Dr. Scott Kling, MD

Dr Kling has been my doctor for about two years. He first treated my knee, and I haven't had a problem since. I recently had a traumatic injury to my arm, which needed extensive work. Dr Kling took the extra time to explore and fix every injury, ( and there were many). He took about 5 hours of his time to repair everything. He goes above and beyond for his patients. He is always so pleasant, never condescending, and he truly, truly listens. I am truly blessed to have him as my Dr. I would and will recommend him to anyone who needs an orthopedic Dr/Surgeon. His nurses are wonderful, and so is his staff.

Does not talk down to you or insult your intelligence. Explains options fully and supports conservative treatments. No pressure to commit to surgery if not interested.

Contrary to many other physicians I have been treated by both in VA and in the Northeast (NY area), Dr. Kling has always related to me as an adult. He has never been condescending or impatient. He has always allowed me to question the options he is presenting and to ask all the questions I have regarding medical conditions and treatment plans. He is immensely knowledgeable and always wiling to share and discuss. I am happy with his care and recommend him to anyone who is looking for a great Orthopedic physician.

I have been a patient of Dr. Kling's for over a year now and he continues to impress me. He is kind, caring, and provides ample opportunity for not just questions, but also active discussion. He is safely the best doctor I have been treated by, and I am thankful to be his patient. I trust his judgement and welcome his open, honest approach. He continually goes above and beyond, and for the first time with any doctor, I feel I can ask any question without fear of skepticism or criticism. Simply put - he is wonderful.

Dr. King is such a great Surgeon to see, he pays attention to your concerns and lets you know the best options available for your treatment and healing.

Dr Kling treated my sister Robin, who has Downs Syndrome. He was extremely patient with her when she resisted treatment out of fear. When she asked his name, he replied, "Scott," not "Dr. Kling." His compassionate manner won her over, and she allowed him to give her a shot in the knee. I was impressed by the compassion he showed and the fact that he took the time to make her feel valued as a person so that he could treat her.