University Orthopaedic Associates

14 reviews

+1 (732) 537-0909

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2 Worlds Fair Dr

Somerset, NJ 08873

+1 (732) 537-0909

http://www.uoanj.com

University Orthopaedic Associates, New Jersey’s leading orthopaedic practice, is dedicated to providing the most current, highest quality, personalized healthcare services available. The group is committed to the pursuit of excellence in orthopaedic treatment, medical education and training, clin...

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Amy A.

6/3/2024

Dr. McDonnell and Kim the PA are knowledgeable , skilled at what they do , professional and have a great bedside manner.

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Eileen B.

11/2/2021

Very disappointed in my right TKR ( Total knee replacement) it was preformed by Dr Kayarios December of 2019. I have a weak left leg due to a back injury and the doctor knew I needed to count on...

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Nancy K.

8/17/2023

Dr Kayiaros replaced my very painful, degenerated left hip with a perfectly fitted material joint. I believe his excellent surgical skills are the reason I had such a quick and virtually pain-free...

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Morgan L.

1/15/2022

Please avoid this place and just make the trip into NYC to the Hospital for Special Surgery. I went through 3 months of very generic physical therapy that consisted of 10-15 minutes with a...

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Kevin R.

6/3/2021

I went in February because I've had knee pain for years. I had already done PT and exercise. I met with Dr. Kayiatos and the first thing he did was order X-rays. He saw both of my knees were bone...

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