Dr. Romney Andersen, MD

I had a tibia, fibula, knee fx, compartment syndrome, had an artery occlude. Dr. Romney Anderson not only saved my leg, he saved my life. I wore an external fixator for over 8 weeks. A double side faciotomy was done too to relieve the swelling and pressure. Dr. Anderson and his staff closely monitored me for complete healing, and any suspicious on-goings. Doctor Anderson showed up at 2:30 in the morning to do emergency surgery on me for 6.5 hours! I am taking steps, everything healed very well. I trust Dr. Anderson with my life. I am blessed God put me in his caring, competent hands. My accident happened August 24, 2024, and I am walking short distances! Dr. Anderson is a God send!

I had a trimollear fracture with separation between my tibia and fibula. Dr. Andersen operated on me in April of 2020. A number of things have undermined my confidence in Dr. Andersen and his clinical team: 1. I was told before surgery that no screws would need to be removed later. No one spoke to me after surgery -- they only spoke to my husband -- but I didn't realize until several days later that a screw was placed that would later need to be removed. I was told that this was because it wasn't written up properly in the report from the ER doctor; it was written as a "possible" presentation of the tibia/fibula thing, even though I was already told that this was an issue. 2. It wasn't mentioned to me until about 3 weeks post surgery that I couldn't weight bear because of the screw and that, if I did, it could snap. In my opinion, this is material information. 3. I asked the NP at my first appointment whether there was evidence that I had ligament damage, and she said no. In a fol

I shattered my elbow and Dr. Anderson was the person who saw me in the ER. I said he wanted to see me every week. Well every visit went from 1 week to 2 weeks to 1 month to 2 months. From the beginning he was adamant that I did not need surgery. As the months passed and I expressed my concern about not getting better. It took me getting a second opinion to figure out that the largest piece of the shattered elbow had slid half way down the bone and healed in the wrong place. STAY AWAY