Dr. Neil Ross Macintyre, MD

Dr.MacIntyre is amazing!!! Fast talking but very thorough!!!! He made sure I knew everything that was going on every step of the way Thank you!!

Dr M is amazing friendly kind and knows what he’s doing!! His staff id the very best!!

Dr Macintyre is great . He answer all questions. I see him in a timely manner. My surgery went great . I would recommend him to anyone.

He was so informative and professional and nice to discuss issues with

I had 2 major traumas to my right leg and ankle resulting in about 10 fractures in 2024. Dr. McIntyre did both surgeries to put my right leg and ankle back together. He did a great job and I feel blessed to have had him as my surgeon. He is VERY focused, confident, caring, adaptable, and obviously highly skilled. I had some pain management issues after my first surgery but with that experience he adjusted my care plan and my recovery was more manageable through subsequent surgeries - and my experience improved dramatically. He has continued to follow my progress after nearly 18 months and will check on me again at my 2 year mark. I would be remiss if I didn’t call out his staff for their very responsive attention to whatever I needed. I see Haley on every visit and she is nothing short of excellent - consistently attentive to her patient’s needs, knowledgeable, and dependable. She couldn’t be more helpful and kind. Thanks to my team. I appreciate and trust you! You dramatically… improved my quality of life after serious injuries.

Great with patients and people in general. Very quick and effective. Very timely.

Dr. Macintyre was very caring and informative. He did excellent work with surgery.

Long and short, I had a successful tibia plateau surgery. A number of months in (approx. 6-8) the pain and edema continued to increase and the leg began to get increasingly crooked. His comments and remedy? Almost verbatim... "That's how your leg is now". Just accept it essentially. He gave me a cortisone shot and sent me on my way despite my concerns. Roughly 18 months after the surgery, a second opinion done showed the leg abandoned to deformity (that could have easily been referred for a stage of bracing and aftercare) now likely requires a complete replacement due to massive cartilage loss. The loss was simply because it wasn't braced. Zero aftercare. My jobs done. Peace out. I was an informed patient as medically, I've had my challenges. Dr. MacIntyre's surgeon-esque "God complex" (which isn't uncommon in the field), lack of aftercare, accountability, and general compassion created medical issues that could have been completely avoided. The care and desire on my end to heal was… there. I was failed in my SOS as the care went awry. I hope he, despite being a skilled surgeon, stops treating patients as if they were on an assembly line and invest more in their healing and recovery, and less on simply cashing the check.

After personally seeing his work throughout the process, I would not let this person cut a hotdog for me or my family. He has shown to be an egotistical "professional" that is willing to blame anyone and/or anything other than himself for failure. Additionally, the administration of Emerge Ortho answer to him instead of the other way around. Within that practice, he is considered "God". I would suggest going to ANYONE other than Neil MacIntyre!

By far one of the rudest doctors we have had to deal with throughout my mother's recovery. For such a high acclaimed doctor, haha, that's a joke, he wasn't capable of doing my mother's surgery in the first place. Duke University however did an amazing job with her surgeries, and they refered us to him for the follow-ups on her progress. He was so rude to my mother stating he didn't know why she was there since he didn't do the surgeries. Even had the ambulance drivers in shock at his blatant disrespect to her. So he's not competent enough to do the surgery nor to follow up on her progress. Doesn't that sound like the doctor you want working on you or a loved ones?