Aaron C. Taylor, MD 1350 Locust Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
About the Business
Aaron C. Taylor, MD, is a highly skilled orthopaedic trauma surgeon and serves as an assistant professor of orthopaedic surgery at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. With a medical degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Dr. Taylor further honed his expertise through a residency at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation and a fellowship at the University of Rochester Medical Center.
Dr. Taylor specializes in orthopaedic trauma, upper and lower extremity fracture care, polytrauma involving high-energy injuries of the extremities and pelvis, and geriatric hip fracture care. He is a respected member of both the Orthopaedic Trauma Association and the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.
Committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment, Dr. Taylor has undergone training to create a welcoming space for LGBTQIA patients. While he may or may not offer specific medical or surgical care for LGBTQIA individuals, he encourages patients to inquire when scheduling.
Patient Testimonials:
- "Dr. Taylor was excellent, explained things very well, had no questions in the end."
- "Dr. Taylor is excellent at what he does. Gives good advice to follow."
- "I love Dr. Taylor. He's very professional and patiently answered all my questions and addressed my concerns. Highly recommend him."
- "PA Carly, Diane who took x-rays, and doctors and all staff very patient and nice."
- "Dr. Taylor and his PA explained everything to me regarding the progress of my right ankle."
- "No bad experiences. All appeared well trained and professional."
- "Dr. Taylor was very thorough, very attuned to what was needed for me to feel better."
- "Dr. Taylor listened to my concerns and diagnosed what the problem was."
- "I fell on 6-27-2022 and had repair of a femur fracture by Aaron Taylor, MD. He is a 10 , not a 5. He did an absolutely perfect repair for a very big injury. I was in the hospital at UPMC facilities for over a month."
- "Dr. Taylor went out of his way to provide directions."
- "Dr. Taylor is a great listener and detailed in explanation."
- "Dr. and intern really took time to listen to me and checked in on my emotional wellness in addition to physical recovery."
Dr. Aaron C. Taylor is dedicated to providing exceptional orthopaedic care and ensuring his patients feel supported and well-informed throughout their treatment journey. For appointments and inquiries, please contact his office at the address above.
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Location & Phone number
1350 Locust St #220, Pittsburgh, PA 15219, United States
Reviews
"SERIOUS WARNING TO EVERYONE: DO NOT SEE AARON TAYLOR, OR ANYONE AT THIS PRACTICE FOR THAT MATTER, IF YOU WANT TO LIVE A LONG NORMAL HEALTHY LIFE! I had ankle surgery after a near fatal car accident. My engine in my car crushed my leg during this accident which caused several rare breaks two several bones in my leg and I required several surgeries and I was admitted to the hospital for a few weeks. My second day there they took me for my first ankle surgery with Dr Aaron Taylor, who I had never met yet, and they told me he was putting an external fixator also called an ex-fix, on my shin in down to my ankle, which would be these metal rods sticking into my bones and coming out through my legs which would keep the broken bones in place until the swelling went down. Dan wants the swelling went down enough, he could put the titanium rods and screws in to help the bones heal. So I was told I would have two surgeries - first the external fixator, then the titanium rods and screws. So I went for the external fixator and they took me back to my room and said that Dr Taylor would come down and speak with me later, since all surgeons come down and check on their patients at the end of the day to meet with them and see if they have any questions. Around 6 or 7:00 p.m. Dr Taylor still had never come to see me. Finally a nurse came into my room and said that she was coming on behalf of Dr Taylor and he had asked her to come on his behalf to let me know that he was not going to come and see me today, but he wanted this nurse to let me know that she would be able to answer any questions I had about this external fixator on my leg, and then she delivered the bad news. which immediately made me understand why he didn't come and tell me himself - she told me that Dr Taylor scheduled me for another surgery in 2 days because he doesn't like the way these rods look and he wants to reposition some of the rods. The nurse said that Dr Taylor would come and speak with me tomorrow in case I had any questions about the neck surgery. All of these staff must have thought I was stupid or something, so I told her I'm not stupid and I'm a medical student in college, so I know what they're doing, and I know what's going on here, and basically what they're saying is medical term for the doctor messed up and now he needs to fix it in 2 days but you can't say it that way or I'll sue you. And the nurse giggled and said well I wouldn't say that... So after the plates and screws and all that finally got put in at the end, my last appointment I had with Dr Taylor was at 4:00 in the afternoon I think I was there on time and someone took me to the exam room and I was in a wheelchair but I was supposed to keep my foot elevated so while I'm in my wheelchair, my foot's hanging down and will eventually start to swell and then hurt more. Orders to elevate my foot originally. I sat in that exam room for 2 and 1/2 hours waiting for Dr Taylor to come and examine me! My appointment was at 4:00 and he did not come in until 6:40 p.m. very very swollen and very very sore so I told him I said I'm in a lot of pain right now because I haven't been able to elevate my leg for several hours and my leg's been hanging down here for a while now. And he immediately said to me that I need to stop looking for pain pills to help me and if I still think that pain pills are going to help me with my pain at this point then I need to go to the methadone clinic!!! He made false visit summary notes in our visit summaries to make it appear as if I'm seeking pain medication as a drug addict and when I saw him doing that I walked out of our last appointment, so to make himself look like the better person he immediately discharged me as a patient, probably to save his own skin probably before I had a chance to dismiss him as my doctor. I've been calling the office for my records, but every time I call all of those girls that answer keep hanging up on me as soon as I tell them who I am. So I'm calling Monday and if they hang up I'm calling my lawyer back! ENOUGH!"
"Attentive listener, patient, thorough and kind."
"This surgeon is not professional he needs to learn how to talk to people correctly he has a bad attitude and his personality sucks"
"Dr Aaron Taylor is a great Dr he made me feel special. He explained everything to my husband. Thank you Dr Taylor for seeing me on Dec 3rd 2021."
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