. I had to ask questions to get all the info I needed.

Dr Goltz is a treasure.

Our teenage daughter ruptured her Achilles and we used Dr. Goltz for the surgical repair. A month after surgery she developed an infection so bad it required emergency surgery. We repeatedly took her into his office with concern and he was dismissive and rude. Even after the surgery to flush her infection she developed ANOTHER infection that resulted in having her bone scrapped, a wound vac installed, and 3 more surgeries. She was in a boot, cast, or wheelchair for months and needed plastic surgery and months of PT. DO NOT USE GOLTZ!!!

I met with Dr Goltz in May of 2019 regarding my knee pain and swelling. He was condescending, not sympathetic, and unwilling to consider options other than a knee replacement. I went to another doctor who was the opposite and now I am pain free without a knee replacement.

Missed the diagnosis. Wasted my time and money, was patronizing and dismissive. Visit 1: Treated like a hypochondriac: you'll have to 'live with the pain'. Visit 2: 'What do you want me to do about it?', he said. (Imaging, I said. I get an MRI.) Visit 3. Goltz and the interpreter see the torn hamstring, and.... miss the avulsed (torn) obturator internus. I got a 2nd opinion at UCSF - she found the problem in the same pics. You had one job.

I had a shattered kneecap and first consulted with this doctor and he said he was going to need to remove the top third of the knee and was going to only use pins. I fortunately got a second opinion from DR Morshed at UCSF who said with a new medical technology he would most likely be able to reassemble the cap and it worked. If DR Goltz had been a responsable doctor he would have reccomended I go to a trauma Doctor like DR Morshed. If it had not been for a spine doctor who lives down the street who told me I needed to go to a trauma doc I would have lost a chunk of my kneecap. Never go to DR Goltz he hides information and leaves you in the dark and does not care.