Reviews of Bigham Aaron Dr (Ophthalmologist)

333 Athlone Ave #104, Woodstock, ON N4V 0B8, Canada

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Here you will see all the feddbacks of real people like you who bought the products and services of Bigham Aaron Dr (Ophthalmologist) near Woodstock (Canada).

Now this firm receives a rating of 4.3 out of 5 and that score has been calculated on 9 reviews.

You must have seen that the average of ratings that it reaches is really good, and it's based on an average of scores, so the rating is rationally credible, although it does not have a enough amount of assessments to grant it total reliability.

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REVIEWS OF Bigham Aaron Dr IN Woodstock

Rob Lelievre

The staff and Dr Bigham are amazing. He has treated myself and my 91 year old mother with success. You cannot only hope to see him if you need Orthopedic issues. Very thorough and knowledgeable. Explains options and recommendations in laymen terms.

shane hammond

I went in nervous but left excited to get my surgery. DR.Bigham explained everything with confidence and a caring attitude. I have gone years with pain with misdiagnosed results which can happen but after 10 minutes he had a plan that made me realize he knows what he is talking about. I know there will be a wait but he gave me hope for better years to come. I will comment again after surgery because I believe in Dr. BIGHAM

Lisa Woolley

Fabulous Doctor! Kind, compassionate, interesting in your information and story. Takes the time to explain and makes sure that you understand.

Rick Vanbesien

I had a left hip replacement Dr Bigham did an unbelievable job! Great care explained everything and did a great surgery!

Barney Meeker

My doctor referred me to Dr. Bigham due to ongoing pain that is not getting better. Just got a call that my appointment is booked. In EIGHT months. Evidently nobody cares about quality of life anymore. And they wonder why people are driven to opiods - I've been holding out so far, but if I have to wait EIGHT months for any kind of pain relief there's no guarantee that I can continue to resist something stronger than what I've been taking.