Dr. Evan Ellis, MD

What a great surgeon and even greater person. Would highly recommend this trusted orthopedic surgeon for knee and shoulder problems. I'm 10 years out on my knee and 5 years on my shoulder. I still do 3 miles a day and 74 years old.

Without going into great and unnecessary detail, Dr. Ellis and his EXCEPTIONAL care team did all that I could ask for to treat my worn out knee joint. We used a cortisone therapy for several years knowing it was only a temporary fix. It worked ( for 2-3 years ) it was all I needed but after 2 yrs, it simply stopped working and I had no choice but to bite the bullet and get my knee replaced. I was PETRIFIED !!!!!!!!! Three hours after the surgery, I was walking the halls of the hospital. Within a few days, I was climbing stairs. Ditched my crutches in three days and went to a rolling walker for about a week, then a cane for another week or two and then nothing. Today, a year and a half later, Like EVERYONE told me " you'll kick yourself for not getting it done sooner and avoiding all the pains and discomforts of "bone on bone" in your knee joint. I walk without any limp AT ALL. I give him and his team a flat out A++++. They are the team to go to for joint issues !

We sought a second opinion from Dr. Ellis for my son’s leg injury. I wish we had seen him first. I found him to be patient, thorough in his explanations and just really kind.

Dr. Ellis Was patient and thorough in his diagnosis and recommendations. The whole experience was excellent.

Highly likely. Very personable. Explained why shoulder surgery for rotator cuff tear, why I needed better type one diabetes control before surgery could be done and offered alternatives while getting my sugars under control. Wait was longer because I was late. Dr. Ellis spent all the time I needed and answered my questions.

He did a great job to explain my prognosis and how to fix my issue. I was completely comfortable with his advise and confident he will get me back running. He is a true professional and feel like I’m in great hands.

Dr. Ellis presented as a very intelligent, upbeat doctor and seemed quite competent as far as evaluation and diagnosis. But, when it came to performing the actual procedure, he failed miserably-only after 7 months of intensive physical therapy (unsuccessful) did he inform me he had to shorten the muscle in my arm to do the repair. I have had chronic pain and incapacity to thrive for the past 5 years and it has cut my quality of life miserably and have been unable to work a desk job since.

Very kind and professional; explains my condition well and what to expect.