Jason W. Rudolph, MD

I came in with foot pain and he did not take off my sock. When you injure your foot one of the first things a doctor should do is take off your sock and examine your foot! Not only was I not satisfied with my visit but I got an x-ray and was not told the results. Which is funny because in the summary that I got a month after my visit it said that the x-ray results were discussed with me (that was lie #1). In addition, there were notes in my summary that gave me symptoms that I did not have so when my diagnosis was given it was more obvious because they were "my symptoms." Too bad that I DID NOT say that they were my symptoms because they were not my symptoms. Also, in the summary, it said my foot was not swollen (which is funny because it was) but maybe if he took off my sock he would have noticed it was swollen. Do not go to Dr. Rudolph unless you want someone who doesn't care about his patients and gives you a random diagnosis.

Dr. Rudolph takes time to listen and is very knowledgeable. He truly cares about his patients.

I have had two successful ankle procedures in the past by Dr. Rudolph, and most recently an arthroscopy of one ankle to remove scar tissue. I had no hesitations on who would help me get through the excruciating pain I had been feeling for over a year. Within two weeks of meeting with him, he had me on my way to a pain free ankle. Thanks, Dr. Rudolph!

I have experienced two surgeries with Dr. Rudolph on my ankle and both surgeries went smoothly and I healed very quickly. He is a great surgeon, extremely easy going and put my anxieties at ease about both procedures.

Dr. Rudolph was called to the emergency room to tend to my ankle. He patiently explained his suggested treatment. He performed surgury that evening. There were multiple follow up visits and physical therapy. The ankle has been fine for ten years.