Edward Kahn's Online Review Report Card
Edward Kahn
3.6
Average Star Rating
104
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
Dr. Kahn received 73.1% positive feedback, with patients praising his bedside manner, surgical skill, and thoroughness. However, 26.9% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing rudeness, unprofessionalism, and ineffective pain management. Overall, the practice is valued for its expert care but could improve patient interaction and communication.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Edward Kahn's Reviews
Went in with elbow bursitis as a last ditch effort to get it drained. Appointment was easy to make online. Got in fast, had an x-ray immediately in the office. He came in and verified diagnosis. He listened to my concern (had a wedding in days) and agreed to drain it. Easy! He had a good bedside manner and total time there was 45 minutes. Wish I had started with TOC.
My dermatologist sent me to Dr. Kahn at TOC Orthopedic walk in clinic on Bearden Hill. She was worried about an infection in my elbow. He was great! An x-ray showed no broken bone, but he changed the antibiotic I was on, from Dr. in FL, & wrapped it to give some support. He then scheduled an appointment with Dr. Dabbs, at TOC at Parkwest in a few days. I would recommend TOC walk in clinic, & their staff, to anyone!
I first seen him bc of the chronic pain and spinal issues I've dealt with a LONG time. At first he told me (after my MRI was done for a current read) that it was such a mess in there he wouldn't operate until the next step was a wheel chair. He told me best thing I could do was treat @CPS (before it got shut down) and just keep taking pain pills. Then Dr Jones @CPS talked me into another 3 steroid injections in my lower back and then into the Neurosmilulator implant trial. Which i did, and I walked up out of that appointment feeling no pain, it was wonderful. (later told about the intention of fentanyl into my back and how I'd be a candidate for the pain med pump etc). So i then for talked into the Neurosmilulator surgery...they couldn't manage my pain so i had to spend the night 1st battery lasted 15 months instead of 5 years...i was back in there not even a week later bc my back abscessed at the one incision line where the battery went extremely uncomfortably at my hip... THEN I found out I needed my left knee done for meniscus tear the same day we set plans for my 2nd surgery for battery replacement.Back done, 3 months later full tear meniscus done. 2nd battery lasted 7 months and died completely like the other one. Medtronic reps were useless. I wanted the stim removed, it was causing me serious increase in neurological problems, constant pins/needles /burning in all my extremities. So my 3rd and final surgery was the removal of the useless garbage. I let him know that I felt better with it out, i wasn't having the neurological issues as bad, and he literally stood there and belittled me, raising his voice etc until I flat out told him I didn't blame him, the thing just wasn't right for me. He "felt" I blamed him, and I made it clear I didn't blame him at all, I was grateful he tried to help. I really did like him up until that last visit when he completely forgot his hippocratic oath...at that point he'd already been paid by my ins and was right back to just treating people like a number. I never expected that from him. Some Drs genuinely care, he most definitely does not.Well fast forward a few years, my lawyers just let me know that my chronic back issues from 2004, he apparently noted that it was fine... (LIES straight up bc my MRI in 2019 that I needed repeat meniscus surgery there, it was going to be postponed due to the chance of further jeopardizing my back.) so now SSI is using that in their favor, because he chose to notate fiction. 🤦♂️Honestly, if you need your knee done, go there. Anything else, especially spine related go to the Knoxville one and save yourself the hassle!!He'll figure it out when he gets slammed with a malpractice lawsuit.
Kind, efficient and explained xrays.
Very friendly and efficient staff. In and out quickly.Glad to know they are there in case I need them again.
GREAT Doctor. My surgery on my back went great. He is working with me on a problem I have had with my back for 40 years. He never gets tried of my problem and helping me. He is the type of doctor who will solve my problem. He becomes a friend who wants to help. He is the type of Doctor I like and want.
Dr. Kahn was terrific. As an added plus he has a great sense of humor.
Had back surgery 6 years ago. Walked out of the hospital the same day. Best discission I've ever made. Still today no issues. Thank you so very much Dr Kahn and staff 💞
less THAN 1 STAR !!! Beware !! In 2005 had a 4 level lamenectomy and spinal stenosis surgery. HE RUINED MY LIFE - KNOWING AHEAD of time I had a left broken ankle - and DIDN'T care --for at the time ,I had Tn.Care insurance. It was a 5 hour surgery,, was in the hospital -over night . Next day 7 am. I told him I don't "FEEL RIGHT" . His response was -0h "You'll be alright"NOW IN A WHEELCHAIR FROM HIM - Look at his 'last name - a CON artist !
Dr Khanna and staff are amazing dr Khanna is nice and cares for his patients also staff is good too
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