Jason Young's Online Review Report Card

I seen him he did not listen to me at all. He immediately says he know what is wrong without even examining me. he Said only city doctors know what their doing.. small town doctors do not. He is stuck on himself. I would not recommend him to anybody . He basically put down all smaller town doctors.

Dr Young, Severyn and his staff are always too-notch. I have needed a few surgeries over the years and Dr Young is always who I would go to, no one else. He takes time to explain things, does nothing that doesn’t need to be done and is very precise in his technique. I feel very fortunate that he is my surgeon and trust his judgements.

Dr. Young is one of the best orthopedic surgeons I’ve ever met. He has done several surgeries on my mom as well as myself, and he’s always been kind, honest and is great at his job.

Terrible doctor. His only concern was getting paid. Did not let me (husband) in for visit with him for my wife. So, had to do visit with him with wife in patient room with me on facetime in the car. Did not say hello or good buy. Did not acknowledge that I was even part of the appointment. Even paid him before the visit started. Do not see Dr. Young!

This was one of the worst medical experiences I've ever had. Dr. Young does not listen to his patients. I brought MRI results to him and not only did he not review them with me he didn't even remember me bringing them in on the following visit (asked me if I had the MRI with me). This guy is a total workmen's comp company doctor who is only interested in getting paid for protecting the companies interests and not his patient's general well being.

I met with Physician Assistant Severyn Jarman yesterday and she was great. She spend alot of time with me explaining the condition of both of my knees and showed me the xrays and explained what she saw on them. She later aspirated fluid from my right knee and gave me a steroid injection. I know the inevitable total knee replacement is near for both knees but I feel I have a better understanding about the conditions and the entire surgery process. Thanks Larry Haywood

Dr. Jason Young and Severyn his PA at Motion Orthopaedics were top notch. My left knee was left in bad shape after playing volleyball at the National Senior Olympics. Dr. Young gently explained his recommendation for a total knee replacement and included several options that might not be successful. I choose the TKR. Severyn patiently explained all aspects of the procedure. Dr. Young and Severyn always took time with me to answer questions. I never felt rushed. They made me feel like I was the only patient they were seeing that day. The surgery was at the Emerson Surgery Center. Their staff was friendly, attentive and professional. 24 hours later, I am home. Again, in dealing with Dr. Young and Severyn, they made me feel like I was the only patient they had. The surgery was successful and I am getting back to my regular activities. Recovery from TKR is tough. Glad Dr. Young and Severyn were on my team, guiding me with expectations. Complete confidence in their abilities.

From the time I stepped into the office until my last appointment post surgery, every single person in this office was so amazing. I had the best experience here and highly recommend it to anyone looking for help.

Best experience ever here form beginning to end and with every person that I came across. Highly recommend Dr. Young and his staff!!

I visited Dr. Young in 2015 & was happy with my level of care. However, when I returned to his office in 2019, I was very dissatisfied. His PA provided inaccurate & incomplete information. When I brought my concerns to Dr. Young’s attention, he berated me and told me his PA was top of her class. Ok, but that doesn’t mean I didn’t have a poor experience with her. Dr. Young also pointed out that they saw me quickly, scheduled an MRI, and got me an appointment with a neurosurgeon (who happens to be Dr. Young’s father). Great, but the neurosurgeon referred me to a third doctor for sciatic nerve pain because he doesn’t perform injections — something Dr. Young’s PA told me the neurosurgeon would do. When I informed Dr. Young that I was misguided, he said I must’ve misheard her. I was never scheduled for a follow up appointment to review my MRI results, too. I don’t know why my case was so mismanaged, but it’s unprofessional to berate a patient when they express concerns.