Dungy Orthopedic Center

Dr. Dungy is fantastic. I am seeing him for issues with both of my knees. All of my interactions have been A+. I highly recommend him and his staff as did my prior Orthopedic doctor.
My only issue is the wait times. My past few appointments have been delayed by 30 – 45 minutes which makes it hard when you have to get back to the office for work. But — I never feel rushed when they are with me.

After seeing the same ortho for over 25 years he retired. I was referred to Dr. Dungy by 2 orthos who have worked with him. My history is very rare as I am only 35 with bilateral hip replacements.
The doc spent ample time with me and really listened to me. I honestly feel he got to know my entire history during that entire visit. He really took his time.
I am beyond pleased with my care there and K ow I will be in good hands!!!
Office staff is all very nice. And we’ll worth the drive for me. As the office is an hour away from my home.

This doctor is first rate. He is results oriented, professional and well schooled in his trade. My husband got a complete hip replacement. He couldn’t be happier with the treatment received both in the office and in the hospital. The PA was knowledgable and succinct in her explanation of what was to occur. The office staff is pleasant and efficient. We were pleased from beginning to the end of the process.
Dr. Dungy specializes in hip and knee replacement. He is an expert in his field of expertise. He also goes above and beyond to show he cares about his patients and their outcome.

I went to Dr. Dungy because a few people tell me he was pretty good he excepted my insurance and he was close to where I live what a mistake! I never saw Dr. Dungy not one time in my 6 to 10 visits that I had there Tina. Now I don’t know about anybody else but when I’m paying good money to see a doctor I expect to see a doctor not a nurse practitioner all they wanted to do was inject crap in my knee rather than do the surgery on it. The big guy that always came in with Tina I don’t know what his name is he was always nasty. The office staff was rude I just said you know where I’m out of here. Is it normal not to see a doctor for 6 to 10 visits since you been there?

Took my mother to him for a fractured wrist. He said he wasn’t sure if it was fractured and to come back in two weeks. Went to another doctor and it was fractured and they put a hard cast on it. We were sent there by Sante Rehab Center. Maybe they are in cahoots?

Incredible physician! Dr. Dungy was highly recommended to me by 2 friends. I would not hesitate to recommend him to anyone. I had 2 partial knee replacements 7 weeks apart. I was up and walking within hours after surgery. He has an amazing bedside manner, as does his P.A., Tina. I was way ahead of schedule after surgery and feeling terrific walking really great and superb range of motion until I switched from in home physical therapy to outpatient physical therapy. Unfortunately, in spite of telling them of a past back surgery and the need for caution, they seemed to keep choosing therapy bad for my back causing it to hurt for the first time in years. In addition, my knees that had been almost pain free and quite strong, became more painful and weaker. I went to Dr. Dungy for my 6 week check and I explained what happened. He did back X-​rays in office that day. He showed me an issue with my spine, helped expedite me seeing my neurosurgeon by talking to him that day. Within a week I had an MRI and was into see the surgeon. I had very serious back issues that had to have surgery, possibly saving me from paralysis. That surgery was done and my back is great. He is now going to help guide me back to rehab my knees after having to stop my PT. I am very, very, grateful Dr. Dungy listens to his patients and goes up and beyond the call of duty. His staff is friendly and caring, too. The only suggestion I would have is that he hires another wonderful PA. I am not sure if it was just the timing of my surgery but it seems there are too many days that Tina and Dr. Dungy are not available.

In April 2012 I tore my ACL. I tried to just let it go (I didn’t know) but it persisted. My normal doctor sent me in for an MRI, which came back that the ACL was indeed torn. Off to the Orthpedic folk.
Dr Dungy saw me and I must admit, he was quite personable. He doesn’t have that holier than though doctor attitude.
With that said, I wished he was a little more upfront with what my options were. I’m just a laymen and I don’t know what I need. Let me explain — my ACL is torn but it generally doesn’t buckle or anything. It is generally constantly tight and thus I don’t do any bowling, hiking, or running anymore in fear of hurting it. Because it wasn’t causing me any bad discomfort he kind of steered me in the way of physical therapy. However, from what I’m reading if I ever want to do any of the above activities my only real chance is surgery as ACLs never heal. Physical therapy is only good to strengthen the muscles and tissues around the ACL to hold it in place for general activities.
So I’m probably looking at surgery.