Paul Hazelrig, MD

Wanted to take a few minutes out of my day and tell everyone out there that needs a total hip replacement to look no further than Dr Hazelrig. He is an outstanding surgeon and a kind and warm human being. I was very apprehensive about having the surgery done and my fears were quickly eliminated. I had extreme hip pain and I can say after approximately 4 weeks after surgery I was healed and on the road to recovery.
He simply is the BEST

I consider myself very fortunate to have been recommended to and treated by Dr Hazelrig. His friendly manner, his efficiently run office, his impressive track record of performing thousands of arthroscopic surgeries, inspires confidence. I am so pleased with the outcome of my meniscectomy. Of course I hope never to need orthopedic surgery again, but if it happens, I’ll be back to see Dr Hazelrig.

Dr. Hazelrig is the best! I was referred to him by a friend and wish I had more people that I knew could use him, though he’s a specialist! He has operated on both of my knee’s, due to tears. Both times I came out like someone who never had problems EVER! He was honest and told me not to keep running, though I have not listened and because he’s a fabulous, awesome, amazing Orthopedic Surgeon, I have to say, he’s the reason I can still run today. I was walking the day after both of my surgeries, almost 1 year apart from each other! He has a great staff and I’m so happy that I was able to have a wonderful experience with my surgeries!

Dr Hazelrig is great. I went in with a very swollen knee. He explained everything really well to both me and my mom (over the phone). And he didn’t mess around, he sent me for an x-​ray and MRI right off the bat.
He found the problem and geared it towards my lifestyle/​activity level without making me feel badly about my choices.
In the end, he sent me for physical therapy which helped greatly and I now take glucosomine daily.

Dr. Hazelrig is awesome. He is really personable, knowledgeable and has a great bedside manner. I went in for tennis elbow. Yes, tennis elbow does not sound serious, but they do have a fancy name for it and the pain is substantial.
Dr. Hazelrig gave me a cortisone shot, which was not too comfortable. Once I recovered from my cortisone flareup, my elbow felt brand new.
Unfortunately, my elbow decided to act up and the tennis elbow pain returned. Reluctant to get another shot, Dr. Hazelrig suggested laser treatment. He was going to send me off sight for the service but realized my medical insurance would not cover it. I think he felt sorry for me, so he decided to laser me up in his office.
There has not been enough time passed in order to know if the lazier works, but I do appreciate Dr. Hazelrig’s efforts and the fact he administered a treatment he felt would help me.
These are the things I like:
1-​Dr. Hazelrig
2-​his staff
3-​the fact it is a one stop shop (x-​rays and all)
4-​fast and friendly service
5-​communication
From my past experiences, I find it difficult to find a doctor I like. Dr. Hazelrig has changed that for me.