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Joshua L. Gary, MD

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Specialty:
Orthopedic Surgery
Clinical Interests:
General Adult and Pediatric Orthopaedic Trauma, Young Adult Hip Preservation
Board Certification:
American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery
Orthopaedic Surgery
Education/Training

Medical School
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, 2005

Residency
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, 2010

Fellowship
University of Maryland - Shock Trauma Center, 2011

Dr. Joshua Gary is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at McGovern Medical School at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth).

Certified by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery, Dr. Gary specializes in Orthopedic Trauma with an emphasis in minimally invasive treatment of pelvic and acetabular fractures and hip disorders in the young adult.  His areas of clinical interest include pelvic and acetabular fractures, complex fractures and dislocations, and malunion and nonunion surgery.

Dr. Gary is an active member of several professional organizations including the Orthopedic Trauma Association, American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, and AO Trauma Faculty. Dr. Gary has been recognized as one of Houston’s top doctors by H Magazine and Texas Monthly. In 2015, he was awarded the Dean’s Teaching Excellence Award.

25 Patient Review(s) / 49 Surveys

07/01/20
I really like *Dr. Gary, he's a great guy.
03/06/20
Dr. Gary is awesome!
12/20/19
Dr. Gary is the best Dr. we have seen. We adopt him.
12/13/19
During my most recent visit on [...], I was informed that I would be receiving a call to schedule follow-up surgery. However, after a week with no call I called the med center office and was told the appointment had been scheduled, without any input from me, for [...]. When I asked why I had not been notified I received no plausible answer. I consider this a serious communications breakdown.
12/13/19
During my most recent visit on [...] while it was scheduled for [...] I didn't see Dr. J Gary until [...]. No X-ray time was involved. BTW, your waiting room is ridiculously small, especially considering all the wheelchair and walker traffic that should be anticipated.
12/05/19
Was out of hospital a few days when I realized my medications would run out before visit to Dr. and within 1 working day had new prescription.
12/05/19
Questions that could be answered were and those that could not be answered on the spot had an answer before I left.
12/05/19
Providers included me in all discussions which I highly value.
12/03/19
This time, [...] appointment, I waited 45 minutes for the x-ray, but after x-ray, *Dr. Gray almost immediately came to seem me.
11/23/19
The doctor I made an appointment with was Dr. Joshua Gary. He was excellent in his professionalism and interactions with myself and my [...]. HOWEVER, his associate that came into the exam room before Dr. Gary left something to be desired. I am not sure what his actual position was. I asked his name and he replied that he was an associate of Dr. Gary's. He asked questions, but didn't really seem interested in the answers. When I would answer, he would either cut me off or begin doing something else. For me personally, it is a pet peeve of mine that if you ask me a question, then sit quietly while I answer and do not interrupt. When it came to examining my leg, he gave no warning that he was about to grab my leg and began to handle it like it was a slab of meat. I did not appreciate that. I understand that the doctor, PA or NP may see a hundred patients in a day, but each and every one of us may have certain idiosyncrasies that we do not like being crossed. This particular person seemed preoccupied with other topics on his phone than he was about the patient in front of him who had just suffered a [...] [...] [...] injury. If I had my way, I would rather not have him assisting Dr. Gary with my case, otherwise I may come across as a rude and disgruntled patient. This person, in my humble opinion, did not have the professionalism nor "bed side manner" that at my age have been accustomed to in my dealings with health care professionals.
11/19/19
PA is awesome.
11/19/19
*Dr. Gary is great!
11/19/19
Everyone in the office is friendly and personable. I enjoyed my visits with all staff.
11/11/19
The provider was extremely thorough @ explaining everything. They were honest about my condition and proposed treatment options. Which will see how my surgery heals and we will go from there.
11/11/19
They worked together so well to get me in and out of there at a decent time. Everyone has a great communication with each other.
11/11/19
Arrived early and was called in to the room super fast and was able to see the doctor fairly quick.
10/15/19
My experience with *Dr. Gary and staff was exceptionally great. I would highly recommend him to friends and family.
10/10/19
Dr. Jousha Gary is the best.
10/07/19
Very good and excellent.
09/18/19
*Dr. Gary was very thorough and explained everything well so I could understand.
09/17/19
Need to improve processing time while in clinic (approx. + 2 hours for taking care patient) including waiting time.
09/04/19
This was my first time seeing *Dr. Gary since my surgery in [...]. He totally discounted anything I explained to him about my current condition/experience. Did not listen at all, it was like I was talking to a wall. Very poor bedside manner.
08/31/19
The nurse treats you with care.
08/31/19
Lots of patients so had to wait for more than an hour to see doctor. A very busy physician.
08/16/19
Appointment was [...] didn't see Dr. till after [...].

Dr. Gary is an active member of several professional organizations including the Orthopedic Trauma Association, American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, and AO Trauma Faculty. Dr. Gary has been recognized as one of Houston’s top doctors by H Magazine and Texas Monthly. In 2015, he was awarded the Dean’s Teaching Excellence Award.

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