Dr Brian Evans

I’ve known Dr. Evans for over 15 years (THR+…somewhat atypical circumstances due to issues since birth), & believe me when I tell you… he’s one of the good ones.
He’s calm, confident, & will take the time to answer any questions without leaving one feeling hurried or a nuisance.
Whether you’re looking for a primary surgeon or just in need of a second opinion, Dr. Evans should be on your To Call list.
Wishing you all well!

Dr. Evans. What can I say? This olé boy is about his business. I had been getting the run around from my docs. Have a pain pill. Here take two. When I had finally had enough of being in absolute misery I insisted on being Xrayed. I got the normal lose weight and you will be fine. But it’s hard to exercise when the simple task of lifting your foot three inches off of the floor is so painful it takes your breath away. X-​ray came back and now we are concerned about a fractured hip. Terrible arthritis etc … I get a referral to see Doc Evans. From the moment I met this guy I knew I was gonna be ok. No pill pushing no needles. No none of that unless I wanted to endure it. UP TO ME. UP TO ME? Wow! From my first appt. to my last follow up he has been straight on THE BEST Dr. I have ever seen. Any Dr. For anything. Total hip replacement. On my feet the same day in less pain after surgery than I was before surgery. You want a pro doing your hip replacement! This is your guy.

I’d been to a couple of orthopedists over the past few years trying to get help for chronic ITBS. The first two Drs I saw never heard of it. They were convinced I had a bone problem that was going to require surgery. Despite several emphatic statements that I didn’t have swelling in my knees during the injured periods, one of the Dr’s (who shall remain nameless for now), insisted that I must have and he wanted to schedule an MRI and possible surgery before exploring other options.
I hadn’t been in Dr. Evan’s office 2 minutes before he put his hand on my hip and knee at EXACTLY the places the pain was. He had me do a series of stretches and movements to troubleshoot the pain that were perfectly targeted to my symptoms. I didn’t want to color his diagnosis by telling him what I thought it was, and he was dead on. He even predicted the month the symptoms set in — September. (Turns out people training for marathons hit their longest runs right before the MC marathon, which is when the injury hits).
I was ecstatic. He said the odds were 90% that I’d recover with only physical therapy and that we should explore that before considering any surgical solutions. He gave me a list of physical therapists and I was on my way.
The office itself isn’t exactly metro accessible, but it’s pretty easy to find and there’s plenty of parking that’s discounted for patients. All in all, one of my most positive medical experiences…