Dr Gupta and his staff are very organized and prompt. It’s like a well-oiled machine and so much confidence when talking to Dr Gupta. He is AMAZING! He thinks outside the box, genuinely cares about his patients, and always takes extra time to listen, give input and make the BEST decisions for my girl! I am forever grateful that we found him! He is seriously the BEST! We drive 3.5 hours to see him.

Dr. Gupta is hands down the best out there. He is so knowledgeable about what he does and so many things beyond that too. He truly cares about each kiddo and I never feel like he doesn't have time for us.

Great experience. The doctors and office staff were very knowledgeable and efficient, but still able to take time for detailed explanations. Very confident in the level of care we received, highly recommend this office!

My son had a scooter accident and hurt his wrist so we took him to the ER. They soft casted him and said it was a bone bend and to bring him back in a week for a small wrist only hard cast. I didn't feel great about their take so I took him to Pediatric Ortho Surgery for a second opinion. First off the entire staff was incredible. We walked in during their walk in hours and were seen within 20 minutes. We saw Angie Harrish and she was incredible! We brought the x-rays from the hospital and she immediately noticed 2 fractures. She asked to get one more x-ray because she was worried there could be a third near one of the growth plates. She was right! He had 3 fractures. They ended up casting him up above the elbow as well as stabilizing his thumb. On top of the wonderful experience I also want to give a shout out to how clear they were with the cost associated and how it all worked. I feel that not only did we avoid some possible major issues with my sons wrist but also saved quite a bit of money by avoiding continued hospital visits. I am so thankful to have found this spot! Thank you Angie and staff!

Really wonderful staff, never a long wait. Unfortunately we’ve been here with two kids this summer but couldn’t have asked for a better experience.

We went to walk in hours for my daughter’s fractured wrist. In and out with a cast in appx 1 hr. In and out of the f/u visit with cast removed and X-ray done in 30 min. They are fast and efficient.

Dr.Gupta was so kind, verry intelligent and treated my child with compassion. We have been through alot of orthopedic doctors and he by far is the best we have had!

Everyone was absolutely wonderful! We were in and out with an exam, X-ray, and casting in about an hour by doing the walk-in clinic. Cannot recommend this practice enough!

Dr Gupta has been a blessing to our family. He consistently goes above and beyond to help my child and my family. Couldn’t be happier!

I called Pediatic Ortho and was seen and casted the same day. They were so kind, explained everything so well. I am very grateful and thankful for their clinic. We waited on Childrens Mercy for 3 days to even call us. They are just too overwhelmed. It was a week since our break, and it would have been 10 days before casting. Thank you, Pediatric Ortho!! ❤️

Very fast, expert service. I went in during their “walk-in” clinic hours. My daughter had an X-Ray and her arm was casted in under an hour (not kidding). Also much cheaper than a hospital ER. Highly recommend!

This place has been amazing! We were able to get in the day we found out about the broken bone at urgent care. Had we not gotten in so soon my child probably would have had to have surgery. Nurse Foy was very honest and helped me know exactly what to expect. We will definitely come back if we ever have need!

We really appreciate the staff here. The nurse who put on the cast and then took it off weeks later is so nice! Sher Foy, our NP, was great, helped to educate us and took great care of my daughter. Thanks POSA!

Do I have to even give them 1 star?? Get a second opinion and read 1 star Google and Yelp reviews. Our experience was consistent with other 1 star reviews. Quick summary: our son was diagnosed by Dr. Gupta at POSA with a type 3 growth plate fracture, even though Dr. Gupta originally said the x-rays showed no break. Type 3 is a higher billing rate. Type 3 is also clear and obvious on x-rays. Red flags galore when Dr. Gupta told me "don't Google it because you won't see what I see." We showed the x-rays to several physician friends who all agreed, there was no obvious break. A second opinion at Children's Mercy determined there was no break, after their own exam, x-ray and MRI, got him on Motrin 24/7, and several days later, he was back to himself, running and playing. Dr. Gupta at POSA wanted to cast our kid and then possibly surgery -- and it wasn't even broken. WTH?! Read details below. --- Our 6 year old was limping 10 days after injury. We took him to walk-ins here and saw Dr. Gupta. He examined his knee on the leg that was hurting. They took x-rays. Told me the x-rays showed nothing. Then did another "exam" and then decided that actually the exam was consistent with what he "saw" on the x-rays: a type 3 fracture of the growth plate. He then said "don't Google it because you won't see what I see." RED FLAG. He then told me "I would cast it." Would you or should you? I opted for a brace because I knew I wanted a second opinion. He said after a month in the cast, if it's not better, we would need surgery. I later Googled a type 3 Salter-Harris fracture and guess what? It is CLEAR AND OBVIOUS fracture on an X-ray. It also comes with a higher billing rate. Is this what's best for the patient or the bottom line? Further, he told me that our son has one leg longer than the other and we should have it tracked. Fear mongering! $1,100 later we walked out of the clinic with a $340 knee brace and a gut feeling that something wasn't right. We got in for a second opinion at Children's Mercy with their chief of sports medicine. After a much more thorough exam (doc looked at both knees and hips; x-rayed hip as well, watched him walk and run)... ordered an MRI to be sure no ligament damage because a kid shouldn't be limping and getting worse after injury. Also, the physician confirmed there was no leg length differential. The doc at Children's prescribed Motrin 24/7. We did this, results came back from Children's - no break, no fracture, no tear... Our son bounced back after a few days on Motrin and hasn't limped since. A friend who is an ER doc said that Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgery Associates is known for billing higher codes, over-casting and surgery when not necessary. Since speaking with other friends and neighbors, we have also learned of some questionable actions: casting an entire arm for a wrist fracture; a cast after a cast; and charging ridiculously high fees for a basic brace that would be 1/4 the price on Amazon. In summary, AVOID Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery Associates. I did call and speak with their office manager about our experience. They refunded all of our fees, no questions asked, no apologies, no "we will be better"... BEWARE. Take your kids elsewhere.

