Alyssa Klop, PA

Northern Arizona Orthopedics

Physician Assistant

Flagstaff, Prescott Valley

Most recent review: 4 days ago New
4.8
37 Ratings
26 Comments

Alyssa Klop, PA-C, is a certified physician assistant working alongside Dr. Amber Randall. Prior to joining Northern Arizona Orthopaedics, Alyssa gained hands-on experience in orthopedic care as an orthopedic technologist at Children’s Hospital of Alabama. In this role, she supported pediatric orthopedic surgeons across the clinic, the emergency department, and inpatient settings.

4.8
37 Ratings
26 Comments

Alyssa Klop, PA-C, is a certified physician assistant working alongside Dr. Amber Randall. Prior to joining Northern Arizona Orthopaedics, Alyssa gained hands-on experience in orthopedic care as an orthopedic technologist at Children’s Hospital of Alabama. In this role, she supported pediatric orthopedic surgeons across the clinic, the emergency department, and inpatient settings.

The reviews listed below were collected independently of Northern Arizona Orthopedics through rater8. Each review represents an authentic and verified patient experience.

Ms Klop is very attentive and listened to every concern and question I had about my upcoming procedure, and is a real pleasure to deal with. It is a comfort knowing she is part of my procedure Team.

(4 days ago) Sep-2026

Alyssa was absolutely fantastic, she listened and answered all my questions.

(6 days ago) Aug-2026

Very friendly, very informative very knowledgeable made me feel very comfortable being in her care

(1 week ago) Aug-2026

Very pleasant, could listen a little better and not ask the same questions again. She was very considerate.

(1 week ago) Aug-2026

yes she was helpful and addressed all of our questions

(2 weeks ago) Aug-2026

Very professional and caring

(2 weeks ago) Aug-2026

She was awesome and thorough.

(3 weeks ago) Aug-2026

Very helpful and professional!

(3 weeks ago) Aug-2026

Helpful, kind and knowledgeable.

(1 month ago) Aug-2026

She was very nice and explained everything in language I could understand, not medical terms that confuse.

(1 month ago) Aug-2026
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