Dr. Ralph Wolf III, MD

I have been a patient of Dr Wolf since I was 7 years old ( I'm currently 45 ) He has done multiple Surgeries due to my condition and has always been down to earth and friendly. He explains everything in ways that his patient understands.

I had lots of pain in right arm after moving a heavy object After examining my swollen arm and X-rays I have a torn bicep.Dr Wolf did not rush me into surgery but sent me home with instructions to keep my arm pretty much immobile so it can heal naturally.I’m thankful for his careful exam and knowledge of my injury.I do trust him and would recommend him to anyone needing quick care.He is an older Doctor with years of practice, this makes him very valuable in our new order of health care today.

I saw this so called "doctor" in 2020 at the request of an Examiner for DDS on behalf of the SSA. He made me wait a long time, rushed the appointment, didn't ask about my pain or where it is and then wrote a hit piece the SSA used to say I'm not disabled. Steer clear of this idiot or the same will happen to you

Recommended for body pain treatments !

Dr. Wolf is one of the most kind, caring and thorough doctors I've ever had he really cares for his patients and will do what is best for you in treatment and follow ups.

Dr. Wolf is not only an amazing physician, but a great human being as well. My Dad was referred to Mass General Hospital by Dr. Wolf, and five days later he was at the hospital to check up on him. Dr. Wolf has shown care and kindness and brought a smile to my Dad's face, while he is in extreme pain.

Awful experience. I really question the authenticity of the positive reviews on here about him. He must have two different personalities because my experience of him was not pleasant. My sister had an appointment with Dr. Ralph Wolf today. He went through his examination so quickly and was hurting my sister the whole time. She has really bad arthritis and he was bending her and flexing her joints roughly after she just told him that they hurt and to be gentle. I understand he needed to access her range of motion but it was as if he was purposely pushing her regardless of her pain so that he could say her range of motion was normal. I've never seen anything like it. That kind of treatment along with the fact that he rushed so quickly through the whole examination was appalling. She was in pain when he was evaluating her knees, bending them and then he quickly went into bending her hip in another way without letting her even recover from her crying when he bent her knees. So terrible.