Surgical Spine Associates: Eugene A. Bonaroti, MD, FACS

Samantha Bossart 

on Google

3 weeks ago

I saw Dr. Bonaroti for a herniated disc and, after trying other treatments, proceeded with a microdiscectomy. Four months later, I am in worse shape than before surgery—my recent MRI results confirm this. Despite that, I never had a follow-up with Dr. Bonaroti himself; all visits were with Mark Wells. Every concern I raised—in person, over the phone, and via email—was brushed off as part of the “normal healing process.” After my PCP reviewed my MRI, she immediately called me with serious concerns. A second opinion from anoth... read more

Holly Haines 

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a month ago

Had been dealing with back issues for a year and a half. Tried everything from therapy to injections etc. on May 15 I had intracept procedure done by Dr. Bonorotti: 2 months later and I’m glad I did. From the consultations prior to committing to the procedure to post op Dr. Bonorotti and his staff have been AMAZING. He has the BEST bed side manners and truly cares for his patients. I even received a call from him personally after the procedure. To me he was a god send to me. So knowledgeable, professional and committed to hi... read more

Bobbi Jo Kegarise 

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2 months ago

I had the best experience with Dr B. I had a herniated disc that was causing numbness down my right arm and pain. Without hesitation… Dr B and his staff got me in, reviewed my MRI, got me on the OR Schedule and I was in and out within 4 hours. The next day, after my disc replacement, I was up and moving around cleaning (It was almost like I never had surgery.) The numbness and pain was gone! Went back to work within 5 days! Fast forward 4 weeks, I was cleared to workout with a lift restriction of 20lbs. PT for 6-8 weeks, sti... read more

Kim Douglas 

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3 months ago

Dr. Bonaroti performed what was supposed to be a corrective procedure on my mother's spinal cord. Originally, it was described as a one-hour, outpatient procedure with an overnight observation; instead, it was a four-hour, intensive surgery. He told us there was a complication with removal of old hardware (not previously discussed with my parents) and a nicked nerve sheath, but it had been repaired, and he closed by saying someone would check in with her the next day to gauge her progress, fit her with a back brace, and once... read more

Clark Keller 

on Google

3 months ago

Awesome doctors. Seen dr. Wells very good at listening and making his patients feel comfortable