Dr. Andrew Ayers specializes in the treatment of sports-related shoulder, elbow, knee and ankle injuries with a secondary interest in the treatment of traumatic injuries and fractures.
Dr. Andrew Ayers specializes in the treatment of sports-related shoulder, elbow, knee and ankle injuries with a secondary interest in the treatment of traumatic injuries and fractures.
Dr. Andrew Ayers specializes in the treatment of sports-related shoulder, elbow, knee and ankle injuries with a secondary interest in the treatment of traumatic injuries and fractures. He is a graduate of Colby College where he captained the football and lacrosse teams. After graduating from Colby, he taught biology and Latin and coached football, basketball and lacrosse at the Delbarton School in Morristown, NJ. He spent summers working as an instructor at a mountaineering school in Chamonix, France. Dr. Ayers then went on to earn a master’s degree in physiology from Georgetown University, where he also worked as a graduate assistant coach for the lacrosse team. He remained at Georgetown to obtain his M.D. and completed his orthopedic surgery residency training at Georgetown University Hospital. He rounded out his training with a fellowship in sports medicine at the Hughston Clinic in Columbus, GA where he was team physician for local high schools, colleges and professional sports teams. He and his wife Kate and their four children live in Hamilton where he enjoys the outdoors and coaches youth hockey and lacrosse.
Back to deadlifting and squatting 12 weeks post ACL reconstruction. I'm very happy with my experience.
the apt was on time. the staff was very nice and the nursing asst. was nice also. the doctor was quick and explained things well.
Took time 2 answer my questions. Explained the surgery in plain English so I could understand. Gave me the pros & cons of going thru w it.
Dr Ayers was very professional and did a great job with my father!
Cannot not say enough good things about the Dr and supporting staff.
I love Dr. Ayers, he is a fantastic physician and surgeon. He listens, is compassionate and has a lovely bedside manner.
I asked for MD with expertise in THR Instead front desk gave me appt with Dr Ayers who doesn’t typically operate on hips.
Last year I had rotar cuff surgery. I had three tendons reattached. Dr Ayers performed the surgery- He was outstanding took time to assess alk my issues- there was a fair amount of pain the first couple of months and he provided the suffic-great Job
Very personable
Dr. Ayers actually was “present” at my evaluation appointment for my knee. We had a substantive conversation in which he answered my questions and conserns. We made a plan for treatment and then he injected my knee himself. A very engaged MD.