Dr. Foy was amazing. Very personable and funny. She really gave us top service. We even got to see her round house kick. The office staff was great. They answered all of our questions with ease. Definitely will recommend.

They took amazing good care of my child and were quick, professional and thorough even though we were just there for a walk-in.

STAY AWAY! Dr. Gupta doesn’t have any business being a doctor. This place will waste your time and take your money. The way they treated my kid was horrible and you would be better off finding someone off the street to help you.

Seems there have been other reviews similar to mine -pay attention! This place will nickle and dime you to death. And as a concerned parent you sit there agreeing and signing the papers thrust in front of you only realizing later that they are gouging you. It cost $700 for the tech to wrap a cast around my son's thumb and for them to cut the cast off 3 weeks later. They charged separately for the physician (which I didn't interact with) and each of the supplies they used so that only left the wrapping and cutting under the $700 "fracture care". I'd encourage you to go elsewhere or in the very least, I encourage patients to forego purchasing their post cast-splint for hundreds of dollars when a comparable option can be bought online for a tenth of the cost (We paid $220, the same splint can be bought online for $18). They will thrust the yellow paper infront of you before you have time to consider your options because they sure aren't going to suggest a more affordable option!  But hey, if you have $$$ to spare, don't listen to me. I'll be telling everyone I know and encounter at both my kids' sports not to go here. Follow up note: POSA keeps trying to hide behind CMS pricing and deflect by claiming it's an insurance issue. However, POSA is a private practice. (removed hyperlink to comply with review rules - search for private practices and cms pricing). If they want to hide behind CMS pricing they might want to have some transparency and post their charges on their website! Right down to the parsed out supplies.

We had an excellent experience with Dr. Ganesh Gupta. Dr. Gupta was very knowledgeable and his approach to healthcare management was impressive. He took the time to provide us the education that we needed and did a great job making us feel heard. Thank you, Dr. Gupta!

My appointment was at 10:30. I wasn’t seen until 11:20. I even committed that you were taking back walk ins before scheduled appointments. Then X-rays we’re taken and they were just done 10 days ago. That was the beginning of having an answer for everything I pushed back on. There was an X-ray taken of the opposite knee for comparison. That just tells me the X-ray tech isn’t able to read the films. My daughter also hurt her ankle. There was no swelling or bruising but yet you put her in a boot! When I got ready to check out even the lady that checked me out thought it was over the top and too expensive! She checked it twice! My daughter never saw a doctor. All I came for was a referral for an MRI and I walked out with a $475 bill!! I’ve already told so many of my friends/parents not to go to your office. I’m fact I’m calling my pediatrician’s office to stop the referrals. You guys are clearly all about the money. I’m very disappointed!! In fact I’m angry!

Dr. Gupta and his team are amazing. I have had a hard time getting anyone to listen to my concerns with my daughter until a year ago. Dr. Gupta is amazing. He listens to my concerns and helps finds solutions or makes suggestions. My daughter is now able to get some relief pain wise. I would recommend Dr. Gupta to anyone looking for answers.

We had a wonderful experience today! My daughter broke her elbow 2 days prior and had a poor experience at a different facility (urgent care center) where she wasn’t splinted properly. I called this morning and learned about the fracture walk-in clinic that afternoon. We waited 15 minutes, X-rays done, and casted in an hour. Our provider Taylor PA-C was excellent. Answered all my questions and explained treatment plan and activity restrictions. I had tried calling Children’s Mercy this morning as well—unable to see my daughter until next week. If you’re looking for a peds ortho, go here! Previous reviews mention how expensive it is—yes, it’s expensive. But it’s going to be expensive anywhere you go, especially the ER. A pediatric specialist is going to cost more than an urgent care visit. Highly recommend Taylor and Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery Associates.