Michael E. Raemisch, MD - Salt Lake City, UT

Marge Dean 

on Healthgrades

7 months ago

My surgery with Dr. Raemisch was very successful; the scar is barely noticeable and my finger looks perfect now. He is an excellent, caring, compassionate Doctor. He provides excellent care to his patients. He answered all my questions, he was meticulous with all he was doing during the surgery, and he was kind and very attentive to my concerns and needs. Great visit overall. I Would highly recommend Dr. Raemisch. 

MaryAnn L. 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

Excellent, I was quickly scheduled and had a successful surgery to repair a displaced fracture of my elbow. He answered all my questions clearly and in a caring manner. His team was friendly and competent. I felt safe in his care. 

Eunice 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

I knew before the visit that I probably had carpal tunnel, as my right index and middle fingertips were numb, so I was more interested in finding out what I could do, non-surgically, to resolve the numbness. I asked this doctor some fairly simple questions on if my carpal tunnel syndrome might improve over time, or if there is some data on if it might resolve itself over time. He (for the second or third time) emphasized that he is a surgeon, so the only information he had was with patients who he treated with surgery. I had... read more

Grandmother B 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

Terrible. He has an arrogant attitude and does not listen to you. He damaged my right hand for carpal tunnel and I am now in more pain than before surgery.. When I went back after the recommended six months I was in more pain than before surgery and still am. He 'blew' me off. My son was with me and son could not understand this doctors attitude and shortness with me. Do NOT Recommended this doctor. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

This is a follow up to my review of May 2019. It has taken a whole year and months of hand therapy to regain full use of a trigger finger correction done by Dr Raemisch. In the interim I developed a trigger thumb on my dominant hand and was terrified to have it repaired. Luckily I found Dr Patrick Olson, and within 24 hours of surgery had full range of motion. Besides being an excellent surgeon, Dr Olson has a kind and comforting demeanor, the likes of which Dr Raemisch sorely lacks. 

Rebecca Patrick 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

Dr. Raemisch misdiagnosed my problem and did CTS surgery on both my wrists, destroying them both for the rest of my life, 4 years and they are still numb, painful, swollen and useless, much, much worse than when I went in. Professional and mostly decent until after the surgery was done, then I can honestly say I have never been treated worse by a dr, rude and disrespectful, told me he had done nothing wrong and left the room and never came back. The BEST part is no other ortho would see me in network for 3 years after the su... read more

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

Dr Raemisch has a flippant attitude, he is arrogant and has a holier than thou personality. He operated on my trigger finger which 8 weeks later is still painful and still triggering, even with going for therapy. Would never recommend. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

I’ve had chronic tendinitis for years and no amount of physical therapy helped. Dr Raemisch suggested a simple cortisone shot and a couple months in a brace. All fixed! He’s not the typical knife-happy type doctor. Much appreciated! 

Emily 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

The initial visit at their clinic was frustrating as they were severely behind schedule, however, the surgery went quickly and Dr. Raemisch and Robin were great. I recommend them for issues with your hands.