Center For Sports Medicine: Mastey Robert MD

2415 McCallie Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37404

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About the Business

Welcome to the Center for Sports Medicine: Mastey Robert MD

Located at 2415 McCallie Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee, the Center for Sports Medicine is your premier destination for specialized orthopedic care. Under the expert guidance of Dr. Robert Mastey, we offer comprehensive health services with a focus on hand and upper extremity disorders.

About Dr. Robert Mastey

Dr. Mastey brings a wealth of education and experience to the practice. He began his academic journey with a B.A. in Economics from Colgate College, followed by graduate studies in Applied Human Physiology at Hahnemann Medical School. He earned his medical degree from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, now known as Rutgers Medical School. Dr. Mastey completed his post-graduate training in General and Orthopaedic Surgery at Duke University Medical Center and further honed his expertise with a fellowship in Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery at Brown University/Rhode Island Hospital.

Since joining the Center for Sports Medicine and Orthopaedics in 1996, Dr. Mastey has been dedicated to providing top-tier care to his patients in Chattanooga and beyond. He is a proud member of numerous prestigious organizations, including the American Society for Surgery of the Hand and the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.

Our Services

Dr. Mastey and his team offer a wide array of services, including:

- Hand & Elbow Surgery

- Arthroscopic Surgery

- Foot & Ankle Surgery

- Interventional Pain Management

- Back, Neck & Spine Surgery

- Sports Medicine

- Total Joint Replacement

We also provide specialized services such as C4 Sports Therapy, OrthoBiologics, and Ortho Urgent Care, along with performance training and rehabilitation services.

Community and Personal Life

Dr. Mastey and his wife, Carol, have been long-time residents of the East Brainerd area, where they have raised their three children. Outside of his professional commitments, Dr. Mastey enjoys sports, travel, music, and reading.

For appointments and inquiries, please call us at 423.624.2696 (Chattanooga) or 800.757.2696 (outside Chattanooga). Trust the Center for Sports Medicine: Mastey Robert MD for your orthopedic health needs and experience the highest standard of care.

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2415 McCallie Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee 37404, United States

423-624-2696

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Reviews

Timothy Owens:

"Dr Mastey told me a joke and asked for one from me. I did not have one at the moment. This is for him. How do you treat a rattlesnake bite homeopathically? You build a pine box, lay down in it, and cross your arms on your chest."

almost 5 months ago

Nick Gregory:

"I was sent to see dr mastery by worker’s compensation. I had almost cut off the tip of my thumb. From the first appointment to the last appointment. He was very professional very knowledgeable. Every thing he said would happen did. He doesn’t beat around the bush. Straight to the point. I wish all doctors were like him."

1 year ago

melinda kingsley:

"Don’t do it. Seriously, find someone else for surgeries that involve skin grafts and hand injuries. First, Dr. Mastery’s bedside manner is difficult. He seems to not understand his patients might be in pain. After a painful table saw injury to my hand, Dr. Mastey started care for the wound. Every time I have visited his office, he has instructed the nurse to put a band-aid on it after he examines it. I have spoke up consistently and the nurses have been very compassionate and taken the time to re-wrap the injury with gauze and sports wrap. This is not a band-aid injury, so it feels out of touch with reality when he suggests such things. Secondly, I was awake with local anesthesia as he performed a nail removal and skin graft to repair the damage. Hand to god, as the surgery is taking place, I hear him ask for sterile cotton balls- and the response is, they’re out. Then I hear him ask for mineral oil to coat my finger so the graft doesn’t dry out as it heals (he wants it to stay wrapped until I see him again in a week and a half) and again he was told that they are out of mineral oil and they had recently stopped carrying it. When I went to the follow up, Dr. Mastey unwrapped my hand and told me the skin graft had gone necrotic due to drying out and that mineral oil would have helped. He literally said that in front of me, then told the nurse on his way out the door to get me a band-aid. Save yourself, find a different surgeon."

almost 2 years ago

Mike Hall:

"Dr Mastey performed a trigger finger release on my left hand. He and his staff were very efficient and kind. They met all my expectations. I highly recommend Dr Mastey and will definitely use him again if the need arises."

almost 2 years ago