Austin Bone & Joint Clinic

Dr. Greenway is a nice man and I trusted him, but he really messed up my hand, didn’t set it right and didn’t refer me to a specialist (I didn’t know what a serious break it was) that could have done what was needed. I’ve had lots of problems due to his negiligence. In order to fix my hand now I will have to have a screw inserted in at the knuckle. Yikes!
Also he removed a bursa on my hip which was supposed to be rather minor surgery arthroscopic removal of the bursa. In this technique, the bursa is removed through a small (¼-​inch) incision over the hip. It says on his personal page that he is qualified in this kind of surgery: However, no doubt because he could charge more, he cut into my leg and left me with a six inch scar, a permanent six inch dent in my hip and longer recovery time because he cut through all those muscles. He did not discuss this with me at all prior to the surgery, nor did he tell me what was wrong with my broken hand.

ACL surgery and they did an excellent job. I highly recommend John Pearce. He did a fantastic job! All of my PTs told me how much better my incisions looked and how much faster I recovered. Go to Dr. John Pearce!

After a bicycle accident in April and a wrist that didn’t heal properly, my lawyer referred me here. I have seen both John and Stephen Pierce and have had the greatest care ever. Stephen Pierce performed a surgery to fix my hand on October 20 at St. David’s Hospital and though I am still going through physical therapy and whatnot, I’m confident in the job he performed.
These people rock.

Excellent practice. I’ve never had to wait more than a few minutes past my appointment time. And Dr. Greenway has a good touch with the needle (read that as even the big needle doesn’t hurt too much).