Dr. Jason Charles Joice, MD

Dr. Joice gave me a shot to relieve knee pain. It worked better than I had hoped. Six months later I felt I needed to repeat the process and the doctor agreed. I was out of the office in minutes and the pain is under control. I appreciate the prompt response from the doctor and his staff.

Quick appt friendly staff

Excellent doctor, very pleasant ,attentive and knowledgeable ,staff was friendly and helpful, have had three surgeries with a 4th scheduled soon Highly recommended to use this doctor ,much better than other doctors family and friends have used Extremely pleased with the care & quality of care !!!

His staff is great and Dr. Joice did a fantastic job on my knee replacement.

I was referred to Dr Joice by my PCP for pain in my hip. Dr Joice looked at my x-rays prior to coming into the exam room and explained my x-rays look good. After examining my hip, he explained he wanted to take the simplest option for now and give me a shot in my hip (which is exactly what I expected and wanted). I agreed. Within minutes I signed the concent, got the shot and was checked out! Dr Joice was very nice and thorough, but quick. To be honest, after reading some of the bad reviews I was a little concerned about seeing him. I had absolutely nothing but good experience with my appointment with Dr Joice. I just wonder if some take his “get ‘er done” approach as rudeness?? He doesn’t linger long, but answers questions if asked! Oh….take a sweater if you’re cold blooded…..the waiting room is freezing! ??

I wouldn't choose any other orthopedic surgeon for my care. He's the best and has awesome office staff members too.

Happy to be able to raise my arm again! Dr Joyce knows what he’s doing…

All pre op were very efficient.

Had carpet tunnel release on both hands 15 days apart back to work in 4 to 6 weeks years later still doing good and the pain was up both arms all the way to shoulders

I broke my ankle. I told him my foot was hurting too. He kind of ignored me and have me come back in two weeks. I complained again about my foot. At four weeks he finally took X-rays of my foot. He said it had a broken bone and sent me for a C scan. At 5 weeks I went in to find the results of the C scan. I had four broken bones in my foot. He said he couldn’t do anything for me because he doesn’t operate on feet. He wanted to send me to a foot specialist at six weeks. Why didn’t he tell me this in the beginning?