Arie Dadush MD

The staff and doctors here are awesome, they are very helpful and caring.

Dr. Dadush was thorough. Ordered an MRI to better assess my injury. He Appreciated that I just could not wear the huge boot or knee stabilizer. Left with an ankle brace I could wear. I saw him in Total Orthopedics. They have several walk-in clinics where PAs are available. Appts. with the physicians are also available. I was grateful to see someone the same day I fell.

Top notch facility and doctors! My mobility has improved and my lower back pain has decreased. I am so thankful for Dr. Dudush and efficient office staff for everything!

Wait time was longer than expected, but once I was in patient’s room, nurse , X-ray and doctor was faster. Dr. Dadush was knowledgeable and explained my diagnosis and treatment.

Very good bed-side manner. Takes the time to explain and inform patients on what they have, options and procedures. Would definitely go to again

Good visit. Not a long wait. Very informative and explained all my options.

Dr. Dadush is not only timely with his appointments, he is compassionate in his listening and understanding of the issues.

After being rear-ended by a truck and sustaining 4 fractured ribs I made an appointment with Dr. Dadush. He was thorough, knowledgeable, and explained how the healing process will take. The office was clean, and the staff was friendly and helpful and I was seen almost immediately. I would not hesitate to recommend Dr. Dadush to anyone looking for an orthopedic doctor.

Dr. Dadush was kind, knowledgeable and a good listener! He had calmness in his voice that was reassuring! His examination of me was very limited, he basically stood me up and had me bend down. I would like to have been examined more thoroughly. Thank u

I had a short telehealth visit with Dr. Dadush, during which I explained my symptoms and my suspected diagnosis (which I’ve had several times before). He responded condescendingly saying that my symptom description told him “nothing” and proceeded to mansplain the symptoms I had just described, before then demanding I tell him which diagnosis I had (which was odd, because I believe this is his job). Overall, left the call feeling disrespected and would not recommend him. It’s possible that it was just early in the morning, but I strongly disagree with making a patient feel stupid or annoying.