OrthoArizona – Arcadia rates about where the Orthopedics field in Arizona does — 4.8 against a local average of 4.8 across 22 clinics. It carries more review than most of its neighbours: 4,540, against a local average of 2,846.
Ranked 5th of 8, counting only clinics with 2,846 or more reviews behind them.
Opening hours
Mon
8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Tue
8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Wed
8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Thu
8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Fri
8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Today
Closed
Sun
Closed
Highlights
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible parking
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Wheelchair-accessible seating
Amenities
Toilet
Parking
Free car park
On-site parking
Paid car park
Payment
Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
Planning a visit
Appointment required
Appointments recommended
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Patient reviews
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Erika
It was such a pleasure meeting Dr. Mark Lieber and his team today. From the moment I arrived, everyone was welcoming, professional, and attentive. Dr. Lieber took the time to listen to my concerns and provided exceptional care with genuine kindness and compassion. I truly appreciated his professionalism, gentle approach, and the excellent care I received from both him and his staff. Thank you for making my visit such a positive experience. Highly recommend! 😊
I can’t say enough great things about Amy Knighton. She was incredibly knowledgeable, caring, and truly listened to what I was experiencing with my back. She took the time to understand the issue, explain everything clearly, and create a plan that helped me feel better and get back to doing the things I love. Her professionalism, compassion, and dedication really stand out. I’m extremely grateful for the care I received and would highly recommend Amy Knighton to anyone looking for someone who genuinely cares about their patients.
My visit with Dr. Guarraia was beautiful. I love how Nurse DeeAnna was so beautiful, kind, respectful and educated. She made me feel so welcome. Dr. Guarraia is so awesome. I love his high positive energy. He not only give me good resources but great information about my health as well. I left feeling with good positive information.
Dr. Odgers listens and takes the time needed to answer all my questions and explain what is happening. From my initial visit, through surgery, and now as I work through physical therapy and recovery challenges, he has been amazing. He encourages me to keep progressing while providing excellent care, and I know I am in good hands. I also want to mention the nurses and X-ray techs are great too. Organized and friendly staff.
She listened to what I had to say. Very personable and caring. Spent the unrushed time with me. Made correct decisions on her analysis. I am waiting for a phone call to schedule a MRI. 😃
Highly recommend Dr. Odgers. I have seen him twice over the years for two different hand injuries. Both times he helped me heal. Very competent and great empathy. His staff was great as well.
This IS NOT the place you want to use! Tell your insurance company that you want a different provider.
They don’t care. Your pain and your wellbeing are dependent on homogeneous factors. Look at the people who walk in and walk out with a resolution in comparison to those who have to wait.
One would assume the severity of your issue would prioritize a person for surgery. It doesn’t.
One would also assume that if a patient can’t be fit into the early schedule that a different surgeon would take care of the patient for quality of care. Nope.
To make a patient wait almost two weeks after a power tool injury is cruel. It definitely shows a lack of care and humanity.
This is a boutique clinic. Patients are scheduled based on whether they “fit” the typical clinic’s silhouette and the rest are on the waitlist. They should rename themselves, “The Titanic” where First Class has the highest probability of surviving.
What’s that oath again?
No. Let’s stress a patient out by allowing them to stress about the function of their dominant hand and extending their recovery time since they can’t recover until after the surgery. So let’s allow the patient to suffer with no pain relief.
With that said, people don’t want to become addicted to drugs. The medical community doesn’t want patients to become addicted, so you should schedule the surgery at an appropriate time so that less medication is needed.
Cutting your right hand to the bone with a power tool is not an emergency so sit back and suffer.
This place is a prime example of when a Dr. is diagnosed as inefficient.
I called to request to file a complaint and the operator defended their routine of scheduling a patient close to them instead of what is sooner and more effective for the quality of life. This operator was intent on defending the doctor. It seemed like it was more important for us to remain with this doctor than to have a sooner surgery. I don’t buy any of the excuses. We asked for a different doctor even if it meant driving to another city and having another evaluation. Nope. They are determined for experimentation in Dr. Odger’s lab at his convenience. Maybe it’s not the doctor and it’s the clinic instead. Either way, don’t waste your time.
Kristen, Dr. Hartzler’s PA, is absolutely amazing. From the very beginning she has been incredibly sweet, kind, and genuinely supportive. She takes the time to listen, explain things clearly, and make you feel completely comfortable and cared for. Her knowledge and professionalism really stand out — she is not only compassionate but also extremely smart and thorough. You can tell she truly cares about her patients and wants the best outcomes for them. I am so grateful to have had her as part of my care team. She made a stressful process feel much more manageable and reassuring.