Dayton Orthopedics: Shortest Appointment Wait Time In The Country!

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How Many Days Do You Wait To See Your Doctor?

Recently I woke up with a miserable sinus infection and knew I needed to get to my doctor immediately.  I called right when his office opened, let them know the problem, and the polite scheduler let me know the first available appointment was in about a week!  Not good when you’re sick, and can be even worse when you’re in pain.

Recently there was a survey done on orthopedic physician wait times across the country (Merrit Hawkins & Assoc 2009 Survey of Physician Appointment Wait Times).  I was frankly amazed at how long the wait times were for the different regions.  I’ll give you a few examples:  Dallas 45 Days, Boston 40 Days, Minneapolis 20 Days.  The national average is 17 days.

I don’t know about you, but that seems outrageous to me!  If you’re in pain due to an orthopedic problem, 10 days could seem like a lifetime, let alone 40.

Did You Know The Average Wait Time At Dayton Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine is ONLY 5 Days!

Not only that, if you have a bad injury or fracture, Dr. Paley’s wonderful staff can almost always get you in the same day.  That is fantastic patient service, so keep Dayton Orthopedics in mind next time you need an orthopedic surgeon.  Their staff is the best you’ll find.

Oh, and back to my doctor…I went somewhere else.

Overhauling health-care system tops agenda at annual meeting of Canada’s doctors

Following is a link to an interesting article about the many failures that are taking place within the Canadian Health Care system.  It’s definitely worth paying attention to, as you’ll see the experts agree their system is not patient centered at all.  This of course defeats the purpose of having care available to all.

Click Here For The Article

CNN Video: Major problems with socialized medicine

Dayton Orthopedic Video!

Knee Videoarthroscopy

http://www.vimeo.com/5376067

“Basically, Dr. Paley gave me my life back.  I wasn’t ready for a knee replacement in my mind, and he gave me my life back.  Especially because he gave me rehab, and that was the total circle of care that he gave to me.”

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