Ross J Richer's Online Review Report Card
Ross J Richer
4.2
Average Star Rating
53
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
**Dr Richer** received 84.9% positive feedback, with patients praising his efficiency, competence, and thoroughness. However, 15.1% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing defensive responses and lack of interest. Overall, the practice is commended for expert care, yet it needs stronger communication.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Ross J Richer's Reviews
Terrific physician
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Dr. Richer was on time, listened, and solved my elbow and wrist problem. He was efficient and friendly, and clearly competent!
Reviewed On Vitals
Thank you Dr Richer and the therapy staff, Alex and Lori, for helping me get my wrist and hand movement back to normal. When I fell and saw my wrist and hand I didn’t think I would ever get the full use back. Thanks to your hard work and guidance, I am back to normal, full movement and use of my wrist and hand. I can’t thank you enough for your wonderful care Patty
Reviewed On Vitals
Nice, but uninterested, no help, no getting to the root of the problem if doesn't involve serious pain. Very nonchalant as if no big deal. Gave me same suggestion as last visit to an ongoing problem for yearss. He didn't even feel it necessary to dig deeper. He came across as if " I can if you want me to" type thing.
Reviewed On Vitals
Dr. Richer listened to me and fixed my wrist problem.
Reviewed On WebMD
I have had lots of hand and wrist issues for years and years; with four carpal tunnel surgeries and more injections than I can count. It took a while to find a hand specialist but thankfully I found Dr. Richer and he was at OSG, where I am already a patient. Dr. Richer is always on time. I know that's a huge deal for many people; not me, but...he is also incredibly knowledgeable. No matter what weird thing I come in with, he immediately knows what's going on and how to fix it or not, sometimes it's best left alone and I appreciate that he is okay with occasionally not doing anything. When something needs to be dealt with, he deals with it, always calmly and gently. He is extremely patient and kind and explains everything he is doing or will be doing. I have been impressed with him since I became his patient several years ago and I am grateful to still have him as one of my doctors. I have a multitude of chronic issues and he understands the complexities of dealing with these issues. If you need a hand/wrist specialist then I would highly recommend him, without hesitation or reservation. Johanna S Simmel
Reviewed On Vitals
Both my wife an I have used Dr. Richer. Sometimes issues with orthopedic doctors is that the patient doesn't do what they are supposed to do post op. My wife had a broken wrist it was repaired within 48 hours of her initial visit and it went exactly as he said it would. I have osteoarthritis and he has help me manage the pain. Would highly recommend him.
Reviewed On Vitals
dr. richer is great. very honest. makes the right diagnosis. won't say you need surgery when you don't. responsible doctor.
Reviewed On Vitals
Dr Richer was thorough and patient with me. I was referred to him by a friend (and my own doctor) and was very impressed with his bedside manner and treatment.
Reviewed On Vitals
When asked a series of basic questions - the response is "I went to medical school for 7 years". THat's great, but I wanted to understand my condition. What's wrong with a question. Only insecure people with deep questions about their personal competence respond so defensively. 2nd opinion revealed "Dr." Ross overlooked a critical issue in my wrist. Jerk. - No, incompetent jerk and he knows it when he looks in the mirror.
Reviewed On Vitals
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