Tolga Turker, MD 265 West Ina Road, Tucson, AZ 85704

"I was so impressed with Dr. Turker that I’ve referred three people to him. I broke both bones in my wrist and jammed them into my hand and was lucky I just happened to get Dr. Turker as my doctor. I saw him for my assessment the day after the emergency room and I needed to have surgery with a titanium plate put in. All the doctors were scheduled out for three weeks, so he came in on the next day to do my surgery, even though it was his vacation day. Right before OR, his resident told me to start trying to move my fingers that day after surgery and do that as much as possible, and continue moving whatever I could more and more every day. I did that, and never needed physical therapy because I did it myself. Dr. Turker is pretty young, but every time I saw him, he had medical students there, learning from him. Not only is he an excellent doctor and surgeon but he’s got great bedside manner. Very nice and funny, makes you feel comfortable. His whole staff is wonderful too. I was so impressed with all of them that I brought them flowers. You’re in good hands with Dr. Türker."

"Dr Turker is a remarkable doctor! I visited him after a sports injury. He took his time to explain the diagnosis to me and made his recommendations. After doing everything he advised, I was no longer in pain or limited, and I was able to return to my sport. I am grateful for his expertise and wonderful care!"

"A few years ago, I visited Dr. Turker because my right wrist was constantly in pain. My husband and I listened to everything he had to say and presented the options for hand surgery. Of course I chose the more successful one. I trusted Dr. Turker to fix my pain and he did. Also, the staff in the hospital as well as the clinic were very attentive. Dr. Turker’s care following the surgery was just absolutely wonderful. So it is almost 5 years later and my left hand is causing the same kind of problems. I will not go to anyone except Dr. Turker. I trust him explicitly."

"Dr. Turker has taken the most amazing care of me. I can’t imagine going through this challenging journey without him. He is the best surgeon and advocate for his patients. I feel so blessed to to be in his capable, caring hands. Thank you Dr. Turker. You have taken the best care of me and I appreciate you so very much."

"My husband has had a very negative experience here. Almost chose to not do the surgery to correct a cut tendon in his finger, but ultimately decided to do it. Got to his surgery on time and did not have surgery for 4 or 5 hours after his scheduled time. At the 2 week follow up, he was reprimanded for not doing physical therapy, despite not receiving any instruction or referral after surgery. Additionally, he still had on a cast and was told to not move his finger at all. He promptly found a provider that accepted our insurance, communicated this to the front staff, and scheduled the PT asap. Upon arriving at the PT, they said they were unable to get a hold of anyone at Dr. Turker’s office and could not proceed because they were unsure of what to do, as my husband still has a cast on. My husband drove back to the Dr. office that day and informed the staff, who said they would send the information. At this time, my husband also had to request a new cast because his new 2 week follow up cast was done so poorly, that his fingers were overlapping and becoming calloused together… The PT was then booked solid and still has not received anything from Dr. Turker’s office. At the 4 week surgery follow up, Dr. Turker again got very upset with my husband and told him “there’s no point in doing physical therapy anymore. We will see what happens in 2 weeks when we remove the sutured button.” (Implying my husband would likely not be able to move his finger ever again — which he was able to semi-move before surgery but now has 0 functioning over). My husband was sent off with no referral and no further instruction, aside to keep the cast on and not bend his finger (again contradicting PT?). He is at a complete loss and feeling extremely defeated. Especially given we are now very much in debt due to the medical bills and being unable to get even a light work release from Dr. Turker."