Michael Rabago, PA-C
Practice: OrthoArizona
Specialty: Orthopedics
Office locations: South Chandler, Gilbert
Most recent review: 1 year ago
5.05.0 out of 5
417 Ratings
244 Comments
Michael Rabago, PA-C is a Board-Certified Physician Assistant with a special recognition in surgery. Michael brings extensive Orthopedic and Sports Medicine experience to the team. His interest in sports medicine initially started during his own athletic career. He played football at Glendale Community College and was a Strength and Conditioning All-American, he then transferred and played football at Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kansas.
5.05.0 out of 5
417 Ratings
244 Comments
Michael Rabago, PA-C is a Board-Certified Physician Assistant with a special recognition in surgery. Michael brings extensive Orthopedic and Sports Medicine experience to the team. His interest in sports medicine initially started during his own athletic career. He played football at Glendale Community College and was a Strength and Conditioning All-American, he then transferred and played football at Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kansas.
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OrthoArizona – North Gilbert
2940 E. Banner Gateway Dr.
Ste. 200
Gilbert, AZ 85206
Ste. 200
Gilbert, AZ 85206
OrthoArizona – Chandler Village
525 Chandler Village Dr. S.
Chandler, AZ 85226
Chandler, AZ 85226
Michael Rabago, PA-C is a Board-Certified Physician Assistant with a special recognition in surgery. Michael brings extensive Orthopedic and Sports Medicine experience to the team. His interest in sports medicine initially started during his own athletic career. He played football at Glendale Community College and was a Strength and Conditioning All-American, he then transferred and played football at Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kansas. In addition to playing football, he was a student athletic trainer and strength training coach.
He returned home and attended Arizona State University where he studied exercise science and biomechanics. He was admitted to Midwestern University Physician Assistant program and finished his training in 2003. Upon graduation, he moved to Texas and worked in Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine and provided sports care for local high schools as well as Howard Payne University. He accepted a position in Phoenix with an Orthopedic Sports Medicine Physician and Head Team Physician for the Phoenix Suns. During this time, he not only took care of athletes at all levels of competition, he also was involved in extensive research. He assisted in gathering retrospective data on 10+ yr follow-up on Meniscal Allograft Transplantation. He is a Co-author of a published article, “Allograft Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction in Patients Younger than 25 years” in The Journal of Knee Surgery.
Michael stays active in his free time and enjoys outdoor activities which includes camping/hunting, working out, and competitive shooting. He is married and has 4 children.
Michael is fantastic
Very professional. Amazing knowledge. Caring. Excellent at listening to what was wrong. He is a doctor that cares about the patient what a great change.
Michael takes the time to communicate information clearly and concisely and answers every question I may have. Great job!
Friendly, concerned, thorough explanations, addressed our questions.
Excellent! Fitted me with a great sling kept my arm immobile and after several weeks referred me for physical therapy. No surgery was necessary and my clavicle is getting stronger day by day. Thanks Michael for your great care!
He gave me the information I needed
I was very pleased with the thorough explanation of services and patience in receiving my response as well as responding to questions.
Very professional and caring! Answers all questions, and really listens to concerns. Highly recommend!
very timely and always pleasant
Michael is friendly, very competent, an excellent diagnostician and practitioner! Today, he did an injection in my shoulder painlessly. We discussed the natural progression of my arthritis and he offered exercises, and pain control. I’m a nurse and was genuinely impressed.