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Jeffrey Abildgaard, M.D.

OrthoArizona

Orthopedics: Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine

Gilbert, Scottsdale

Most recent review: 2 days ago New
4.7
3.4K Ratings
1.4K Comments

Dr. Jeffrey Abildgaard is a fellowship-trained, board-certified orthopedic surgeon with a subspecialty in sports medicine. He specializes in arthroscopic surgery, reconstructive procedures, and cartilage restoration. He has experience treating athletes at the high school, college, and professional level.

4.7
3.4K Ratings
1.4K Comments

Dr. Jeffrey Abildgaard is a fellowship-trained, board-certified orthopedic surgeon with a subspecialty in sports medicine. He specializes in arthroscopic surgery, reconstructive procedures, and cartilage restoration. He has experience treating athletes at the high school, college, and professional level.

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Appreciated the time he spent talking to me and the options provided. Felt very comfortable with his assessment.

(2 days ago) Sep-2026

My experience with Dr. Abildgaard was extremely disappointing. I waited for my appointment, but once he entered the room, everything felt rushed and dismissive. He quickly listed PRP, HA injections, physical therapy, and medication and basically asked, “Which one do you want?” There was very little explanation of the treatments, benefits, risks, or what he recommended for my condition. When I asked about PRP, he said insurance normally doesn’t cover it. I explained that I had already contacted my insurance and was told it may be covered if medically necessary, so I simply asked if his office could verify coverage. His demeanor immediately changed, and he appeared visibly annoyed by my request. He said he would look into it and left the room, but never returned or even said goodbye. His assistant later came in and seemed unaware of what had been discussed. I left feeling unheard, dismissed, and as though my questions were an inconvenience. I will not see Dr. Abildgaard again!

(2 days ago) Sep-2026

Very informative about my surgical procedure.

(3 days ago) Sep-2026

Outstanding doctor! Communicated everything very well, relatable, knowledgeable, friendly. Best doctor I have ever seen!

(3 days ago) Sep-2026

Explained my visit and provided valuable insight into how I should approach my situation.

(3 days ago) Sep-2026

Dr. Abildgaard is a truly knowledgeable and skilled surgeon. My outcome has far exceeded my expectations!

(4 days ago) Sep-2026

Dr. Jeffrey A. did a good job of explaining to me how the gel injections work for my knees, what kind of shape my knees are in, and what I can continue to do. I'm very happy with the suggestions he made, as well as with scheduling my gel injections.

(5 days ago) Sep-2026

If you want a doctor who's disrespectful with ZERO bedside manner, THIS IS YOUR DOCTOR! One of the most arrogant cocky unprofessional physicians in the field, if you're looking for someone to belittle, disrespect, and speak to you as if you're not a person then by all means book with Jeffrey. As a doctor you're talking to people in pain most of the time, that pain can cause people's life to be upside down, the last thing you want to deal with is someone who considers himself a "PROFESSIONAL" speak to you so demeaning and disrespectful. If I could give him a -☆ rating I would. Highly recommend finding someone who treats you like a human being and see another doctor's office, this one is not it.

(5 days ago) Sep-2026

Good surgeon ( I hope) but poor communication. Don’t expect great bedside demeanor. If I can right the ship about miscommunication between NSAIDS postop instructions and a probable lack of review of PT records then hopefully I’ll have a good outcome in a a few weeks. One size fits most postop instructions that are verbally altered needs to be changed. And better communication with your PT staff as to where the patient might be in the postop timeline, should be continual and not left to find out for the worst on their 6 week follow up. Why would the patient or the PT staff know exactly what might be a red flag especially with an atypical surgery? Not too happy.

(5 days ago) Sep-2026

Professional, caring, excellent surgery experience.

(5 days ago) Sep-2026