Daniel Ebert, MD - Southwoods Health - Hand & Wrist Surgeon

"This “doctor” isn’t worth the paper his name is printed on. I went to him due to severe pain in my thumbs and no ability to grip anything. He did not do X-rays citing that you make the story fit the picture. I appreciated that. He told me I was half way to surgery with torn UCL in both hands. His advice? Ice, take anti inflammatories, wear the braces and… don’t use my thumbs… he walked out of the office. Nothing about a follow up or anything."

"Great guy. Was very knowledgeable and explained everything very clearly."

"Literally don’t go to this guy. Fracture showed on the xray and he said I didn’t need a cast, Boost and chicken would fix it. Unprofessional and uneducated. Ridiculous waste of time. Go to Pittsburgh or Cleveland where the real surgeons are."

"Went in to have carpal tunnel surgery got charged for two surgeries, he’s part owner in surgery center so be prepared to pay an extra 828.00 everytime you step in his office. Don’t expect him to spend even five minutes with you, he charged me my 150.00 copay plus 828.00 everyday . I hated him I went elsewhere after I seen the HACK JOB HE DONE TO MY HAND. I ALSO HAD ANOTHER DR. REMOVE MY STICHES, HE SAID HE NEVER SEEN STICHES LIKE THAT IN FIFTY YEARS. DONT RISK YOUR HANDS TO HIM, YOULL BE SORRY I SURE AM"

"Had a growth on the knuckle of my middle finger. Dr Ebert diagnosed it and described it as a growth that had intertwined in the tendons and HAD to perform microsurgery in order to remove it. He even drew me a picture of this “growth” . After being being completely sedated, $4000.00 and one month off, work the “growth” returned. I went back to Dr Ebert who, after looking at my chart, looked like he saw a ghost, closed the chart, said “it’s not the same thing”. And sent me on my way. A month later the pain was unbearable so I went to a dermatologist. The dermatologist took a biopsy and sent it to lab. (Something Ebert did not do prior to surgery). The lab results showed it was a WART! A simple freezing procedure and it’s gone! So now I can straighten my middle finger and give it to Dr Ebert when I see him."