Benjamin Gulli's Online Review Report Card

He is very rude. My mother-in-law came home from her appointment with him crying. Avoid this man.

A very mean man. Avoid if at all possible. My mother-in-law, who has cancer, went to him for help after a tree fell on her. She has been in pain for 6 weeks. She came home crying. I have never heard of a doctor treating a patient like this.

Mismanaged boxers fracture. Gave my son a splint on 7/15. Fracture 7/2 with closed reduction. They could not give him an appt until 7/15 and then he left with a drugstore splint. My son was a patient at Hazeldon and a minor 1,000 miles from home. I got him home 2 days later and took him to St. Christopher’s Ortho in Philadelphia. They did an X-ray and were shocked that #1 he wasn’t seen before 7/15 and #2 that he left the appointment with a splint. They immediately cast him. This doctor either needs to go back and hit the books or perhaps realize these folks in treatment deserve actual care. Shockingly poor.

My wife went in for surgery appointment supposed to take 45 minutes for her procedure it took three minutes Her appointment was two hours late they take your number so they can update you in text messages I had to go back in two hours later to find out she still wasn’t in surgery. I understand some surgeries take less time and some take more don’t tell me you’re gonna update me and I have to come back in two hours later to find out that she’s not even in surgery yet. The doctor calls you after surgery with an attitude because you’re frustrated because you have no idea what’s going on is not acceptable.

Each of the last two visits to the Twin Cities Orthopedics to see Dr. Gulli involved 1.5-hour waits -- and that was just in the lobby, not even in the exam room. Dr. Gulli was very useful in our first visit when we had been fortunate enough to actually see him. However, we gave up in those next two visits when we had waited far too long and finally just cancelled the visit. We have to wonder if it's standard protocol to overbook appointments and then leave it up to the patients to decide if extended wait times are worth their time or not. Very frustrating -- and a waste of the patients' time.

Excellent dr. Answered all questions. Took time to answer any questions I had Highly recommend him.

Dr Gulli could not be more blasé about his care for me. His bedside manner is terrible. He look at the imaging of my knee, shook his head, and said there is not much that could be done to help me (torn meniscus with osteoarthritis). He told me my options are continued PT, athroscopic surgery with 50/50 chance of relief, or injections for maintenance. When he left the exam room, it was obvious he could care less if he ever saw me again. I will not see him again ever.

i would give him a zero star for "bedside" manner or ability to relate personally. he was extremely dismissive to me as a person, rude and arrogant and seemed to not care about how i was feeling about my situation or what i needed, only what he felt was important to say or ask. only as long as i could be a good listener and "as cool as a cucumber" would he take the time to communicate. he was very impatient with my confusion about the problems i was having with my knees and how to handle the problems.

Dr Gulli was very, very helpful with my back stress fractures.

I have had both hips replaced by Dr. Gulli and I think he is extremely knowledgeable about what he is doing. My recovery times were quick for both hips and I will be forever grateful for his work on me.