Sarah Henry's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Henry was reluctant to perform surgery until she had exhausted other treatments. I liked that she was not in a rush to cut, as many surgeons are. Dr. Henry operated on both of my wrists as well as my ulnar nerve in my right arm. Everything was done perfectly and it has cured all of the problems and pain I was experiencing.

Dr Henry has been excellent to me several times would not go to any body else for thumb or hand problems. And she is very nice and caring thank you dr Henry for your service.

She is a very caring knowledgeable doctor. She repaired my 2 broken fingers without having to cut them. I was very happy and felt confident in her ability to take care of my hand. I would recommend her to anyone needing her specialty.

I needed tendon repair of the ring and little finger and the distal ulna joint shaved down due to rheumatoid arthritis. It was major surgery with 3 months downtime and physical therapy. I had not heard of Dr. Henry and didn’t know anyone she had operated on. I interviewed 3 doctors and decided on Dr. Henry. I had a good outcome. Dr. Henry was always well prepared and had good communication with the physical therapist. She told me I was progressing well and could tell I was very diligent in doing the physical therapy exercises. It’s now 5 months post surgery and I have good use of my dominant hand/wrist. I am very happy I chose Dr. Henry and highly recommend her!

Wonderful physician. Extremely patient and explained my ailment in great detail. Very courteous and efficient. I’d highly recommend her to anyone who needs a world class hand doctor.

I've never met her. She handled my right hand after a car accident. While another surgeon worked on my two broken knees and broken ankle, she had my right hand. She simply taped the 4th and 5th fingers together and splinted the hand. Now, nine months after the surgery, the hand has still not healed and a CT scan shows a malunion at the third and fourth metacarpal. My new ortho doc tells me that she should have done the surgery at the time of the accident. How did she miss it? Apparently, she didn't want to mess with anything other than a folksy x-ray, and should have tried for a CT scan to see the real injuries that occurred to that complicated appendage known as the hand.

I've never met her. She handled my right hand after a car accident. While another surgeon worked on my two broken knees and broken ankle, she had my right hand. She simply taped the 4th and 5th fingers together and splinted the hand. Now, nine months after the surgery, the hand has still not healed and a CT scan shows a malunion at the third and fourth metacarpal. My new ortho doc tells me that she should have done the surgery at the time of the accident. How did she miss it? Apparently, she didn't want to mess with anything other than a folksy x-ray, and should have tried for a CT scan to see the real injuries that occurred to that complicated appendage known as the hand.

Dr. Henry did 3 surgeries two wrist and one on the ulnar nerve. Everything went perfect!!

Outstanding training, to include a Fellowship, combined with compassion and understanding, is just a start to making Dr. Sarah Henry one of the best of the best.

LDr. Henry was recommended by my physician to remove a fingernail which was damaged 15 years ago when a small sharp stick pierced the skin between the nail and nail bed. The nail was permanently disfigured. Not one of the +10 doctors I asked over those years would remove it. Last year, the skin below the nail became irritated. Dr. Henry agreed to remove the nail. At that point, Dr. Henry had concerns but did not share them with me until I returned a week after surgery for check-up. She had removed the nail, and all suspicious tissue down to the bone and beyond the width of the nail, and had the presence of mind to forward that tissue for evaluation. Dr. Henry informed me that she suspected melanoma cells were present, and lab results proved her right. She recommended I call Mayo Clinic. The end result was that about 1 inch of my ring finger was removed and tests showed that melanoma had not traveled. The Mayo doctors were impressed with Dr. Henry's diligence and follow through, and commented that she had more than likely saved my life. Melanoma is a devilish cancer. My family and I will forever be greatfull for this, soft spoken, humble, dedicated and diligent physician. She did, indeed, save my life. Rose Haag, Ever Grateful Patient