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Eric Freeh, DO
New Mexico Bone & Joint Institute
Orthopedics
Alamogordo, Ruidoso
4.9
275 Ratings
117 Comments
Dr. Eric J Freeh arrived from Phoenix in 1996 to join The New Mexico Bone and Joint Institute. He is a Board Certified orthopedic surgeon, with subspecialty fellowship training in trauma and fracture care. He has achieved national recognition as a true expert in the field.
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4.9
275 Ratings
117 Comments
Dr. Eric J Freeh arrived from Phoenix in 1996 to join The New Mexico Bone and Joint Institute. He is a Board Certified orthopedic surgeon, with subspecialty fellowship training in trauma and fracture care. He has achieved national recognition as a true expert in the field.
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Dr. Eric J Freeh arrived from Phoenix in 1996 to join The New Mexico Bone and Joint Institute. He is a Board Certified orthopedic surgeon, with subspecialty fellowship training in trauma and fracture care. He has achieved national recognition as a true expert in the field. As a faculty member of the International Trauma Society, the AO Foundation (Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Osteosynthesefragen), you can always count on Dr. Freeh's understanding of the most current treatment options available in the world today. Right here in Alamogordo, you can truly expect world-class care!
Dr. Freeh actually assisted in the training process of Dr. Dodson, the founding member of Alamogordo Orthopedics. They spent time together in Phoenix while Dr. Dodson was in medical school. They were both more than ecstatic to renew their friendship as peers when Dr. Freeh relocated to Alamogordo from his very successful practice in Arizona. His experience in Phoenix was invaluable as a member of the orthopedic group that took care of the Phoenix Suns, a spring training camp for the Oakland A’s and the Seattle Mariners, as well as many local high schools and colleges.
Along with his highly regarded fracture care treatment, Dr. Freeh also enjoys many other aspects of orthopedic surgery including sports medicine. He also performs arthroscopy of the knee and has a special interest in hand and upper extremities surgery, frequently taking care of such problems as carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, ganglion cysts, arthritis, meniscal tears, and ligamentous injuries.
Dr. Freeh is one of the founding members of the Southern New Mexico Surgery Center, a two-time winner of the APEX Quality Award from CTQ solutions. His professional ratings from patients are quite exemplary. Dr. Freeh is known in the area as a surgeon that takes time to listen. He then creates an orthopedic game plan with the patient that strives to achieve rapid healing and return to routine activities such as sports, hobbies, and occupation.
For those that don’t know, Dr. Freeh is an excellent musician, playing several stringed instruments such as guitar, mandolin, banjo, and ukulele. He has truly enjoyed passing on that love to his children. His knowledge base on antique cars is also impressive, and in addition to knowing about cars, he enjoys his hobby of fixing up and rebuilding cars of many types. This is also a great source of “family time” for him.
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He's AWESOME I would recommend him 2 anyone needing his help
Doctor Freeh is excellent. Very friendly & my visit with him is always great! I feel very comfortable & at ease when visiting him to help me with my knee pain. Highly recommend Dr. Freeh & his staff.
Very comfortable 1st visit
He is very friendly and jokes a lot. I really like him
Always a good time
Very friendly
Dr Freeh is a great Dr, knowledgeable, kind and friendly. My whole experience with him, the office and surgery has been excellent!
Excellent doctor, he cares
Thank you for listening. Most doctors or specialist that I have seen . Come on the room and are out very quickly and dont seem to listen to me. I know they are trained to be out 10 - 15 minutes. My disease is very rare and no cure. I understand that. Doctors pass me off to other specialist as to let someone else deal with what seems to be something they don't want to take on. I just wish after i visit with a doctor for the first time that they actually read about my disease and what studies are currently being done and what treatments to possibly try. But most importantly, take the time to listen to me. I have many different kinds of pains - back, bone, nerves, tendons. Peripheral neuropathy in both hands, feet, legs, arms and symptoms realted to my diseases that no one drug is going to solve.
He is a kind and caring doctor. He explained what he was going to be doing on my surgery. He explained in great detail what I was to expect after surgery. Very professional and I would recommend him to all my friends.