The hospital is clean, quieter, & calmer than NYC hospitals but that only makes the complete lack…read moreof care and the doctors seeming inability to either keep patient records straight or to give an honest answer that more baffling. I talked to doctors 2 times and a social worker once and on all 3 occasions they either were thoroughly confused or they just did not care about providing care and instead just lied to me. Of particular note was a Dr. Asmin or Asmen (I might be a little off on his name). He called me to report on the condition of my 80 year old mother after a painful fall. It's wonderful that he called, and if anything he said was honest I would be writing a positive review here. Instead he swore up and down that my mother must been out of her senses when she complained about the medical staff at night moved her injured legs with complete disregard for her immense pain. The doctor promised me that not only was my mother not in pain but that she was given morphine twice. He stated the exact times the medication was given as if he was double-checking to be safe. When I arrived at the hospital I double checked with the nurses, they confirmed that no pain medications were given. I called the doctor back with the nurse at my side, and the doctor said, "honestly, your mother isn't even my patient." Mind you, he had called me, unsolicited, to inform me of how well she was being treated, when the exact opposite was true. Your hospital is pretty, but I would never trust it in a real emergency. If you have family that ends up here, know that it's on you to verify the honesty of everything the staff claims. Be safe and verify everything. 3 lies in a row from doctors isn't an error, it's a pattern showing lack of care, sloppliness, and true incompetence.

If there was Zero starts i would give zero starts they have a patient with a bloodcloth on her arm…read morefor 3 days seating in the ER for over 2 hours, they dont care at all. That's why they keep on getting sue. Do yourself a favor and go to White Plains Hospital if you are in need pf a ER service.

I wish I had read the reviews before I booked an appointment with this place (heavy sigh). The lady…read morewho first fitted me and adjusted my brace was nice, but unfortunately, the knee brace did not hold up and I had to exchange it after two months. There was a lot of back-and-forth, and lack of communication in between. They also seemed a bit disorganized and couldn't remember what they ordered me. When I went back to exchange the defective brace and get fitted and adjusted for the new brace, the person I scheduled an appointment with had called out, so they had me wait an hour just so the person covering could come out and hand me the new knee brace in a bag without offering to adjust. Less than two months later I experienced the same issue with the brace condyle pad falling off. Left me feeling disappointed and frustrated. I do not recommend this establishment.

I was seeing an orthopedist at a hospital in NYC, after a wrist fracture. I had a cast on for six…read moreweeks, and once the cast came off, the doctor told me that I had the option for a wrist splint...something that I could easily put on/take off, as needed....say for while sleeping, or when walking around crowded city streets, until such time as I felt more confident/secure regarding my wrist recovery. My doctor's office described the splint they could provide as being 'custom-fitted', so I thought 'sure, why not'? ....Now I'm not sure where the disconnect came from...if it were from my doctor's office, or if it were from the East Coast 'rep', who apparently works in tandem with my doctor's office.... But all I know is this much: there was NOTHING 'custom-fitted' about the splint. When the East Coast rep entered the room I was in, she literally took the splint OUT OF A BOX. All she said to me was that, if the splint were too large, that she might have a smaller size for me. But...what was I to know?.... I've never worn a wrist splint. I didn't know HOW it should fit me...or WHERE the hard plastic underside of the splint should begin/end versus my own forearm/wrist/hand. Sure, the splint had three velcro straps, but then, ALL wrist splints - even generic ones you can buy at the drugstore - have adjustable straps... Either way, it was only once I left the hospital and had a bit more time with the splint that I realized.... it was NOT comfortable on my still-tender wrist. The splint not only hard a hard plastic brace to support the underside of my forearm and wrist but.... it also had hard plastic SIDES that were pressing against my still-bruised wrist. Even though my wrist injury fell under Workman's Comp, for some reason East Coast was not initially aware of this, and so they sent a bill directly to me. The charge for this supposedly 'custom-fitted' wrist brace?? $92. That's Ninety-Two Dollars. That is CRIMINAL! No wonder the US healthcare system is such a mess. What a total scam. But not surprising to me one iota, as shortly after I received the brace and realized how uncomfortable it was...and that there was nothing 'custom-fitted' about it at all...and that the East Coast rep 'conveniently' works IN TANDEM with the hospital, it is a classic US hospital-setting type racket....where one hand washes the other, so to speak. East Coast should be ashamed of themselves, for trying to charge someone $92 for something that probably cost them $15 to purchase wholesale.

