Harald Henningsen's Online Review Report Card

Receptionist are so rude when you speak to them over the phone very unprofessional 30 seconds into a call and the ladies are you giving me attitude unacceptable. Unprofessional would not even send my kid here for anything

I had to bail off of from my horse, broke my ankle when I landed disintegrating 3/4" of bone 34 years ago. Dr. Henningsen did my surgery and took care of me. He was excellent all the way. I've had the metal in my ankle for 34 years and never had a problem till now. Called the office to get an appointment with him to be told he had retired. Well Dr. Henningsen I sure wish you had not retired quite yet! I'm having issues with the ankle now and need you! Finding a real good orthopedic doctor I can trust, that has real good ratings, that will deal with old injuries/surgeries, etc. is proving to be real hard.

It was my first time with Dr Henningsen and it was wonderful.

I received no direction from the surgeon or office staff on my healing protocol. I left numerous voice mails for guidance. If they had provided a handout or some sort of healing guide, I may have given better score. I still don’t know what to expect four and a half weeks after surgery. All I know from my only follow up, 3 days after surgery, is do nothing for six weeks. This may be business as usual for Dr and office but it’s my first rodeo and I have no idea what is going to happen in rehab or if I do it on my own. I am frustrated. Needless to say, I can’t judge how the surgery went because I am still in a sling. Very unhappy patient.

Dr. H.J. Henningsen is truely one of the worst Orthopaedic doctor in flordia. Dr. Henningsen makes bad judgements to his patients injury and he only cares that his patients Ins. pays him. Especially wents its worker's comp. He just gives you a pain needle or a pill.

I came down from Alaska to have Dr Chip Henningsen replace my left shoulder because he did such a great job on replacing my right shoulder in 2016,this time it went even better...I think they may have adjusted my meds or maybe it was an easier shoulder to replace..I don't know why it went so good but it surprised me how smooth the whole process worked out..you won't go wrong with this good doctor...and a shout out to his able assistant Douglas..he's cool and I think he helps Chip but I was aslee

This is a review of my surgery one year later. Since this surgery (Tenotomy) I have had nothing but constant pain. I was very active in my retirement but now I live with a never ending ache and pain in my arm. I went to Sr, Henningsen for a back of the shoulder pain and I came away still having the same shoulder pain but now I have an arm pain that is even worst. Not a day goes by that I don't regret being talked into this surgery. It did not address my original shoulder problem which was later diagnosed as tendinitis. I have had many sleepless nights over this because of the stress it has put in my life. If you are faced with surgery get several options and take your time in your decision making. I wished I would have. On my first visit with Dr. Henningsen I was quickly setup for surgery without any suggestions for alternate treatment. I blame myself for making this decision and blindly trusting in a doctor

Amazing doctor,friendly,detailed,and honest.

My contact with this doctor was a sad learning experience for me. I went to him for shoulder pain. He was quick to push me into surgery and proceeded to cut off my bicep tendon on my left arm at the shoulder. I now have much more shoulder pain than before surgery and I am left with a very painful and weak arm. My quality of life has been effected by having this surgery. If you are wise you will get a second opinion before you let this doctor do surgery on you.

I went to Dr. Henningsen for a pain in the back of my shoulder. He suggested exploratory surgery to see if there was a problem because I had surgery on this shoulder 12 years before. My wife and I told him not to do anything that did not need to be done in surgery. In surgery he cut off my bi-cep tendon which has left me with a popeye muscle and cramping in my arm. I went to another orthopedic surgeon after this surgery and showed him my before and after medical records. It was his option that my bi-cep tendon was in prefect condition and that my problem is not related to the bi-cetp tendon. I now have more pain in my arm and shoulder than I did before the surgery. I now live with the regret that I ever had this surgery.