Dr. Aaron Colman, MD

Robin Hernandez 

on Google

a month ago

I saw Dr. Coleman for surgery on my right foot to shorten my middle two toes after 2–3 years of pain that orthotics couldn't fix. Because of the nature of the bone surgery, I fully expected some minor nerve adjustment or irritation in my operated foot. What was actually alarming was what happened next. When I mentioned minor post-op numbness at a follow-up, Dr. Coleman immediately sent me to an in-building neurologist for a same-day nerve conduction test. During the test, the neurologist sent such strong, painful shocks thro... read more

Keri Fowler 

on Google

8 months ago

I highly recommend Dr. Coleman! I can’t thank him enough for performing my surgery and the care afterwards! 

denise sigmon 

on Google

2 years ago

I met Dr. Coleman today and from beginning to end of the appointment, I was impressed. You're taken right away for check in, then up to the waiting room, you're taken again, very quickly. From X-rays to seeing Dr. Coleman was quick. He assessed my situation, offered a solution, and I was done! Hes kind, personable and explains what's going on so you understand. I'm very pleased and highly recommend Dr. Coleman and his staff. 

Lydia HILL 

on Google

2 years ago

Dr. Coleman is a very nice man and is evidently well-trained and educated. When a patient is left in the examining room for 25 minutes, however, I believe an apology is not only appropriate but the best way to reduce a patient’s resentment. Without an apology, the doctor is indirectly saying that our time here at the hospital is more important than yours.