Roseville Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine

"regret not writing this review sooner and am sorry for anyone who may have experienced what I have. My life will never be the same as I now have a lifelong diagnosis of CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome) due to the negligence of Annie. I had my first flat foot reconstruction done by Annie in July of 2021 with the most excruciating recovery that she blamed on my lack of pain tolerance. After my second flat foot reconstruction in Feb of 2022, I can confidently say it was not due my lack of pain tolerance as my recovery was a breeze. Unfortunately, in March of 2023, I seemingly had another complication from Annie's surgery because my CRPS developed on top of one of her surgical incisions. I have since found doctors in TX to help me because the doctors who I communicated with around the Sacramento area knew of Annie and backed her and her medical malpractice. I was gaslit and degraded by Annie on multiple occasions, and her fellow colleagues. Comments such as low pain-tolerance, weight, and not wearing 'Hokas' were not uncommon to hear. It is scary and disheartening to know what kind of people these 'doctors' are. I hope this review encourages everyone to do thorough research before committing to a surgical procedure. Even if a lawyer confirms medical malpractice, the laws in California prevent lawyers from taking your case due to the lack of profit the law firm will receive. Protect yourself because California, and the lawyers and doctors in California, certainly will not."

"Misdiagnosis of MRI by Dr. Han. 8 months later, and now I have to get surgery and start the PT process all over again."

"Care is average, but the billing is on a sublevel. I've been double billed, yet none of the phone numbers are accurate since they transferred all billing to a third party. Each party points to the other to resolve."

"The doctors, nurses, and PA's are great - they give great information, are personable, patient, and answer all your questions and even those you haven't asked. Front staff is a different story. After the appointment I went up to the check out counter - I asked for two things 1) my debit card that I left behind because they were still processing my co-payment when I was called back and 2) I needed to update my phone number on my account as my number changed since the last visit. I clearly stated what my needs were and this is the response - "So do you need a brace or something?". I answered no, and restated my needs. There was a pause, then "I don't understand, do you need a RX for a brace or something?". I took a deep breath, looked her the eyes, and again stated what I was doing at the check out desk. Was finally able to get my debit card - but alas the phone number didn't get changed. I guess she didn't hear me property with the face mask on. Undeniably the stupidest interaction I've had with a front desk clerk."

"I can't say enough good things about this office. The front office, James, Tyler and Dr. Annie Nguyentat are so patient and kind. They explain all the procedures along the way. I had the unfortunate accident of breaking my left foot and right leg a year ago and healing was delayed. I came to this office for second opinion and Dr. Annie Nguyentat identified the multiple issues going on in both feet and explained them to me and started treatment right away. Only mistake was not going to them a year ago!"