Terrific Physicians with a terrific bedside manner.I was recommended by my Internist and a great…read morerecommendation it was. Dr Singh is a great doctor and diagnostician with a terrific bedside manner. I found everybody that works in the office to be professional and kind.You won't find a better neurologist.Thank out to Dr Thomas for being so patient during my EMG.

I recommend Dr. Luks, extremely knowledgeable, his office is in a great location (next to the St…read moreJohns hospital in Dobbs Ferry), free parking, clean offices. His staff are very caring and kind, the waiting period was not long at all. I went for my left shoulder as I have a tear, he took time to explained and answer all my questions,. Easy to talk to and he truly listens you and a wonderful bed side manner. I came out feeling at ease that I do not require surgery, as he is not one of those doctors that likes to cut people right away. I liked his honesty.

The only problem with Howard Luks is that we fear he won't put up with the system and give our…read morepatients care FOREVER!! He's SUBSTANTIALLY more than a great physician!

Based on his website, I chose Dr. Kur for an oral surgery consult. When I asked if he had…read moreexperience treating patients with my condition/needs, he evaded my question. When I asked him about the procedure he recommended, he said, "Don't overthink this!" That's when I knew not to trust him with my health. I practically ran out of that office. Since then, several of my doctors have said, "Avoid Kur. Stay away from that office." And one month later Kur sent me a bill for the "free" consult.

I was very pleased with both the office staff and professional staff. The corner helped us to get…read moreauthorizations from other doctors. Dr. Kur the dental surgeon, was warm and personable in addition to performing my surgery with good technical skill. Highly recommend this group to a eruine requiring this special type of dental surgery.

Incredible experience from Dr Kaul and all the staff. From the moment you walk into the spotless…read moreoffice, you are greeted by the friendly reception. The young man that did the initial interview and assessment was terrific, as was the Doctor I saw before Dr Kaul. The whole experience couldn't have been better Dr Kaul was patient, informative, thorough and did an expert examination and went above and beyond answering all my questions. If and when I need surgery , he will be the only surgeon I will consider. Wish I could give more then 5 stars.

On September 1st I had the good fortune of having Dr. Ashutosh Kaul perform hernia repair surgery…read more I am 84 years old and was nervous to say the least. Dr. Kaul besides being a skilled surgeon is a kind and compassionate person. The staff is excellent on top of everything and I highly recommend this Doctor. My recovery has been amazing and I am so grateful for the expertise and care I received.

Very unprofessional staff and assistants. Doctors think they are gods and you should be thankful…read moreto be granted time with them. Office disorganized and HUGE LONG wait times no matter what your condition. They dont even have a simple x-ray and dont perform any diagnostic or assesment procedures on you. Worse, when I came back 3 weeks later to see a 2nd doctor in this group of 11 doctors in the same practice, same office, I was told I had to fill out ALL NEW patient forms from scratch becasue these doctors dont share files or patients with each other. and I has to fill out release forms to request Dr. A's assistant go make copies of the records in Dr. B's files. This is ludicrus and insane waste of my time and money. But thats there policy and procedure. Then when Dr. B. requested an MRI for me, his assistant waited 2 full weeks before she called my insurance company to get authorization for the MRI. If you need super skilled surgical experts, maybe these guys are great at that. But for routine exams, diagnosis and advice, they suck, there rude, snooty, snobish and all they care about is surgery. If you cant move for basic functions of daily life or are in excrutiating pain, they couldnt care less unless you have a need for surgery. Details : I went to this medical office twice for pain in my leg from a work injury. First visit to Dr. Aspirino - who told me the CT scan revealed no tears, rips, breaks or physical damage to the bones, cartlage or ligaments in knee. I specifically asked him if the CT vs. MRI is adequate to show such damage and he confidently said yes, "you have no orthopedic damage to the knee". 3 weeks later still in same pain, saw his partner in same office, same group - Dr. Zelasny said "CT scans dont always show tears and rips in soft tissue, lets get an MRI. I told him that contradicts his partner, he said "Aspirinos a shoulder specialist, I'm a knee specialist, listen to me". I thought this is BS and both failed Orthopedics 101 ability to understand and explain CT and MRI scans properly. I walked out.

