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Jacob Pennington, D.O.

Advanced Orthopedic Center

Orthopedics, Hip Replacement, Knee Surgery: Hip and Knee Reconstruction

Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda

Most recent review: 5 days ago New
4.8
1.9K Ratings
866 Comments

Dr. Jacob Pennington completed his residency at McLaren Greater Lansing Hospital at Michigan State University and will be completing his fellowship in adult reconstruction at Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Cleveland, OH in July 2021. Dr. Pennington is especially skilled in Hip and Knee Reconstruction.

4.8
1.9K Ratings
866 Comments

Dr. Jacob Pennington completed his residency at McLaren Greater Lansing Hospital at Michigan State University and will be completing his fellowship in adult reconstruction at Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Cleveland, OH in July 2021. Dr. Pennington is especially skilled in Hip and Knee Reconstruction.

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The best doctor...thorough and down to earth

(5 days ago) Jul-2026

Good doctor, knowledgeable and patient with questions and considerate with the patient's needs.

(1 week ago) Jul-2026

Thank you !😊

(1 week ago) Jul-2026

Appreciated Dr. Pennington's professionalism.

(3 weeks ago) Jun-2026

The staff was very courageous and helpful and Dr Pennington put me at ease and answered all my questions.

(3 weeks ago) Jun-2026

Great Experience! Highly recommend Dr. Pennington.

(3 weeks ago) Jun-2026

Just had knee replacement. Everything is great. Highly recommend

(3 weeks ago) Jun-2026

Good work, like always! Thanks

(1 month ago) Jun-2026

What a terrible visit. I was gaslighted by a doctor that knows nothing about me. Actually told me I have no nerves behind my knee. The Nerves Behind Your KneeThe primary nerve running directly down the back of your knee is the tibial nerve, accompanied by the common fibular (peroneal) nerve. These nerves control the muscles of your lower leg and foot, and provide sensation. The saphenous nerve also runs along the inner side of your knee and lower leg. Treated me like I am 80 years old instead of investing more. You don’t know anything from one X-ray. I will be looking for a second opinion and this doctor must not study enough. All these symptoms I have that he didn’t listen too all refer back to a compressed nerve. Waited three in half weeks for that kinda of treatment. What a joke telling!

(1 month ago) Jun-2026

Great doctor!! Listens and provides a variety of options!!

(1 month ago) Jun-2026
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