Douglas Allen's Online Review Report Card

Background: I’m a 25 year old, very active female who played lacrosse at the collegiate level and continues to run + hike long distances.I saw Dr. Allen for the first time a couple weeks ago, seeking a third opinion, after seeing a doctor in Santa Fe for inner knee pain. From the start he listened, explained the possibilities, and laid out the different paths I could take to resolve it. Within two weeks he was able to see me, perform the scope, and schedule a follow up appointment. He was extremely personable, knowledgeable, and truly cares about the success of his patients. I would HIGHLY recommend him.

Dr. Allen did not perform surgery but saw my 70 year old father on several occasions during 2019 and 2020. During the most recent appointment, Dr. Allen said, "Oh, you again" as his greeting to my father. His aloof attitude implied that he was doing my father a favor by seeing him. When my father inquired if his pain could be related to nerves in the area, Dr. Allen said it was possible or "maybe you're having a heart attack." Considering his father died young of a heart attack, I found Dr. Allen's comments very disturbing. As a result, my father underwent unnecessary cardiac evaluations.

I read all of the reviews and was a little hesitant but Dr. Allen was chosen for best Orthopedic Surgeon so I chose him . I am very very glad I did he fixed my meniscus and a chondroplasty on me . First off he was very knowledgeable and made me feel he knew exactly what was right for me . The day of surgery I was very very very nervous and he knew it he assured me I was going to be just fine and he out my fears at ease . I immediately had no pain in the outside of my knee and have been healing very good . I would tell anybody considering Dr. Allen to do it he’s the best ! Thanks Dr. Allen .

Dr.Allen was the BEST! He was through and he gave me options in what we could do . The day of my surgery U was very very scared he was very reassuring and I felt at ease . My meniscus felt good immediately. I would recommend him to anybody and am very glad and blessed he was my Dr:) don’t listen to the reviews of him being short he is professional and caring ! Thank you Dr. Allen I am confident I will be attending my daughters wedding pain free :)

Background: I’m a 25 year old, very active female who played lacrosse at the collegiate level and continues to run + hike long distances. I saw Dr. Allen for the first time a couple weeks ago, seeking a third opinion, after seeing a doctor in Santa Fe for inner knee pain. From the start he listened, explained the possibilities, and laid out the different paths I could take to resolve it. Within two weeks he was able to see me, perform the scope, and schedule a follow up appointment. He was extremely personable, knowledgeable, and truly cares about the success of his patients. I would HIGHLY recommend him.

Background: I’m a 25 year old, very active female who played lacrosse at the collegiate level and continues to run + hike long distances. I saw Dr. Allen for the first time a couple weeks ago, seeking a third opinion, after seeing a doctor in Santa Fe for inner knee pain. From the start he listened, explained the possibilities, and laid out the different paths I could take to resolve it. Within two weeks he was able to see me, perform the scope, and schedule a follow up appointment. He was extremely personable, knowledgeable, and truly cares about the success of his patients. I would HIGHLY recommend him.

Dr. Allen did not perform surgery but saw my 70 year old father on several occasions during 2019 and 2020. During the most recent appointment, Dr. Allen said, "Oh, you again" as his greeting to my father. His aloof attitude implied that he was doing my father a favor by seeing him. When my father inquired if his pain could be related to nerves in the area, Dr. Allen said it was possible or "maybe you're having a heart attack." Considering his father died young of a heart attack, I found Dr. Allen's comments very disturbing. As a result, my father underwent unnecessary cardiac evaluations.

Dr. Allen did not perform surgery but saw my 70 year old father on several occasions during 2019 and 2020. During the most recent appointment, Dr. Allen said, "Oh, you again" as his greeting to my father. His aloof attitude implied that he was doing my father a favor by seeing him. When my father inquired if his pain could be related to nerves in the area, Dr. Allen said it was possible or "maybe you're having a heart attack." Considering his father died young of a heart attack, I found Dr. Allen's comments very disturbing. As a result, my father underwent unnecessary cardiac evaluations.

Dr. Allen did not perform surgery but saw my 70 year old father on several occasions during 2019 and 2020. During the most recent appointment, Dr. Allen said, "Oh, you again" as his greeting to my father. His aloof attitude implied that he was doing my father a favor by seeing him. When my father inquired if his pain could be related to nerves in the area, Dr. Allen said it was possible or "maybe you're having a heart attack." Considering his father died young of a heart attack, I found Dr. Allen's comments very disturbing. As a result, my father underwent unnecessary cardiac evaluations.

Dr. Allen did not perform surgery but saw my 70 year old father on several occasions during 2019 and 2020. During the most recent appointment, Dr. Allen said, "Oh, you again" as his greeting to my father. His aloof attitude implied that he was doing my father a favor by seeing him. When my father inquired if his pain could be related to nerves in the area, Dr. Allen said it was possible or "maybe you're having a heart attack." Considering his father died young of a heart attack, I found Dr. Allen's comments very disturbing. As a result, my father underwent unnecessary cardiac evaluations.