Jeremy Idjadi's Online Review Report Card
Jeremy Idjadi
2.5
Average Star Rating
15
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Jeremy Idjadi's Reviews
Did rotator cuff repair on me several years ago. Over next 1-1/2 years the pain didn't go away, but he expressed continued puzzlement and in the end basically threw his hands up. At one point, he said, "Your story isn't adding up." I finally sought a second opinion. Turned out the anchor, which he'd put in soft bone despite manufacturer's instructions not to do so, had fragmented, with loose pieces and frayed suture rolling around in the joint for the next 1-1/2 years, along with the frayed end of the tendon. Thanks to this damage, 2 subsequent repairs failed due to compromised tissue quality, and subsequent reverse shoulder replacement was needed. He doesn't listen and is incredibly arrogant and uncompassionate.
He had my shoulder xrayed and treated me for a hairline fracture but after 6+ months I still could not lift my arm. He wanted to close my LNI case. I went to another doctor who sent me for a MRI where two tears in my rotator cuff were found which required surgery. He was abrupt and rude. Would not recommend.
The worst. Did not check on me after surgery. He knew my arm was still dislocated after 4 months. Did not take x-rays or care. I went to rehab with a dislocated arm which did not help of course. I finally had a follow up with another surgeon and they were shocked.
Very unprofessional.
Dr. Idjadi was great! I was scheduled for surgery on my broken humerus bone, but 2 days before surgery he and Dr Naumann conferred and - since my bone was basically in the proper alignment despite being fractured- they offered me the option of natural healing vice surgery. Since I’m 73, I jumped at the chance to skip plate and screw surgery! 9 weeks later I’m doing fine, on physical therapy and feeling stronger every day. I have no doubt that he is an excellent surgeon, but this was a good and the right call for me.??????????
I have found Dr Idjadi to be thorough in his explanations of symptoms, outcomes, and plan of treatment. All the while having a pleasant bedside manner. I highly recommend him.
Made an appointment for Synvisic injection 30 days in advance. New patient so I took in all of my records including MRIs and Xrays showing this was a regular injection. This man did not familiarize himself with my chart. Started talking about arthritis and swimming and cortizone. Stupid waste of time and effort. When I said I was there for a Synvisic injection he left and sent the nurse in. She said your time is up you will have to reschedule for the shot. Never going back nor would I recommend him to anyone,
Now at WhidbeyHealth, Coupeville, WA. Great orthopedist and surgeon. Very pleased with his care. Highest recommendation!
He is a terrible surgeon. He did not take follow up x-rays when he knew my arm was still dislocated and the screws and plate came loose. He was abrupt and rude. He left bone shard fragments in my arm that should have been removed. I would never recommend him to anyone.
While a surgeon’s skill should matter most, his bedside manner is so subpar it’s detrimental to recovery.
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