Todd M Lipschultz Md's Online Review Report Card

The sh*tty reviews had me scared to come to the office. What a relief to find that it wasn't the nightmare these people are presenting. The very kind & friendly office staff bent backward to get my daughter an emergency appt. We did have to wait but it was well worth it. Small price to pay for a top notch doctor! He didn't sit down with us & have coffee, he got right down to business and took extremely good care of my daughter. I was so impressed with how he handled her anxiety....much brought on because she read some bad reviews. I wish people would really think before they write stuff. The office was clean, the staff incredible and the doctor very knowledgeable. The bottom line is I would definitely recommend this doctor & his staff. He takes a lot of emergencies so there could be a wait. They are human. Writing a bad review because they didn't kiss your @ss is wrong. It hurts us all. Give everyone a break. It's a busy office because they are good at what they do.

Dr Lipschultz, his PA- Kelly; and their office staff are great! I broke my foot and had to have surgery. I was put on the surgery schedule within days and was recovering before I knew it. I was 15 weeks pregnant when I broke my foot and he and his staff were always super attentive to that fact and made sure my baby was always protected while I was treated. Wait times are pretty long in the office, BUT that’s pretty typical for any specialist, so I expected that and have no complaints!

I have Carpel tunnel so I made an appointment. The Dr is cool but they over book by a lot. I waited for 45 minutes in the waiting room and another half hour in the examination room, only to feel like they forgot about me. After I spoke up the nurse was there to ask me intake questions with in minutes. Then I felt rushed by the Dr. If the braces he gave me don’t work he said cortisone shots. If the shots don’t work I’m taking my business elsewhere because I don’t feel comfortable about being operating on by an office that’s ran this way…

I found Dr. Lipschultz to be well organized and caring . The office staff courteous and professional. Being a retired RN I found him very knowledgeable and informative about my health and those providing my care prior to seeing him . Recommended that I needed an MD instead of a RNP to oversee my needs . I agreed and told him I was aware that and planned on taking the necessary course of action .

I love Dr. Lipschultz's mannerisms he is very much into his patients and although the wait is lengthy, I am treated with kindness and care. Thank you and your staff for my care!

I am a high school PE teacher and the head coach for our HS softball team. When I injured my shoulder on the job, I was sent to Dr. Lipschultz through workman's comp. Of course I was skeptical at first bc it was through WC and I had always heard negative things. Before going to his office for an evaluation, I had a colleague tell me that she had 2 surgeries with Lipshultz and they went very well ...

Many ppl writing reviews aren't happy with him ... but lemme tell ya this dr. Is top notch at what he does, he repaired my badly damaged arm fast and it feels great only 1 week postop. His office does get busy and you may wait awhile but that's what you get with a such a high quality Dr. If you have a sense if humor you'll like him

Has to be the worst doctor in history. He barely knows what he’s doing. The way the office is conducted is atrocious. They schedule back to back and can’t handle a reasonable time schedule. I’ve been here for an hour in the waiting room alone. I hope to never come back.

First off I wanted to say my appointment was for 2:00pm I was taken back at 3:18pm with no reason nor apologize. Secondly the Dr. stood at the front in window and dictating his notes regarding the clients. My question is what happened to HIPPA....

Not good. Doc never presented himself prior to elbow surgery. Never presented himself after the surgery. This demonstrates a lack of caring or a good bedside manner. Left surgery location in wheel chair. First office visit his nurse saw me. He was not even there as anticipated but hey I was just a workman comp patient! Nurse took off cast and put an adjustable on, blisters and a swollen hand existed. Next visit I was put back into a semi cast after doc saw me many weeks later, still with swollen hand. I felt issues were not addressed. Complained to WC, went back to see doc prior to 3 week usual visit from which doc removed semi-cast part pressing into wrist then put it back on. Swelling remained. Asked for a WC advocate. Later he took semi-cast off and sent me to physical therapy. It was the therapist who messaged the hand/arm and worked out the bad fluid... Post surgery, a bad scare with little use of fingers and with neuro-praxia plus remaining but dismissed from care!