Moskal Michael J MD

Dr. Moskal is an incredible physician. Prior to my arm fracture, Dr. Moskal operated on my brother and father and did an excellent job. He truly exceeded all expectations as a surgeon for both of them. When I was on top of a mountain in CO after breaking my arm, I didn’t even panic when it came to finding a good surgeon to follow-up with after my emergency room visit. He provided excellent advice, and was courteous enough to refer me to a surgeon who has specific experience in my particular fracture. Thank you Dr. Moskal and office staff for all the help!

I’ve had 3 surgeries w Dr. Moskal and he has done a fantastic job on all of them! On my shoulder surgery I regained complete use of my arm again after physical therapy. After my bicep detached from my arm my worker’s compensation tried to send me to another surgeon. I found out this other surgeon put his clients in a brace for weeks after the surgery and didn’t have nearly the same success as Dr. Moskuls method.nnI refer him to all my friends and family. He is an honest doctor and will be straightforward with you. He’s not just trying to sell you on a surgery. Maybe some people who didn’t like his bedside manor actually didn’t like what he had to say. If you want the best results I’d recommend Moskal.

Dr Moskal was thorough, detailed and patient in his explanation of my options. My experience was frankly quite refreshing in the amount of information given. I did not feel pressured by a time constraint and was able to get all of my concerns addressed. We need more doctors like him practicing medicine!nAlthough this was an initial consultation, I found the office staff to be very accommodating. Thank you for your service.

Love Dr. Moskal, I read the previous comment and a lady spoke about bad bed side manners. I have seen and told others just the opposite. He is the nicest, friendliest Dr. I have ever came across. Excellent surgeon and man.

This quack is THE most inept, imprudent “MD” I have EVER encountered. I myself have had over a dozen surgeries due to a horrific car accident and was fortunate to be treated by the best, talented surgeons in the nation. However, when my father tore his rotator cuff and this genius repaired it, he left 5 FEET of dirty gauze enclosed in my fathers arm, sewn up. My father developed a staph infection that almost killed him and he had to wear a picc line for six months to kill the infection. Avoid this pathetic excuse for a physician because your life depends on it.