Orthopedics: Musculoskeletal Medicine, Sports Medicine
Princeton, Monroe Township, Plainsboro, Ewing, Robbinsville
Most recent review: 3 days ago
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4.9
2.2K Ratings
673 Comments
Dr. Kyle Stier is board-certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and diagnoses and treats a variety of non-operative orthopaedic and sports-related issues.
Dr. Kyle Stier is board-certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and diagnoses and treats a variety of non-operative orthopaedic and sports-related issues.
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On time, pleasant, interested, knowledgeable and no nonsense. Felt cared for and heard
(3 days ago)
Nov-2025
I’m so glad! got seen by Dr Stier , he just looked at my knee , he already knew what’s going on , made me relax he’s smart , young, good looking Doctor I’ll definitely recommend. 🙏
(4 days ago)
Nov-2025
A good first visit. Dr. Stier was very thorough and helpful in diagnosing my issue and explaining treatment alternatives.
(1 week ago)
Nov-2025
Dr. Stier diagnosed my shoulder and helped me understand what was going on. Great communicator and took the time to listen.
(1 week ago)
Nov-2025
Very professional
(1 week ago)
Nov-2025
Very precise and professional! I truly appreciate being seen last minute.
(1 week ago)
Nov-2025
Professional easy to speak to and helped me to understand bursitis and helped me through a cortisone injection made it fast & easy !!
(1 week ago)
Nov-2025
He was personable, knowledgeable and friendly. He did take a personal call during my first visit which I found to be a bit unprofessional.
(1 week ago)
Nov-2025
Excellent Doctor that explains the health problem in a way that is clearly understood and also thoroughly explains all available treatment options
Dr. Kyle Stier received his Bachelor of Science in chemistry, graduating Magna Cum Laude from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia in 1998. While a student there he was on the rowing team and served as men’s team captain for three years.
After college, Dr. Stier attended UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School from 1998 to 2002. He was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society in 2001 and graduated with a Medical Doctorate in 2002. He also received the Mack Austin Memorial Scholarship and was honored by the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation with their Award of Excellence.
Post-graduate medical education includes a Transitional Year in Medicine at Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, NJ from 2002-2003 and specialty training in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at UMDNJ-NJMS/Kessler from 2003-2006. He joined the staff at Princeton University Medical Center and Princeton Orthopaedic Associates in August 2006. He is Board Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and diagnoses and treats a variety of non-operative orthopaedic and sports-related issues.
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On time, pleasant, interested, knowledgeable and no nonsense. Felt cared for and heard
I’m so glad! got seen by Dr Stier , he just looked at my knee , he already knew what’s going on , made me relax he’s smart , young, good looking Doctor I’ll definitely recommend. 🙏
A good first visit. Dr. Stier was very thorough and helpful in diagnosing my issue and explaining treatment alternatives.
Dr. Stier diagnosed my shoulder and helped me understand what was going on. Great communicator and took the time to listen.
Very professional
Very precise and professional! I truly appreciate being seen last minute.
Professional easy to speak to and helped me to understand bursitis and helped me through a cortisone injection made it fast & easy !!
He was personable, knowledgeable and friendly. He did take a personal call during my first visit which I found to be a bit unprofessional.
Excellent Doctor that explains the health problem in a way that is clearly understood and also thoroughly explains all available treatment options
Excellent