Dr. Stephen W. Dailey, M.D., graduated Cum Laude from Dickinson College before earning a medical degree at Jefferson Medical College. He completed his general surgery and orthopedic residency at Saint Luke’s Medical Center and a fellowship in hand and upper extremity surgery at SUNY Health Science Center. He is a fellow of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand and has a Sub-specialty Certificate in Surgery of the Hand.
Dr. Stephen W. Dailey, M.D., graduated Cum Laude from Dickinson College before earning a medical degree at Jefferson Medical College. He completed his general surgery and orthopedic residency at Saint Luke’s Medical Center and a fellowship in hand and upper extremity surgery at SUNY Health Science Center. He is a fellow of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand and has a Sub-specialty Certificate in Surgery of the Hand.
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Dr Dailey had a opening the same day I called and was very professional and gave me a treatment right away
Sep-2025
Polite and professional
Aug-2025
very profesional
Aug-2025
Very nice. Answered all my questions. Will return
Aug-2025
Conclusion of ailment was quick,.given three options of treatment, chose one , and out the door.
Aug-2025
Quick service. Very satisfied with the doctor and staff.
Aug-2025
Not very personable didn’t seem concerned or empathetic at all…I will say he got a star for being punctual but other than that I’ll never come back to this place again because of this doctor.
Aug-2025
Great advice, awesome bedside manner. I felt heard when explaining my symptoms and like I have an executable action plan. I am pain free in my hand almost immediately after the visit
Aug-2025
Straight to the point.
Jul-2025
He may very well know his stuff, but he's in enough of a rush to get out the door that he could miss important stuff that would be revealed in spending a bit more time with the patient
Jul-2025
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Camp Hill – Main Office
3399 Trindle Road Camp Hill, PA 17011
OIP Orthopedic Institute of Pennsylvania | Carlisle
250 Alexander Spring Road Carlisle, PA 17015
Dr. Stephen W. Dailey, M.D., graduated Cum Laude from Dickinson College before earning a medical degree at Jefferson Medical College. He completed his general surgery and orthopedic residency at Saint Luke’s Medical Center and a fellowship in hand and upper extremity surgery at SUNY Health Science Center. Dr. Dailey joined OIP in 1999.
Dr. Dailey is a member of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, Pennsylvania Orthopedic Society, and Pennsylvania Medical Society. He is a fellow of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand and has a Sub-specialty Certificate in Surgery of the Hand.
Dr. Dailey received the Duncan Lectureship Research Award in 1996 and 1998, the Allastair Karmody Student Research Prize in 1991 and is a member of the Omicron Delta Kappa Society. He also served as the Medical Director of Grandview Surgery and Laser Center in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. He currently serves on the Board of Directors at the Grandview Surgery and Laser Center. He has served on the Executive Committee at Holy Spirit Hospital.
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Dr Dailey had a opening the same day I called and was very professional and gave me a treatment right away
Polite and professional
very profesional
Very nice. Answered all my questions. Will return
Conclusion of ailment was quick,.given three options of treatment, chose one , and out the door.
Quick service. Very satisfied with the doctor and staff.
Not very personable didn’t seem concerned or empathetic at all…I will say he got a star for being punctual but other than that I’ll never come back to this place again because of this doctor.
Great advice, awesome bedside manner. I felt heard when explaining my symptoms and like I have an executable action plan. I am pain free in my hand almost immediately after the visit
Straight to the point.
He may very well know his stuff, but he's in enough of a rush to get out the door that he could miss important stuff that would be revealed in spending a bit more time with the patient