Dr. Daniel Ostlie, MD

My daughter was diagnosed with compartment syndrome and Dr. Ostlie. He was absolutely amazing through this unknown journey she had to encounter! He gave her above and beyond hope that all will be ok. Loved his attention to her.

Nothing that I have ever had happen. Asked me questions and when I attempted to answer them he condescendingly told me to answer in another way. It was as if he was upset that he had to be my doctor.

Would definitely recommend to others. Great bedside manner and friendly. I visited him on a Monday in the Ortho Walk in Clinic and I was seen within 45 minutes of walking out and he spent time with me, listened to my issues, did tests and treated. Great Doctor!

The wait time for X-rays was quite lengthy, otherwise the overall visit wait was as expected. Dr. Ostlie did an excellent job in getting all information and not just assuming he knew what was going on. I went to him for a second opinion and what he said made sense. He also did his dictation right in front of me which I appreciate so I know that my med record will have accurate info as I had to be referred onto a surgeon. As an RN with many years experience I would recommend him.

Dr. Ostlie did an excellent job of diagnosing my torn pectoralis major. I have read of this condition being misdiagnosed many times, so I am thankfull for the prompt correct diagnosis. Only complaint is scheduling an appointment with essentia is a bit difficult and a legnthy wait. Using their walk-in is much more convienent.

I consider myself a difficult patient since I may or may not follow a doctor's orders but Dr. Ostlie has been great. I feel very comfortable around him and have every confidence in his diagnosis & treatment.

This doctor is focused on unnecessary procedures. An xray for a potential soft issued problem is rediculus. Even non medical people know this. He gets the xray results and says nothing showed or he can't tell by the xray he ordered. Of coarse not, he new or should have known before ordering the xray. Waste of time and money. Focuses on running tests that are not necessary.