Dr. Stephanie J. Landvater, MD

Nrs Jewlz S. 

on Birdeye

4 years ago

I wish that I could give her a zero rating, which is what she deserves. 10 months ago I underwent spinal surgery, with a surgeon who specializes in this field. My surgeon performed a surgery that was much less invasive than other, older procedures would have allowed. He was able to perform my surgery in this manner because of intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring. I just received notice from Cigna that this nonspecializing orthopedic surgeon, who is supposedly practicing her craft from RehabGYM in Vermont, does no... read more

Barbara C. 

on Birdeye

4 years ago

This woman is a narcissistic monster. She operated, or should I say “over operated” on my shoulder in 2004. I have had pain every day since then. ANY orthopedic surgeon who sees themselves as able to operate on all parts of the body is a charlatan. If you need surgery only see someone who operates on one part of the body repeatedly.  

Leland Jones, J. 

on Birdeye

4 years ago

Dr. Landvater consulted with me about a relatively involved hip surgery to replace the joint and repair damaged tendons and other muscle attachments. Her advice resulted in my surprisingly successful surgery, which was completed a few hundred miles away at my local orthopedic specialist's surgical setting by a very talented surgical team comprised of young energetic doctors. I happen to be one of her four surviving brothers, and while we rarely speak to each other, this injury of mine gave me a reason to ask for her professi... read more