Went to see Humphrey about a broken foot. It was straight back to the office and no wait time. He has very friendly staff as well as himself.What got me was that over a year seeing many doctors and taking all kinds of test over a previous injury that other doctors thought it was in my head it took him 2 seconds to figure it out.Now Im less stressed over it and have a surgery lined up to fix the problem.Thank you for caring Dr.Humphrey

While my surgery has gone great, there is a major lack of communication between Dr & patient, Dr & nurse and Dr & physical therapist!On the day of my surgery I was asked to be there at 10am, I sat in the waiting room until 1230, the nurses stated they couldve called but decided against it. I explained to the Dr prior to surgery that I was coming a hour out, that my husband was my ride and we had a toddler in which we couldnt get a sitter for. None of this was taken into account when deciding to call me or not. The dr also stated my husband could come in the back while prepping and recovery room after surgery however that was not the case.The nurses scheduled my first PT appointment, when arriving there the pt office was never given any protocol to follow.First follow up with my Dr he unlocked my brace only to get a big no no from my PT. The PT called the nurses and they agreed with PT, thus is the Dr wrong?!??? Orrrr?Bottom line no one is on the same page! For an effective smooth healing process one would think that communication of protocols is key!

Dr. Hunphreys did two knee replacements on me. They were a year apart. Now after another year, I ran my first five k marathon with no pain!