Jack Choueka, MD

Dr. Choueka is truly a rare Dr. My friend used him twice for surgery, and raves about his Physician qualities. More is his kindness and willingness to help. I was in indescribable knee pain, for some time. Although I am not his patient, he found me an excellent surgeon, Dr. Erez. He contacted me to reassure me that Dr. Erez is for me. There are still some Dr’s. with such qualities.

I have seen Dr Choueka for both on my wrists– CTS surgery. Not only was he a magnificent surgeon, his bedside manner was over the top.
I am grateful
Staff was extremely friendly and professional.
I highly recommend.

The service of the front desk receptionists is very terrible and the front desk employees are very rude, especially that lady who name starts with an F. I went for a follow up with different docter and had the same experience with this rude lady. l I will not be communicating with that lady ever again

Office service: Excellent
Doctor: Terrible
Long story-​short: the doctor wasn’t professional at all, one of the worst one I’ve ever seen. I am still worried about my finger and hand recovery. I will visit another specialist. As doctors always say: «the first person that will know if there is something wrong with your body is you» and I think this time I will have to suffer the consequences of my visits to this guy. You can give him a try, probably my case was the only one, but I still do not recommend him at all, I gave him 3 opportunities already.
He wasn’t interested at all in helping me with my injury. You can read my part of the story bellow.
1.I cut the tendon in one of my fingers. During my first appointment the doctor didn’t show up until I was leaving, one of the residents took care of me. He just told me: «oh no worries, you will be fine, come back in 3 weeks», while the resident told me to go back in a week.
2.I came back for my second appointment and after waiting 15 minutes, and in just 3 minutes he saw my finger (again after a resident took care of me before) and told me the same «oh is going well, in 2 weeks yo can play basketball again you don’t even need to come back», I ask him what about the «spoon» they put on my finger, it was a little loose, I was worried it would affect the straightness of my finger, and he said «no its fine».
3.After 2 weeks I came back for the third time because I was worried I couldn’t move half of my pinky, and I though I broke it as well. After waiting 1:10 hr since the time of my appointment he finally showed up and it was kind of the same story again, but this time I asked him about every single doubt I had, because I am still having a pain in the finger plus it doesn’t look straight enough as it should (I never cheated during the recovery process). He said that after a while of not moving the hand, fingers loose motion until you start rehabilitation of the injured one. But he never mentioned that before, because the 2 previous appointment he never took care of the situation, and as a consequence I paid for this last extra appointment, where he just spend 3 minutes responding me questions (after i waited 1:10 hr), and then directed me to a woman to help me with the rehabilitation of the finger. After I left the room I went to the front desk to drop my files, and I told the secretary (whom did look more like a higher position) about my 1:10 hr spent inside doctors room waiting for him (without counting the initial wait at the front desk) and she told me its something normal.

Wonderful doctor! I needed a pediatric orthopedic surgeon when my 4-​year old broke his arm. A friend of mine recommended Dr. Choueka. Doctor is extremely knowledgeable, everyone in the office (front desk, x-​ray technician, doctors and assistants) are extremely friendly and made my son feel as comfortable as possible given the situation. I highly recommend Dr. Choueka to anyone needing an orthopedic surgeon.