Dr. Kipley John Siggard, MD

Dr. Siggard replaced my hip seven years ago. I now walk with a limp, and am always in pain. I’ve seen two different Orthopedic Surgeons who both confirmed that it was not a well done surgery. I was told by both that surgery to fix my hip would be “brutal”, and not recommended. I truly liked Dr. Siggard as a person, but very disappointed in the outcome of my hip replacement.

I broke my right arm/wrist in early May 2018 when I had a mower tip over on me. I was refered to Dr. Siggard, and had my first appointment, where he informed me I was going to require surgery. I consider myself to be a pretty tough guy with lots of injuries in my past, but the word surgery terrifies me. He explained how everything would go and assured me it would be fine....a week later, I was at the hospital getting prepped for surgery, nervous as ever. He came in and saw me, asked me how I was doing, told me not to worry and he would see me in a bit. Fast foward a few hours and it was done and I was in recovery. It wasnt bad at all.....he is very knowledgeable, confident, and reassuring. And for me, he lived up to all of it. I have and will reccomend him.

Man handled my teenage daughter's broken hand, did not communicate before attempting to even handle her hand and squeeze the fracture point while re-splinting, talked over us, did not want to answer questions without getting offended (This was the 1st visit). 2nd visit, and last visit... because we were inquiring why they needed to remove the splint to take an x-ray (which he said wasn't necessary at the 1st visit) He got irate, and stated "Oh, the splint is coming off!" With no answer to our question, no listening....proceeded to grab his scissors reached and tried to grab her hand and forcefully try to cut off her splint. You see...after Dr. Siggard re-splinted her at the 1st appt. (which was a pretty decent fracture and needed alignment at the E.R. on the date of the injury) she had been feeling bone movement in her hand at the fracture point when she moved her arm, bent her arm, anything. He tried to grab her hand more than twice by the way. Continued to talk over us, would not listen to what we were trying to explain to him, then threatened that we can go somewhere else... then got in my teenage daughter's face and yelled at her trying to defend his poor splinting job. Which was nowhere near 70 degrees flexion, which is what is standard for a boxer's fracture, it wasn't even barely 25 degrees flexion!! Then because my daughter stood up for herself and defended herself verbally and vocally, he told her to go see a psychiatrist, and stormed out of the room. My daughter was in extreme pain and no compassion whatsoever was shown to her. And now, her view of medical doctors have been ruined. I have never in my life, been to a more unprofessional, inappropriate, rude, uncompassionate Doctor's office.

He repaired my left shoulder, from an old dislocation and rotator cuff injury. Later he fixed an overextended elbow. Still good going on 20 years later, don't remember the exact date. Has been my friend for a long time. Thanks for saving my quality of life and being such a great person. Hope the fish fight to get on your hook Dr. Siggard--- The Best there is for Orthopedic work.

Dr. Siggard repaired my severely broken ankle in 1990. He gave me a 90% chance of being able to return to sports at the level I had been playing. Within a year of the operation, I was back at 100%. Then he performed my carpel tunnel surgery in 2008. I was worried about being away from my job for weeks. I read and saw pictures about scaring and was quite nervous. Again, he exceeded my expectations. I was back to work in a week and there are no scars to be seen. I could not give a greater recommendation.

I was injured in a horse back riding accident while in Riverton. Dr Siggard saw me due to my injuries were in his feild. I had fractured my pelvis i ...