Dr. Thomas Edward Albus, DO

Today I had an appointment with this doctor who was the one who had to examine my parts, it turns out that to measure their fullness he grabbed my arm and raised it as far as he wanted, when I couldn't because of the pain, I even told him. Then he grabbed my head in his own way in such a way that he sent me home badly. The city should review this doctor, since he is damaging the health and, above all, the stability of any patient who is sent by the insurance, apart He asks questions that are not related to the medical problem...he is a monster of a person.

Rude and arrogant. I Had an IME visit with him. The worse encounter by far. Its a shame, your resume is so impressive on print. What person wants to deal with you if your attitude stinks? Is it only IME patients that you treat so badly. Is the money that good? I will pray for your soul.

He is rude, demeaning, and should not be around people, let alone be around them. He conducts "IME" Examinations and could not care about the patient who is recovering from a procedure. It's good to have a bottom of the barrel working in tandem with the insurance company. Reporting back to the insurance company that there is nothing wrong and the patient is a good way for him to keep his cozy job. If he did the right thing as a professional, he would lose his job. Maybe in this case, it is the job(position) that makes the man.

He is the worst! Very hostile and insensitive, because he did not do his JOB he listed my IME disability AT 25% for my BROKE WRIST that i am not able to use AT ALL which is CLEAR AS DAY, which was inaccurate and I am now fighting to get this changed due to me being out of work because of my injury and have yet to be cleared by my doctor; Also i now cannot afford to live off the wages they are giving me due to this 25%!!! My appt was for 10:15 i didn’t see him to almost 12pm!! Please use a different doctor, do not let this man ruin your case! RUN!! I promise i will file every and any claim to get this man to step down from ruining patients lives!

Extremely hostile very bias on injured workers.if your to see him on a ime try to see someone else hes unfortunately fraudulent in his actions and detrimental to your injury now I'm in pain.

Dr Albus replaced my left knee in 2009. I have not had any additional issues what so ever with this knee. Dr Albus replaced my right hip 4 weeks ago and I am walking pretty much with out my cane and very little if any pain. I would not hesitate to return to Dr Albus in the event I need future joint replacement.

When I had to have a knee & hip replacement, he was recommended by a salesman for artificial joint replacement parts. Said he is the best. After the surgeries he is the best guy and always wanted to know where my gym clothes were? Great bedside & consultation manner about him. I really like that man, he fixed me!

He was very personable. His staff was great. He took time and explained what was going on with my knee. I would highly recommend him.

Had shoulder replaced. From the first time I seen Dr. Albus till now it has been better than I expected. Great Doctor.

I had carpal tunnel surgery done by Dr. Albus. There has been no improvement. It has been nine weeks since the surgery. I then thought maybe I had diabetic neuropathy since I am diabetic. I went to a neurologist today and she said she did not believe I had diabetic neuropathy since I am so healthy and showed none of the signs of such a problem. I now have to go through all the tests I had before the surgery, one that is very painful and will probably have to have surgery done again. I was surprised after the surgery at the size of my incision site. I had carpal tunnel surgery done 30 years ago on my other hand and my scar was half the size of this one. And afterwards I had immediate recovery. That surgery was done by another doctor. Dr. Albus never gave me the results of my EMG or nerve conduction tests. I had to get them from my nurse practitioner and the neurologist. He just told me it was conclusive of carpal tunnel. When I asked after the surgery on my follow up visit when I… would see an improvement he told he a silly story about what would happen if a car ran over your leg and how it would take time to get over the pain. So, for anyone reading this. I would tell you to find someone who is specifically trained to do carpal tunnel surgery and not someone who should have retired by now. Find someone who can do the surgery and fix your problem.