Dr. William Daniel Bradley, MD

Did surgery on my lower back to fix the pain in my legs. Went back 10 months later to tell him nothing was fixed. He had no answers. Moving on to another surgeon

Saw Dr Bradley for a L-5/S-1 spinal fusion March 31 2022. Very informative and as scary as it is to think of getting a spinal surgery, Dr Bradley was awesome and I had a great result and no more pain after my surgery. After all my follow up visits Dr Bradley was always pleasant to deal with. I will definitely go see him if I ever have to go through a procedure like this again.

My first surgery with Dr Bradley was in Aug of 2017, I am active duty military and wanted to make sure this wouldn’t be the end of my career, I thankfully found Dr. Bradley. Not only is Dr. Bradley personable, relatable and understanding, but he cares. My surgery went extremely well, as did my recovery. Recently, I slipped on ice and ended up needing care for my spine and the only surgeon I trusted with my quality of life was Dr. Bradley. Once again he did surgery and it went flawlessly. I am currently still healing, but have full faith that I will be back to 100% in no time and that is due to Dr. Bradley.

Dr. Bradley performed minimally invasive surgery o my husband for stenosis. He walked out of the procedure that night (because of the less invasive procedure) and recovered well at home. The results were beyond what we hoped. Thank you Dr. Bradley!

My husband wasn't able to straighten up for years and had so much back pain. After Dr. Bradley's surgeon he could stand up straight and was pain free.

I would not recommend Dr. Bradley to anyone I know. During the busy end of the year insurance run, he was the only one that had appointment openings (that should have been a clue). I was referred to his office. I came with med. history including a new MRI. At that time my back pain was excruciating. He entered the room without introduction, glanced at my MRI, then at me. He said there was no way he would even consider doing surgery on me because I was too fat. He said if we were in Texas I would only be admitted to a special fat people hospital. Then he told me that if you cut into the fat, you can't sew it back together because you can't sew fat! I was in shock. I admit I am overweight, but not huge. I work on my feet, every day and am healthy other than my back. I have since found a great doctor that chuckled when I told him this story. Don't waste your time and money on this guy.

Dr. Bradley completed two, major c-spine surgeries on me. I have absolute confidence in his abilities--Was it not for him, I could have been a quadroplegic. He is friendly, patient, and answers any questions you may have without making you feel like an idiot wasting his time. I highly recommend Dr. Bradley to anyone needing an outstanding surgeon.

New patient to Dr. Bradley. He was one and half hours late for appointment. Entered exam room without introducing himself, did not mention the delay either in explanation or as an apology. When I mentioned the delay, he said something about time needed for patients before me. When I asked if I should plan to be late for my appointments or suggested they reconsider their scheduling practices, he refused further conversation and walked out.

Excellent Dr. I would highly recommend him.

I arrived 15 minutes prior to my appt as instructed and I waited another hour before I saw Dr. Bradley. This was my second and my LAST visit with him. He was rude, condescending and argumentative. The first time I thought he just had a bad day. Less than two minutes into the 2nd appt., I realized this is just his demeanor. He made assumptions on my previous surgery rather than taking the time to review my previous medical records (that I signed a release for), and his assumptions were incorrect. He was more interested in masking the symptoms than correcting the cause. When I inquired about the long term effects of numbness and tingling, I was rudely told he can't fix a disease. I left his office in tears. And while he called me afterwards to apologize, it offered little comfort knowing that I had spent time and money to fix an issue I was led to believe he specialized in. I have never been so disappointed in a physician in all my life. When you are in the healthcare… field, compassion should come before your ego.