Dr. Eric J. Marsh, MD

Both Dr. Marsh and his staff were friendly and walked me through the process of the procedure. The communication was fantastic!

All persons involved were genuinely concerned with my experience. They knew what they did and also knew what I was going through. Dr Marsh is exceedingly competent. He involved me with his step by step surgery. Indeed, a good experience for me.

Always informative with what he’s finding or treating!

Dr Marsh has operated on me three times and I love him,excellent care wonderful personality!

Well organized team and compassionate; they will listen to your concerns

Dr. Marsh has a great way of making a patient feel confident under his care. This kind of surgery always makes one apprehensive and I was very happy with the manner in which he approaches and takes away any concerns you might have. Everything he did including the surgery was done with the utmost concern for the patient and that means alot. In my opinion "he's the best".

I first met Dr Marsh in the OR; by working with him, when her first came to Rutland. And after I seen his meticulousness and pursuit of perfection in difficult cases, I knew this was the guy I wanted to take over my case, after recurrent deep-joint infections in one of the knee replacements done, at a teaching hospital, to the east. I couldn't ask for a better doctor... we are blessed to have him in Rutland. I sure don't miss the 2.5-3 hr roundtrip to get 5-10 mins, with the dr., because they are doublebooked, and hurried in order to see all of their patients.

I first met Dr Marsh in the OR; by working with him, when her first came to Rutland. And after I seen his meticulousness and pursuit of perfection in difficult cases, I knew this was the guy I wanted to take over my case, after recurrent deep-joint infections in one of the knee replacements done, at a teaching hospital, to the east.

I am very satisfied with treatment and "bed side manners".

I had seen Dr. Marsh three times previously. I knew knee replacement was down the road. I was ready a year ago, but he thought I should build up my hip flexibility first. So I postponed the bilateral surgery for a year. During that year I swam at least 2x a week. I am on 24 days out and walking, just been given the ok to drive and will be discharged from Home Health on Monday.