Jennifer B. Green, MD

"Hardly a wait! And Dr Green is fantastic, very friendly and helpful with my issue. I would have rated 5 stars except I wish I had been numbed up before the injection, which was very painful."

"I've been going to Dr.Green for awhile now gor several different issues. Right from the beginning she has been nothing but professional. Always has a smile on her face and an amazing personality. Not only that. Her staff are just as great. Especially Jen. I highly recommend her."

"Dr. Green is probably an expert in her field and a very capable hand surgeon, but during my office visit acted like an emotionless hyper-efficient automaton. Her wearing a surgical mask did not help with that. The visit was over after 5 minutes of a breakneck speed physical exam while she spoke to the computer scribe, with information for me about the tests she was doing only when I specifically asked. At the end, when she asked me, I had no questions because I did not have time to process what she had said and the visit was so obviously over for her that I was too uncomfortable to ask for clarification. I have a few hand/arm issues and do not know if they are related or for which of them she is sending me to a hand therapist. In summary, in my opinion the visit much too short for her to get an idea about the problems, and left me confused about the diagnoses and next steps. I will follow up with a different doctor because I would like to get treated like a human."

"Dr. Green arranged an immediate appointment and made a rapid and accurate diagnosis of a worsening trigger finger condition on my right hand. She explained the problem and treatment options. She gave me immediate injections in my index and ring finger trigger fingers. She explained how to care for my hand after the injection. She offered follow up as needed. This was a very satisfying orthopedic visit."

"I broke my wrist at the end of November 2023. It wasn't just a fracture, it was a complete break and required surgery that included putting a metal plate with 13 screws inside my wrist.. Dr. Green was recommended to me and I asked her to do the surgery and she said she would. Before surgery she had each member of her four member surgery team explain to me what they would be doing to assist in the surgery. They encouraged me to ask questions, which I did, and they gave me complete answers. Dr. Green came in after each member of the team had met with me and gave me additional information about the surgery and her follow-up after the surgery was done. She also thoroughly answered any questions I had. The net effect of these meetings was that I felt greatly relieved and confident that the surgery would be successful and that Dr. Green would do extensive follow-up to check on my progress with regard to the medications she prescribed and the physical therapist group, "Upper Hand Therapy and Training" (UHTT), she referred me to. I started physical therapy on January 2, 2024 and met twice a week with my assigned therapist who has been guiding me through three phases of therapy. The first phase was flexibility exercises. The second phase was the beginning of exercises with very light weights to start strengthening my hand and wrist muscles and the third phase is increasing the weights a bit to continue the strengthening. I am also continuing with the flexibility exercises in tandem with the strengthening exercises. All these exercises are done every day and I have made significant progress in healing, strength and flexibility. During the whole physical therapy period Dr. Green; has had three meetings with me to take XRays to make sure everything is OK inside my wrist and to take measurements to track my increases in flexibility. Flexibility, Strength and healing is progressing very well to the point where I no longer have to wear a splint. I consider myself very fortunate to have such a competent doctor with her competent team and a competent physical therapist to guide me though the exercises to get my wrist back to normal functioning."