Bradley Williams's Online Review Report Card

The rudest doctor I have ever encountered.

Wonderful surgeon. I am so pleased with my knee surgery by Dr Williams.

Highly recommended. Had major ankle surgery by Dr. Williams in Cottonwood in 2012. Had knee problems years later while living in Show Low and went on line to find that Dr Williams had relocated in Prescott. He replaced both knees within a 2 year period (2017). I have had no problem at all with either knee. Best decision I ever made. He is the Best!

My husband has had 2 surgeries from Dr Williams. Knee and shoulder. Vicki in scheduling is amazing, Amy the Drs assistant… amazing. Everyone has made this difficult time a little easier all the way around. Highly recommend this surgeon!

Dr. Bradley Williams is awesome. He did my surgery when I tore my meniscus on 3/29/22. I was in and out so fast. I remember one of the nurse putting anesthesia over my nose at 2pm and then I woke up at 2:53pm. Doctor said it was only going to take 30 minutes and it sure did. He also did 2 cuts as oppose to 3 cuts. When I had my surgery on my left knee the surgeon in CA did three cuts and it was about a month recovery. Seems like Dr. Williams healed a lot quicker. Today 4/13/22 I have my post surgery to remove the ity bitty stitch. He treated my husband as well after he had his titanium knee replacement surgery on his left knee in CA and he really like the way he treated his knee. We highly reccomend him and he is also very personable. Thank you Dr. Williams I am very greatful that I no longer have knee pains on my right knee, we appreciate you very much. God Bless!

Exceptional Surgeon! I saw 2 other specialists before going to Dr Williams. He was also very highly recommended by two friends on whom he had performed shoulder surgeries. I had initially torn my rotator cuff about 30 years ago, but was unwilling to go under the knife based on the procedure performed at that time. I did a lot of PT & learned to live with the pain & certain limitations. In recent years the pain was getting much worse & the limitations were growing as well. Dr WIlliams was the only 1 of the specialists that focused on a bone spur that was crushing & severing my rotator cuff. I went into surgery with the expectation of having the bone spur removed & having the tear(s) in my rotator cuff repaired and going home in a sling that would greatly limit what I could do for some weeks. Dr Williams also suggested that I not get a nerve block which proved to be excellent advice. When I came to, I was not in a sling & was informed that Dr WIlliams had removed the bone spur & had not stitched up the rotator cuff. At my post-op visit the next day, he explained the the bone spur was doing extensive damage to my rotator cuff & appeared to be the cause of most of my pain. He could have stitched up the rotator cuff & made a lot more money, but he didn't think that was necessary for my circumstances. Dr Williams saved me a lot of pain, a much longer recovery time, & he saved my insurer a good deal of money. I stopped taking pain meds 12 hrs after the procedure & I can't take ibuprofen, so that was awesome. It's been 4 weeks & I am well through my recovery. If you want an exceptionally good shoulder & knee specialist who will do what is best for you, look no further.

Totally rude and wants all patients to do surgery. He claims he has a secret for doing knees but if I had to depend on his lies I would to go Flagstaff before I did anything with him. The other Dr.s in the practice are not doing his new surgery . He is alittle weird and self-destructive, Beware!! I"m glad I listened to some of his patients, in the waiting room.

The best of the best. Very caring, careful before and after surgery.

I leave this review as a spouse of a patient. My husband has had three knee surgeries performed by Dr. Williams. First, a torn meniscus followed by a partial knee replacement 19 months later. Nine months later, a total knee replacement on the other knee. Three knee surgeries in two years?! Is my husband doing too much too soon? Re-injuring himself? Is there something wrong with the surgery? I believe that my husband is doing too much too soon. Today, my husband was told by Dr. Williams that I am holding him back in his recovery and that he, my husband, should listen to him, Dr. Williams, not me. His total knee replacement on his right knee was four weeks ago, he is taking oxycodone and has significant swelling. Should my husband be driving while taking oxycodone or be climbing a ladder to change bird feeders - not in my opinion. Dr. Williams answer was that other patients are doing much more this far into their recovery and that I should not hold him back. My opinion doesn't matter.

I was referred to Dr. Williams by the VA for a broken shoulder I got in a motorcycle accident. My leg was also injured and as a courtesy he took a look at my ankle. He told me to get to the emergency dept. as soon as possible. He probably saved my leg because my ankle was infected and needed immediate attention. I can't thank him enough for taking the extra time with me. He is a great guy, easy to talk to and I would recommend him to anyone seeking an honest and professional orthopedic physician. Thanks, Ron