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Henry Degroot III, MD

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Henry Degroot III, MD
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332 WASHINGTON ST STE 275 WELLESLEY HILLS, MA 02481
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Henry Degroot III, MD

Henry Degroot III, MD practices as an Orthopedic Surgeon in WELLESLEY HILLS, MA.
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332 WASHINGTON ST STE 275, WELLESLEY HILLS, MA 02481
Services Henry Degroot III, MD provides orthopedic surgery in WELLESLEY HILLS, MA. Orthopedic Surgeons often treat degenerative conditions in the bones and joints as well as serious injuries to the musculoskeletal system.

To learn more, or to make an appointment with Henry Degroot III, MD in WELLESLEY HILLS, MA, please call (781) 237-9922.
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Dr DeGroot had successfully repaired my Achilles tendon. However, when I saw him, even the first time, he seemed more interested in teaching interns, residents, etc., than me. He talked to them, not me. a couple days after my cast came off, I was walking and my dogs ran into the back of my legs and flipped me over. I went to a local hopital where they did nothing (like ice) for a wildly swollen ankle and after three hours told me I MIGHT have a broken bone in my foot. I called Dr. DeGroot and he said he would be glad to look at the X-ray. It was Friday night,, so we dropped it off on Monday morning to his office. On the following Monday I called and said, "Is everything ok?" and he said he had not seen the X-ray. I explained that I had sent it down at his request a week ago. He said he would look at it and get back to me. Later that day a woman called from his office and said, :The doctor says you're ok." Proceeding on that assumption my foot continued to be swollen and painful. After about 10 weeks I went in to see him He xrayed the foot and said, "Your bone is broken but not recently." Isaid it had been almost 2 1/2 months. He said, "the tendon doesn't seem ruptured, so there's no need for surgery. Then he asked me, "What do you want me to do?" Well, if I had known I probably would not have needed a doctor. It is now July, and out of desperation and constant pain I went to a podiatrist who had an MRI done. He said the Posterior something tendon was ruptured and if I did nothing I would probably be unable to walk within 2-3 years. Dr. DeGroot never seemed to remember who I was, on phone or in person, and did not seem personally very interested in me, as a patient. His failure to diagnose this problem could have had dire results, but I'm glad I didn't go back to him because I don't have the authority to order an MRI, nor the medical knowledge to know how serious this injury was. However, he should have.
by Kathleen Roberts xxx.xxx.91.124
July 16, 2013
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April 28, 2011
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