Dr. Ian Ross MD

Dr Ross is a bit brusque, but he knows his way around a spine and after two surgeries for two different issues, I trust him completely. I can walk again without pain and at almost 70, that's a great gift
Feb 2nd, 2024

He's the worst doctor I've ever encountered. He operates on fear. If you look at all the staff around him, they are all afraid of him. He purposefully does rounds outside of patient visiting hours so family cannot ask him questions. He's proven to me that he does not care for his patients, the moment they ask for a second opinion, he takes it personally and disregards any future outcomes. Every patient, especially in a precarious situation related to neurosurgery, has a right to a second opinion without retribution. He runs his department unchecked.
Apr 27th, 2023

Oct 1st, 2022

I am so happy to see dr. Ross I had seizure for 34 years dr. Ross diagnosed I have scar tissue in left part of brain he did surgery and took out that tissue then seizure stopped and now I so healthy and happy. "Thank you Dr. Ross"
Jun 17th, 2022

Dr. Ross did my C5-C6 anterior disc replacement surgery with a mobi-C implant in July 2017. He took the time to answer all of my questions, and was very thorough in explaining the benefits vs risks for my procedure. He did not make me feel pressured in my situation, and simply laid the facts out for me. He took the time to show me my spinal MRI and demonstrate what was going on with me. He initially proposed a fusion for me, but I requested for a disc replacement. My surgery went well without complications. He checked in on me on the evening of my day 0 post surgery, and day 1 after my surgery. If it were not for him, I would have eventually lost complete function to my left arm, hand and fingers. My quality of life could have truly been wrecked after a traumatic injury to my neck from a car accident, but it didn't. Yes, he can come off as brusque during a clinic visit, but he is also a caring and competent physician. Truly, Dr. Ross gave me my life back and saw me for multiple visits during my first 3 months of recovery. It's been nearly 8 years since my surgery, and I am thankful everyday that I am doing so much better now and have full function of my left arm and hand. Thank you, Dr. Ross.
Apr 4th, 2024