Mcpherson Scott Beall III, MD

I was seeing Dr. Beall for a follow up appt on my wrist which he did surgery on in April. He always takes time to answer questions and discuss concerns.

Shattered my left wrist badly. Dr. Beall is my surgeon and he repaired my wrist and even had to put in cadaver bone. It’s taking its sweet time healing but it was a bad break. Dr. Beall has been great through the entire process. Explains all the process and answers all my questions and I enjoy seeing him.

Most excellent knew his stuff he answered all my questions. They are going to do surgery on my elbow, and I am confident in his capabilities just from talking to him.

Dr Beall is so kind and gentle. I had two cortisone shots for my thumbs and not much pain from the shots.

I had a hand surgery back in 2020 and it was a wonderful experience, the staff was great and the atmosphere was amazing, very friendly and excellent communication, Dr Beall did such a great job that now that I am experiencing pain in the other hand I had no doubt to come back to let my concerns about my left hand on Dr Beall hands, and again such a great care, friendly, respectful and kind team.

I went to see Dr Beall because I had two fingers that were painful and catching. Dr Beall made diagnosis of trigger finger for both. Cortisone was injected into both fingers. The results have been very positive. Dr Beall was very pleasant and able. I would go back to him in a second, he's the best.

Dr. Beall is really smart and knows how to treat your problem successfully. He is caring and kind. He takes his time with you at your appoinment and then he presents your options and his recommendation. I've always had great outcomes for any hand problems. Hand problems - hands down...he's your guy !!

Very happy with my experience as a patient of Dr. Beall’s.

You had a pre OP call me and they and I had no clue why they was calling me, so I told them, when they find out, to call back, they nevered did. Yesterday when I got there, they said I was a day late, (that would have been Sunday) and I was to be there 2hrs early for something called physical therapy, I laugh and could not understand why for a finger. You should have told me all of this

Thought I'd sprained a finger. When it did not get better was referred to Dr. Beall. The MRI confirmed his diagnosis that the A2 and A4 pulleys were ruptured, an injury that is almost exclusive to rock climbers. He explained that given the time between injury and doctor that surgery was unlikely to result in effective repair. At age 78 I'll live with it. On time appointment, next day MRI followed immediately by seeing Dr. Beall. Highly recommended.