Justin Petrolla, M.D.

South Hills Orthopaedic Surgery Associates, P.C.

Physiatry, Orthopedics: Pain Management, Rehabilitation, Injury Prevention

Upper St Clair, PA

Most recent review: 1 week ago Recent
4.9
1.4K Ratings
504 Comments

Dr. Justin Petrolla has been providing non-surgical orthopaedic care for patients of South Hills Orthpaedic Surgery Associates since February 2017, focusing on pain management, rehabilitation, and injury prevention.

4.9
1.4K Ratings
504 Comments

Dr. Justin Petrolla has been providing non-surgical orthopaedic care for patients of South Hills Orthpaedic Surgery Associates since February 2017, focusing on pain management, rehabilitation, and injury prevention.

The reviews listed below were collected independently of South Hills Orthopaedic Surgery Associates, P.C. through rater8. Each review represents an authentic and verified patient experience.

Everything went well.

(1 week ago) May-2026

Dr Petrolla is wonderful. He listens to your issues, he gives different solutions and helps make qualified decisions. It’s so seldom that you find a doctor who actually takes his time talking to you instead of staring at their computer screen. He has enabled me to continue to work at my profession hopefully for another ten years!! Thank you!

(1 week ago) May-2026

Excellent doctor who is direct and prompt to help when needed

(1 week ago) May-2026

Easy to talk to. Doesn’t keep patients waiting.

(3 weeks ago) Apr-2026

The pain guru ! A real caring for his patient. Kind and doesn't rush the appointment. Answers concerns and explains treatment.

(3 weeks ago) Apr-2026

I've been a patient of Dr. Petrolla for years and he has always given me excellent care.

(3 weeks ago) Apr-2026

Very professional and was personable would highly recommend

(3 weeks ago) Apr-2026

Very kind, thorough, and professional. Always listens and gives patient time to explain symptoms. Doesn’t have a judgmental attitude like some medical professionals

(1 month ago) Apr-2026

He cares, He listens.

(1 month ago) Apr-2026

He is very concerned with the patient’s welfare.

(1 month ago) Apr-2026
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