Paul E. Beebe - Joint Replacement Institute

"Dr. Bebee and his assistant Kim have been so helpful. I have not had any luck with any of the doctors I have met, no one seemed to care enough to learn about my health needs, but Dr Bebee is the best! He cares and so does his assistant Kim. I am very grateful, and I actually enjoy going to my appointments."

"Dr Beebe did a SI Joint fusion in February of 2023. I had little to no pain relief. No follow up xray was done. When I had a follow up appointment, not sure if she was a NP or PA, I was told it could take 6 to 12 m for relief. I went to my Dr in Illinois for a 2nd opinion, he took an xray. 2 of the cadaver bones were inserted, but the 3rd is floating above the joint. Now I've been told I need to have a spine surgeon redo the surgery."

"I don't see you did much for me. You took an x-ray when an MRI was available but for some reason I did not understand you could not access it. Your only solution was to offer me cortisone shots. My understanding is that they would have to be repeated every three weeks or so and would continue indefinitely. Doesn't seem like a very good long term solution, does it? Meanwhile both my legs are now aching. It seems to me my problem is more serious than just a slipped meniscus in my left knee. Something is wrong!"

"I came in to visit a podiatrist with severe pain in left foot for plantar faciatis and tendonitis. Very professional doctor. She gave me a shot in the arch of my foot that numbed up the pain quite well. I'd definitely recommended the female podiatrust at this place. Short wait and very personable service. Only reason I left 4 stars instead of five is their billing is backwards. I have a medicare advantage plan. All specialists are only a $20 co-pay with my plan. Except at joint replacement! They charged me over a $60 co-pay meaning the appointment was $300. My visit was over $100 out the door after medicare paid for my visit.Than I paid extra for a boot they sold me and recommended me to sleep with it on my foot for the plantar faciatis pain. A few months later I called to schedule another appointment and they accused me of stealing the boot they sold me and refused to give me another appointment unless I 1st paid them again for the boot and they said I could only schedule another appointment if I paid the co-pay before they gave me the appointment. So now they're accusing ne of not paying the co-pay from my 1st appointment in addition to accusing me of stealing the boot I paid for. This is the most offensive company I've ever done business with. They're using the fact that my foot is still in severe pain to attempt to extort money out of me. Talk about fraud! I will be contacting an attorney with regard to this matter. The podiatrist was sweet and helpful but joint replacement institute intends to get as deep as they possibly can in your bank account. If you go there I strongly recommend you keep all your receipts and banking info proving how much you paid for your visit. Don't leave joint replacement institute without an itemized receipt or they will rob you blind the next time you're in pain and need their medical service."