Stefan D. Tarlow

Doctors & Clinics in Scottsdale, AZ
Doctors & Clinics in Scottsdale, AZ Our clinic serves the Phoenix-metro area from our offices in Phoenix and Mesa. Stefan D. Tarlow, MD has over twenty years of knowledge in treating injuries and diseases of the knee. Dr. Tarlow is a Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon who specializes in knee surgery. He is a professional in routine knee care and excels with complex knee conditions. Dr. Tarlow is a leader in Phoenix Knee Replacement surgery. He is a Dr. James R. Andrews fellowship-trained Arizona Sports Medicine doctor with extensive clinical experience surgically reconstructing ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) injuries.

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8630 East Via De Ventura Suite 105
Scottsdale, AZ
85258
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Marnie Olsen
Jun 21, 2022
Fantastic
I had Dr. Tarlow perform my knee replacement 6 years ago. He was fantastic.
Now my other knee is giving me issues but my insurance is no longer accepted at the office and I must go to someone else.
I'm completely bummed out by this.
Dr. Tarlow is the best but I can't have him work on my other knee.
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Gerald Douglas
Dec 19, 2019
Thank you Doctor T
Yes absolutely, Dr. Tarlow fantastic orthopedic surgeon and he deals with knees only which is great. Friendly, professional and extremely knowledgeable. I had two total knee replacement failures within four years , he performed my third surgery and fixed it and gave me a stable knee that I can live with the rest of my life.
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Becky Joy Penton
Nov 16, 2017
Highly recommended!
I had my left knee partial the first week in September, and my right knee partial Nov 7th. We were told that I would have to have a full knee replacement in Alaska where we live. So thankful that my husband researched and found Dr Tarlow and his medical team. With my first knee I was mobile without a walker by day two, and with my right knee I never used the walker at all. The key to after surgery is physical therapy and a positive outlook. With my right knee I did not take any pain meds. The pain block that I was given at surgery was sufficient. Instead I implemented natural methods of walking a thousand steps every two hours when awake, ice packs, and taking my aspirin every morning and evening to avoid complications of blood clots.
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Stefan D. Tarlow
read moreSince then I've spoken to people from all around the country about my experiences. All of whom as soon as they hear me mention his name would perk up and respond with some type of comment similar to "Wow! you had the best!" I truly feel, and know, I truly did have the best! Hi Dr. T! Almost two years out now from my mako + ACL surgery. Pain is almost gone! I'm doing yoga, lifting weights spinning and planning a 5 day backpacking trip in September. I am happy to say the surgery is a success. Thank you for everything.
About Us
read moreDr. Tarlow's practice model is based on a one on one patient contact allowing time with patients as a function of the complexity of the problem leading to complete evaluations resulting in accurate diagnosis and ordering of only necessary tests. Health Care Laws, Insurance Carrier Directives and Hospital Mergers aim to provide high volume care by "Busy Doctors" (defined as Patients' time with their doctors being decreased, time with PA's and NP's being increased) which will lead to increasing the probability of incomplete evaluations, more errors and misdiagnoses, more inappropriate treatment, more radiographs and lab tests.
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