Douglas Nuelle's Online Review Report Card

Very knowledgeable and clear concise answers to all my questions.

Thorough straight up superknowledgeable and professional. You want a doctor focus on what you need not a “confy zone” and you’llbbe happy with the results.

Dr. Nuelle has a great bedside manner and is very easy to talk to. I have have carpal tunnel surgery on both hands and both surgeries were flawless. I think he specializes in hips and knees though.

Had an appointment with him. It took over an hour to be seen. Once I was seen I realized how little he cares. He doesnt listen didnt explain the diagnosis rushed. Overall the experience was terrible. Spend your money elsewhere this guy obviously doesnt care about his patients.

Dr Nuelle didnt spend more than 3 minutes in the room with the door open. He basically walked in said take ibuprofen and walked out. No explanation as to why i was experiencing symptoms or anything. He was also very short and condescending.

Bad from the start. No HIPPA compliance at all. All doors are left open you can hear ALL diagnosesconversations with him as well as what he dictates to his files afterward. He did not listen to anything I said after I explained how I injured my calfsaid it was impossible. Its not impossible because it happened He became very rudedismissive when I questioned him. Diagnosed me w DVT sent me for needless test. no DVT Saw new dr who correctly diagnosed torn soleus in calf. AWFUL.

Gave me no instructions on how to take care of my fractured ankle and as an afterthought put an ace bandage on it Five weeks later ankle still swollen and still hurts No idea what to do His last statement to me was eat a scoop of ice cream everyday I felt as though to him I was nothing but an afterthought and not worth his time Nothing was resolved and he has a very uppity attitude

Told me that it wasnt worth it for me to even come back to him 4 weeks later my ankle still swollen and still having a hard time walking

I had an MRI of my right knee. The XRay technician wrote on the report a double tear in the meniscus. Nuelle told my wife and I that the technician was in hurry and wrote down the wrong problem. Nuelle said the meniscus was worn out and that I should buy an exercise bicycle. We had the MRI copied and traveled to North Carolina to an Orthopedic surgeon who told us that I did have a double tear and was a candidate for arthroscopic surgery. After the scope no more pain. Nuelle no more.

Great Doctor