Dr. Jeffrey Paul Keverline, MD

Helped me understand what he was talking about very pleasant to work with couldn't ask for a better doctor

I really like Dr. Keverline. He is very easy to talk to and explains things very well. He replaced my hip and I could not be happier. From before the surgery, to the day of surgery, to all of the follow-ups, he has been awesome.

Compassionate doctor, he addresses all concerns.

My experience with Dr. Keverline was very good. He listened to my concerns about my wrist pain six months after surgery. He had already consulted with another doctor about possible treatments. He explained my options clearly and then quickly and efficiently administered the treatment I had chosen

Dr Keverline did a successful hand surgery a few years ago. He has treated my knees & never pushed me into surgery but I determined that it was time. Getting my right knee replaced in a couple weeks. He always allows time for questions.

Needed injection in knee. Dr Keverline was kind caring and made the unnerving experience completely tolerable. He was gentle with the injection and I had very little discomfort. So thankful for Dr Keverline.

Office, staff and Dr. Keverline were all professional and personable! Dr. Keverline listened to me and made a diagnosis that seems very logical to me. They immediately informed me of the next steps and started the process. Dr. Keverline did surgery on the same knee 14 years ago and I feel I am in good hands under his care.

My 28 year old son visited the ER he was in so much pain from a hip injury. He was referred to Emergortho to be seen that day. They couldn't see him for 3 weeks. He waited all that time in pain and had the tests they required, paid in full because he does not have insurance. He paid $150.00 to see Dr. Keverline, who walked in and said " I don't know why you're here or what you want me to do for you." He didn't offer any explanation of the tests done, nothing. $150.00 for that and NO HELP for his injury. Not even the least bit of compassion. I would be embarrassed to call myself a doctor if I had treated someone like that. I thought the oath was "to first do no harm."

Felt the recovering period and pain were much worse than advertised. Also athletic ability was never close to the same as pre-surgery. Bedside manner was outstanding.

Stay n constant pain