Roger D. Dainer, DO

NDiaz 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

This doctor acts like he is God’s gift to us. Very arrogant, detached from patients needs. If he says you are better , he does not listen. Goes in to room and is there for less than a minute, dose not want to listen to your question or concerns. This is real , hope you never have to encounter a doctor whose treats patients in this manner. 

Andrea 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

Dr Dainer was perfect before my initial surgery. But after surgery, he made the comment, my knee was as good as it's going to get, that I will have some instability. There isn't any more he could do. I continued to have falls and slip ups. When I tried to return for treatment due to falls, he would just look at me and did nothing. Telling me, it's the best he could do. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

We (husband and I) visited Dr. Dainer as part of the process for extreme back pain. I was in so much pain I could only lie on my back, unable to stand or sit due to the pain. It took 3 weeks to get an appointment, was a long miserable 3 weeks, then 3 weeks to get back in for follow up. Each time we got into the exam room timely however once in waited some time before the doctor came in. He was short, curt, unfriendly, made us feel uncomfortable to ask questions. Would not recommend him. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

When I went to the office they were making us patients wait on line standing for a long time. I complained that this did not make sense for orthopedic patients.They said that they were trying a new system but that I could sit down if I had a problem standing. They were very backed up and I had to wait an hour an half to see Dr Dainer. He seemed at first glance nice but he was in a big hurry and did not check one of my injuries saying that he could only look at one per appointment! 

Anita Miller 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

Dr. Dainer is a true professional. I was experiencing pain with my knee bones rubbing together, due to diminished cartilage and he fixed both of my knees with a lateral release surgery, align the tracking of the kneecap, while improving the connective tissue with laser (cleaned-up the knee) to bring health and stability back to the knee. I'm only 47 and with the correct physical therapy, I was back all the activities I love to do in a short time, especially working out and dancing.