Dr. Louis Charles Rose, MD

Read my full review on site jabber. Unprofessional doctor and untrained unprofesssional staff. I hope this so called "doctor" loses his license. He had the nerve to argue with me...his patient. No thanks i walked out today & said i was finding another doctor, to which he snarkely responded good luck. You need luck, read your reviews!

Dr. Rose is a very great surgeon and very professional . His staff is very knowledgeable and professional . I would not go to any other Orthopaedic doctor. Great doctors are hard to find if you want the job done right see Dr. Rose.

After an x ray, the PA told me I broke a small bone in my hand. The PA put my hand in a cast. Went back a week later, more xrays, new cast put on by PA. Went back 2 weeks later, more x rays, your hand is not healing, I was then told it was a significant break, you are going to need surgery, I opted for 3 more weeks in a cast. Went to another Orthopedist office and saw the DOCTOR not a PA. two sets of x rays taken. Orthopedist read x rays. You do not have any break in any bone of your hand. Needless to say , not amused, never going to deal with them again, suggest anyone thinking of going to this office steer clear. The Doctor said I am surprised that after I was told it is not healing I still didn't get to see Dr Rose.

Dr Louis Rose assessed my hip pain, which 2 other hospitals and orthopedic "experts" had reviewed, and going through the MRI and X-rays he instantly understood why and was able to diagnose - within a few days he had me scheduled for surgery, which went very well. When I discussed surgery with another doctor 2 years before, I had been told that it would be too invasive to consider - Dr Rose was able to perform the entire surgery through 5 small 5mm incisions, which will likely leave no scares, I have not had to take any post surgery pain medicine and all hip pain pre-surgery is now gone - looking forward to trying my painless hip when I can let the crutches go. Another observation, which I think says a lot about a doctor: Do the nurses and staff seem to like the doctor: I noticed that all staff assisting Dr Rose were very relaxed and happy around him. Doctor Rose is by far the most empathetic and knowledgeable doctor within his field, who I have met. You will not get a better… doctor - hands down.

The worst experience! The wait time is 2 hours. I don't know if this is because of triple booking or the fact that friends don't have to wait. Dr. Rose should have to go through the treatment of his waiting room. Patients have rights and should be treated with more respect.

Dr. Rose and his staff are excellent. I wound up having surgery and the followup and treatment was first class. The respect the hospital where I had the surgery were very impressed with Dr. Rose's surgerys and the respect they showed him was very admirable.

Dr. Rose is the reason I stay with Blue Shield and with the Clinic location. Dr. Rose always takes her time to listen to ones concers and tries her best to address or refer ones concerns. DR. ROSE IS ONE AWESOME old fashion, modern kind of Dr. The Medical world needs more DR. Rose's.

My experience in Dr. Rose's office was nothing short of terrible. I took my mother to be looked at after a bad fall she had in the parking lot of her job. Aside from the fact that she was in terrible pain, and was made to wait so long without any notice, the worst part of the experience was that she never saw a doctor. Instead a Physician's Assistant sat with her discussing vitals,symptoms,and details about the accident. While the PA was certainly friendly and sympathetic to the issue at hand, it wasn't what we were looking for. He, not the doctor, prescribed us muscle relaxers, sleep medication, physical therapy, and a heating pad-- all very generic solutions that frankly, I could have suggested to my mother without causing her the trouble of going to the doctor's office. To top things off, when I asked when the dr. would be seeing her, the response was, "well, sometimes we're really busy, so the doctor doesn't see everyone. we'll run tests, prescribe medicine, get you to… physicial therapy, and the have a follow up appointment." And then I asked, "So any idea about what she has." His answer: "O, she has a lot of things. We need to see some tests." Granted, I can understand that tests might be needed to accurately diagnosis patients, but the manner in which all of this is delivered is absolutely absurd. So my questions:1. Is it standard practice for doctors not to meet with their patients due to a crowded clinic? Including first timers? 2. Does a Physician's assistant have the same training as a doctor, by which is it ok to have him examine, and "treat" patients? Including prescribe medicine?Last time I checked, this is wasn't standard operating procedure. This clinic is being run poorly. it's possible that most patients, when coming in with sever pain, would be more than happy to come in and be sent away with a bag of prescriptions. Unfortunately, my mother isn't one of them. I will not be referring Dr. Rose to anyone in the near future.

dr. louis rose is a wonderful genuine doctor who i highly recommened to any one who is looking for a doctor knows his field.