Orthopedics: Hand, Wrist, and Upper Extremity Surgery
Medford
4.8
708 Ratings
165 Comments
Dr. Paul Sternenberg is a board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in hand and wrist surgery. He is available to treat Dupuytren’s Contracture with Xiaflex, along with the variety of other treatments and surgeries that he performs.
Dr. Paul Sternenberg is a board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in hand and wrist surgery. He is available to treat Dupuytren’s Contracture with Xiaflex, along with the variety of other treatments and surgeries that he performs.
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Dr. Sternenberg was phenomenal from start to finish. Very professional and very personable. Would 100% recommend him.
Feb-2025
Nice clear explanation and to the point. Checked past records and was honest about results.
Feb-2025
Quick and easy
Feb-2025
He was very kind and thorough. He seemed caring and concerned and wanted to give me a solution to my elbow problem.
Jan-2025
Very nice, very professional, and very helpful.
Jan-2025
Dr Sternenberg always is professional and having cortizone injections in my thumbs isn’t so bad when he does them. Now on to surgery, I totally trust him
Nov-2024
Was interested, but there didn't seem to have a resolution.......too late to correct...
Oct-2024
So awesome, kind and friendly. Explains things well. Doesn’t make me feel rushed. Gives great steroid injection w very little pain. Definitely a 5 star!!
Oct-2024
Was uninterested in anything I had to say about my experience of my pain. Was just full of himself, spent barely 5 minutes talking to me before dismissing me.
Oct-2024
Excellent treatment. Don't understand why I had to fill out the questionnaire on line and then again at the office
Dr. Paul Sternenberg is a board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in hand and wrist surgery. He completed his residency and internship at Boston University Medical Center. Dr. Sternenberg is available to treat Dupuytren’s Contracture with Xiaflex, along with the variety of other treatments and surgeries that he performs.
"I have always been fascinated with the beautiful, intrinsic design and function of the human hand. I enjoy how my patients appreciate the careful work I put into making them better."
Outside of work, Dr. Sternenberg loves to golf and spend time with his children, watching them grow and participate in sports and school activities.
Certification American Board of Orthopedic Surgery Certificate of Additional Qualifications in Surgery of the Hand
Fellowship Phoenix Integrated Hand Surgery Hand and Upper Extremity
Residency Boston University Medical Center Boston, MA
Internship Boston University Medical Center Boston, MA
Medical School Washington University School of Medicine St. Louis, Missouri
Organizations American Society for Surgery of the Hand American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons Oregon Medical Association Jackson County Medical Society
Dr. Sternenberg was phenomenal from start to finish. Very professional and very personable. Would 100% recommend him.
Nice clear explanation and to the point. Checked past records and was honest about results.
Quick and easy
He was very kind and thorough. He seemed caring and concerned and wanted to give me a solution to my elbow problem.
Very nice, very professional, and very helpful.
Dr Sternenberg always is professional and having cortizone injections in my thumbs isn’t so bad when he does them. Now on to surgery, I totally trust him
Was interested, but there didn't seem to have a resolution.......too late to correct...
So awesome, kind and friendly. Explains things well. Doesn’t make me feel rushed. Gives great steroid injection w very little pain. Definitely a 5 star!!
Was uninterested in anything I had to say about my experience of my pain. Was just full of himself, spent barely 5 minutes talking to me before dismissing me.
Excellent treatment. Don't understand why I had to fill out the questionnaire on line and then again at the office