Jerett Aaron Zipin, DO

Dr. Zipin is a very competent sports medicine Doctor with a great bed side manner. He took my symptoms seriously, listened to me attentively, and understood my need to continue in my sport. He was professional, efficient and do understanding. I trust his professional opinion and highly recommend him. What a pleasure to find such a good and personable Doctor.

Best sports medicine Dr I ever had. I had Ankle, Wrist and Elbow issues and Zipin was spot on on EVERY diagnosis. He saved me from an unnecessary elbow operation on my ulnar nerve after I consulted him for a 2^nd opinion and he thought the problem was a Triceps Tendon instead, so I ran it across my orthopedic surgeon and got the surgery changed and it worked, the triceps tendon repair solved a 15 year popping issue in my elbow while playing my professional sport.
I am really thankful he has overruled a PCP on a couple orthopedic treatments. I had a PCP who misdiagnosed foot pain as GOUT and I went 3 weeks with severe foot pain then I insisted to see Zipin and Zipin using his ultrasound device on my foot, said my foot pain was caused by an infection and gave me antibiotics and that knocked out the foot pain! Great DR!!!
One time I had a PCP send me to therapy for my elbow even though I had torn cartilage in my wrist, the therapy aggravated my wrist. Then I went back to Zipin and Zipin said he would never of sent me to therapy for my elbow knowing I had serious wrist issues that was awaiting surgery.
One thing I love about Dr Zipin is he trusts my input because I am a somewhat orthopedic educated, and we are always on the right page as far as communication, diagnosis and treatment strategy. If only he was eligible to be a PCP!

BACKGROUND:
Dr. Jerett Zipin identified specializing in Sports Medicine, Internal Medicine and Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine. He is certified in Internal Medicine.
STATS:
Plenty of free parking
On the north side of Huntington Dr.
Friendly knowledgeable staff
ESSENTIALS:
Clothing that provides easy access to affected area
EXPERIENCE:
After months of pain and still holding the referral my primary doctor wrote up, I finally made an appointment to have this pain in the elbow examined, Dr. Z’s nurse asked me a plethora of questions about my injury prior to Dr. Z’s entry.
Shortly after the Q & A with the nurse, Dr. Z walked in, greeted me with a smile, a handshake and pleasantries. After a few more questions some squeezing, bending and pushing, voila… lateral epicondylitis, aka tennis elbow. Wait… Wha??? I don’t even play tennis. After conducting some research, studies show that trauma such as direct blows to the epicondyle (femur), a sudden forceful pull, or forceful extension cause more than half of these injuries. It has also been known that incorrectly playing tennis may cause early stages of tennis elbow as shock is received when mishitting the ball. Yeah, couldn’t say what exactly caused this injury… have ya read my activity reviews!!!
Anyway, he gave me two options, one, a brace for several weeks and possibly physical therapy, or two, a shot of, I cut him off as I was not interested in a shot of anything, except, perhaps a tasty beverage. I digress.
Not wanting to leave just yet, as I like to get my co-​pays worth in, I brought up another issue I’ve been having. ‘Come on, let’s look at the x-​rays’, he says. Badabing badaboom, another specialist misdiagnosed me. Dr. Z wrote down some options to help with the other aliment and I was on my way. Came in with an elbow issue, walked out with a wrist brace and knowledge and helpful tips my Podiatrist didn’t tell me about my foot. Kudos Dr. Z!!!
The next day I called my primary to request she change yet another referral to Dr. Z. After all, his specializes in sports medicine and if you’ve read any of my non-​food, or perhaps in even food reviews, I’m not a couch potato.

Dr Zipin is the only doc who was able to help the pain in my arm and get me swimming again. he was friendly and knew what he was talking about — highly recommend him