Dr. Nagda’s outstanding skills as a surgeon are widely known. This was the one year anniversary of my shoulder replacement and I have NO pain, full range of motion, normal strength, no restrictions and - did I mention - NO pain! Beyond the pure mechanics of a surgical procedure is the human factor. Dr. Nagda is incredibly kind and compassionate. From the first exam before surgery to this visit a year later, his genuine concern, encouraging nature and gentle sense of humor were always evident. I am grateful for his rare combination of excellence in both surgical skill and caring personality. Thank you, sir!PS: Despite the kind suggestion, no, I doubt I will take up water skiing this summer as I am about to turn 70! I appreciate the suggestion ….

Lexi was awesome!

Dr Nagda was Extremely Patient with me, Awesome Bedside Manner, And Definitely Good On The Eyes !

Professional check-in tech and staff. Lexi and Dr Nagda’s attentiveness and straightforward communication practices puts you at ease. Again, I appreciate the professionalism.

Dr. Nagda and his team are wonderful.

This was my one-year follow-up visit after a reverse shoulder replacement in April, 2025. I am pain-free and able to move my shoulder and arm with a full range of motion. Most important, I’m once again able to easily swing a golf club in a full arc with confidence and with no pain. Dr. Nagda is simply one of the best orthopedic surgeons anywhere; a miracle worker and a life changer! Plus he’s a wonderful, personable and caring professional. I cannot recommend him highly enough. Thank you from the bottom of my heart Dr. Nagda!

Had L hip joint replaced 30 yrs ago by Dr. Charles Engh.

Dr. Sameer Nagda is a consummate professional, as is his P.A.

Follow up visit

I believe that you are very knowledgeable but that is not all it takes to be a good provider. You have to listen without already knowing how you plan to respond. Saying “I just told you that!” is incredibly disrespectful, Dr. Nagda. I’m a provider, I know how hard it is to have people double booked and try to squeeze someone in over lunch when it means staying an hour later at night to finish charting when you need to be up super early the next morning to be at the hospital. But if you can’t treat your patients with respect and make them feel heard, it does more harm than good in the long run.