Klamath Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Clinic

On the 18th of April I had a complete knee replacement done to my right leg. One week has gone by and my doctor's assistants have called me to tell me they have cut off me off of all my pain medication. I have never been in so much pain before in my life. I've ask to speak to my doctor and his asstant will not allow it. What am I suppose to do now with the ongoing post op care that makes this surgery a success. The staff told met that if I was in pain to go to the emergency room. I don't know what to do now about my after care. I am so angry that these bullies have targeted me.

I will not recommend Klamath Orthopedic to anyone. With the exception of the receptionist, everyone I came in contact with was abrupt and impatient. No one should come out of a doctor's appointment more upset and stressed than when they went in. I definitely came out close to tears.

Long wait! My appointment was at 8:30 and the doctor came in to see me at 9:26. No apologies whatsoever. I felt he was treating me in a condescending way.

This place is unorganized, slow, staff is friendly. If you have an appointment at 10, you won't be seen until after 11.

I meet Dr. Naraghi when he first moved to Klamath Falls during the covid he's very precise and knowledgeably skilled. I researched him I felt comfortable by his credentials and after meeting him I could tell this was a man who sought the well-being of others very meek mild-mannered incredibly gifted he reviews your medical records your films he doesn't tell you what you want to hear but tells you what he can do safetly medically. Just cleared my six-week checkup and I am doing an experiencing things I haven't done in years thank you Dr. Naraghi. Evelyn Ellsworth

Was seen by Dr. Niagari and he should have paid me never discussed my mri which clearly showed problem took own x-rays and said it was my pelvis gave me to 2 options then said neither would work if thats what a doctor is or does then im santa claus

I had disc replacement surgery in my neck 6 months ago and feel great. Dr. Fred Naraghi is an amazing surgeon and is one the kindest soul who really wants to help relieve your pain. I Still have to do my lower back but I know I'm in good hands. The staff is also great.

I've had the pleasure and honor of seeing and being treated by Dr. Bayley. She is truly an incredible surgeon and individual. She takes the time to listen to your concerns, explain what is going on, and what your treatment options are. Thanks to her talent and skill as a surgeon, I can walk without pain in my right foot, and am on the road to recovery with my left.

She has shown such empathy and compassion to me through this whole process and I find that to be such a rare and valuable quality. I wouldn't see anybody but her and highly recommend her as a surgeon.

My experience at Klamath Ortho was a pleasant one. The front desk staff were polite, understanding, and helped me through the paperwork. The wait time was minimal and I was seen quickly. And my visit with the doctor was helpful and very informative. While his bedside manner left a little to be desired, he was able to tell me what exactly had happened to my ankle and why I was feeling the pain.

Which was amazing after months of not knowing much. No hoops to jump through just straight to the point and quickly got me to physical therapy. After months of dealing with a sprained ankle with not a lot of clear information and I very happy to finally have some answers. Thanks for your help Klamath Orthopedic! And the great view from my room was spectacular.

My first back surgery I thought Dr Conaughty did a good job, I could walk again. About a year later I had issues again, got an MRI, and Conaughty said it was from my first surgery. I said that's interesting since it's completely new pain. Come to find out after I got referred over to Sonsa in Medford, he never even looked at my MRI. That's not all, he also, just like everyone else in this town, did barely enough to get paid.

He told me I would never feel most of my feet again, my legs would probably always have tingling, and that it's just how it is. So 2 months after Dr Miller did my surgery, I'm feeling my feet, very minor pain and very rare to even occur now. Stay away from this town entirely for medical, it's a joke, drive the hour and get a doctor that cares about how you feel.

I twisted my ankle and went to Dr McCollough. He ordered x-rays and an MRI, which showed no breaks, fractures or tears. I went back to him and my symptoms were the same. He could not figure out what was wrong and referred me to a neurosurgeon. That doctor really didn't know what was the problem either. After dealing with this for over 4 months, my foot/ankle have pretty much healed on it's own.

I was given a walking boot, which wasn't what I needed since I could not walk on that foot. I purchased my own crutches and later a knee scooter! So, basically, going to the Dr. was a waste of my time and money as well as my insurance!