Dahl Raymond E DO

Katzy1203 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

Rude and dismissive. Pretty much walked out as I was asking questions. Made me feel like I was wasting his time. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

I went back to Dr Dahl when the ER told me to go back and see if he can schedule me an appointment to get an MRI. The Emergency Room doctors saw nothing but they said to me that they suspect it’s a torn rotator cuff. Dr Dahl told me he doesn’t think it is. He thinks it’s a dislocation and wants me to go to physical therapy. And the doctors in the emergency room put me in this sling and told me not to use this arm and not to lift anything heavy. Dr Dahl specialize in spinal surgery not shoulders. 

Disappointed with Lack of Correct Diagnosis 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

After breaking my hand in a fall. I saw Dr. Dailey twice-On BOTH visits, I explained that the angle of one of my fingers was NOT normal (& that I used my hands in my work!), but he seemed to shrug it off. He sent me to a hand therapist (who was excellent), & she soon suggested it was healing in a rotated position. Therapy could not fix that. I switched to a different orthopedic hand specialist in the area who immediately suspected the rotation & took me seriously-ultrasound confirmed it. I wasted 9 months in therapy with a r... read more

Michelle Allison 

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5 years ago

Dr Dahl has always had my best interest and always made me feel secure in my decisions about spine surgery. He is very experienced, knowledgeable, and sympathetic with his patients. I highly recommend him!!???????????? He has always been pleasant and caring! Kudos! To Dr. Raymond Dahl !!?? 

Suzanne 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

After reading the reviews, I was apprehensive about my wait time and my visit. Not sure of the personalities of the other reviewers but Dr. Dailey was very pleasant and down to earth. He didn't rush the visit, answered all my questions and made me feel very comfortable with my choice to schedule surgery. My wait time was less than 5 minutes in a packed waiting room. OIP runs like a well oiled machine. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

I went to him for dupuytren's contracture of my left hand, the little finger was especially affected. Surgery was 2/28/20 right before the pandemic. Dr. Dailey is the most arrogant physician I ever had the misfortune to meet. I suffered for 3 to 4 months of nerve pain and spasms in the left hand with relief only from hot water soaks. Medication was not helpful. Dr. Dailey responded through his secretary that he never had a patient in so much pain. Visits with him were brief and I felt like he was "blowing me off". The finger... read more

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

I have never met a more arrogant doctor in all my years. Clearly he made no effort to review why I was referred to him by another doctor at OIP. He kept looking at my X-ray from six months ago and told me my fracture was healed, which is not why I was there. Finally I had to tell him why I was even there and directed him to look at my chart. He was arrogant and would not even give the opportunity to ask questions. Stay away unless you like condescending arrogant a**holes 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

Dr. Dahmus operated for torn rotor cuff. Surgery very successful. Would highly recommend him. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

Was scheduled to see Dr. Dailey for a follow up visit. I initially went to OIP after a fall on my kneecap and an inconclusive X-ray that the NP’s couldn’t determine a break or tear. They insisted that I had broken my kneecap before but was unaware (?). Upon seeing Dailey, he took 5 seconds to glance at my MRI, 10 seconds to look at my knee, and told me that he could drain the fluid and give me a cortisone injection. Oh, and that chunk of kneecap that the NP said was an “old break”, wasn’t - it was new and palpable in my knee... read more