Dr Luks is the best I have ever been to. I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Luks about 6 years ago…read morewhen I had a nagging shoulder injury that ended up needing surgery (orthoscopic). After that I would see him a couple of more times, the last one being a complete Rupture of my Pectoralis Major at he muscle/tendon junction. This injury was a injury that many would say can't be repaired but not Dr. Luks, he said he could do it and he did. He fixed my Pec and now I am back to normal working out (Brazilizn jiu jitsu, boxing, weight training ext.) and feeling good. I would recommend Dr. Luks to anyone and everyone who ask for a surgeon. He listens to what the patient has to say and answers all questions.

Saran Rosner was recommended to me after an initial MRI reports showed I had hydrocephalus (water…read morein the brain). Rosner recommended immediate surgery with a shunt install as this can be very dangerous. Taking his advice we did the surgery next day and a few weeks later the headaches started returning. Rosner now recommended a craniotomy because he said my brain looked to be touching the skull and this was the next best step to remove some of the skull in the back of my head. I asked for a copy of the MRI report for a 2nd opinion by Dr Jafaar. I was given the non contrast copy, not being aware there is a difference. Jafaar was upset about that because after only 2 mins he believed there was a tumor yet he needed the contrast MRI report to be certain. I brought this idea forward to Rosner that this may be a tumor yet he shot it down immediately. Who am I to question a DR with such remarkable experience and who would want to believe they had a tumor? So I trusted him and went forward with the craniotomy. It was after this surgery that Rosner decided to do a biopsy which indeed turned out positive for a tumor and now need intensive treatment for brain cancer. Rosner stated this is out of his field and recommended I go to either Sloan Kettering or Westchester Medical. Being comfortable with the team at Westchester Medical and for location convenience I eventually went ahead with this team and Dr Mohan preformed my 3rd brain surgery as a tumor removal. After my surgery, I had an issue that I would consistently vomit uncontrollably likely due to the area in the brain that was operated on. I had similar issues with my previous surgeries with Rosner and he had come up with a drug mix that really helped control the vomiting. My Dr's asked me to call Rosner to look through my records and recommend to them that same mix. Rosner was so offended that I did not tell him that I was having a 3rd surgery (him being the one that sent me away) because he wanted to be the surgeon for that operation and he hung up in my face. Here I am 3 days after brain surgery suffering and I was in complete disbelief that he could be so heartless. After Rosner found this out, his office continuously tried to bill me $1300 out of nowhere. I was so offended by his tactics my family and I were committed to never paying him another cent. Later I find out that he tried to bill the insurance company for a tumor removal which I was very happy to see that they denied him and didn't pay him a dime because that surgery has already been claimed by Mohan. These actions have completely made me doubt even the first two surgeries he performed on me. I can't say whether or not they were needed for sure, maybe they were but it seems very clear to me that he wanted to take advantage of the surgeries before telling me my real diagnosis so that he can earn a good profit. Otherwise he was very careless and did two surgeries on me without even a second look even after I mentioned another DR suggested it could be a tumor, so both scenarios are just terrible on his part. Aside from all of that there is no excuse to hanging up on a patient who is in dire need asking for help just because you are upset you didn't get to do the surgery and bill the insurance $75k+. My family was so upset by his actions and everyone we spoke to said to sue this jerk but honestly what can we really do at this point and while going through such an intensive and long radiation and chemo treatment who really wants to go through even more agony? It's now been a few years later and I am cancer free and very grateful for my life I have thanks to the special care from Dr Mohan, Dr Jubinski and their team. Rosner seems to be a great surgeon and I am not doubting that but everything else he stands for ethically and morally is to be put into serious question. He should be investigated and if he were, my assumption is that he would soon after have his license revoked.

Pre-op care and post-op care were excellent Dr. Tostanosky,…read moreis very knowledgeable and experienced surgeon who makes you feel that you are in good hands.

Interesting this practice doesn't follow up with patient reviews...I've been going to this practice…read morefor a long time and generally lukewarm about professionalism and bedside manner but most recent visit was the worst! I had to repeatedly call about biopsy results with nobody returning my call. Eventually 3 weeks later I was told it was a fax issue. Very unprofessional! No apologies given. Substandard care, OCLI needs to do some QI with this practice.