We saw Brian for my son's sprained ankle and it was such a wonderful experience. It was my son's…read morefirst time getting acupuncture so he was very nervous of all the needles, but we were in a desperate situation as we were leaving for a physically taxing missions trip in 2wks. Brian's fun stories eased my son's anxiety and he said he didn't feel any pain from the procedure. My son's ankle was completely healed after 4 sessions!! Brian was very thorough, kind and gentle and he is very knowledgeable! Highly recommend!!

I've been seeing Dr. Chang for over four years. He's helped heal my neck and knee pain and has been…read morethere for emotional and cosmetic concerns as well. It's reassuring to know I have a natural, risk-free alternative for whatever setbacks life brings. I'm a strong believer in the benefits of acupuncture and his expertise.

Bill was kind enough to squeeze me in at the last minute right before my FET transfer. He was…read moreincredibly calm, communicative, and friendly, which made it easy for me to fully relax and even take a nap during the session. I was also able to come back in the same day for a follow-up treatment. He took the time to talk me through the whole process and advised me on when to return. The office is clean, 'zen,' and very welcoming. I highly recommend his services! Thank you Bill!

I was really happy with my visit. It was my first time, I have several issues and felt some results…read moreafter just one treatment. Lauren was extremely thorough and I look forward to my next visit.

The doctor here has a great bedside manner. He thoroughly explained everything going on and did…read morehis best to make me comfortable during procedures. Parking can be a pain, especially since you probably do not want to walk here since this is foot's specialist's office after all. On a funny note, the waiting room TV will have daytime talk shows on. Not exactly entertained for the younger crowd, but you will not wait long anyway.

I really hate writing bad reviews, especially since the doctor was so friendly and nice. However, I…read morefeel compelled to because he wanted me to agree for a foot surgery after he saw the report from the MRI office that he sent me to for an ankle injury. He was really pushing for the surgery but I said I needed to think about it before scheduling it. I showed the MRI report to a family member who is a radiologist and he said it was a very vague report that didn't give much info, and said I should be suspicious of the rec for surgery, and recommending I get a second opinion. Another friend who is a sports pt said she had never heard of that surgery done after just one injury, so I went to see her boss who is an orthopeadic surgeon. He was shocked after looking at the images and reading the report that surgery had been suggested. He even told me to get out of the boot and see what I could do on my own. Needless to say I'm walking just fine now and PT is getting me well on my way without an invasive and unnecessary surgery. Just make sure to always get a second opinion.

Such a fan of Dr. Lipkin! He's easily one of the most personable doctors I've dealt with, and I've…read morenever felt rushed out of his office. He's gone the extra mile for me on several occasions - combining appointments for my various foot issues and working with me through problems with my insurance. Good doctor and good human. Can't beat that combo!

Very professional, knowledgeable and gives you accurate and easy to understand description of your…read morecondition and possible treatments

I have no problem with the Dr she was pleasant and knowledgeable, my issue is that I was given a…read morenight splint that no one told me the price of $300 I assumed this was a mistake as exactly the same splint is $28-30 on amazon, I was told that NO this wasn't a mistake and everyone gets ripped off the same, also the nurse was to show me my exercises however they said it was on the paperwork and didn't show me how to do or not do my exercises. Some states it is illegal to not inform people of the cost of medical equipment

My foot had been bothering me for the last year, but due to the pandemic I have been holding off…read moreseeing a doctor. I finally decided to see the doctor after playing a round of golf and my foot acting up again. The office is in the basement level of 70 Hudson. They have elevator access. The office itself is okay. A bit dated. A bit dingy. I had a foot xray done and I would have sworn the x-ray machine was from the 1960's. Sure, it worked fine, but call me a snob, it seems like when I go to a doctor's office in New York city, its vibrant and new - whereas doctors offices in Hoboken feel like they are just old and run-down. The staff working there was pleasant. The doctor I met with wasn't Dr. Paternina, but Dr. Vo. She was helpful, she showed me my x-rays and explained her diagnosis - the doctor felt it could be a stress fracture and put me into a soft cast and walking boot for a week. My insurance covered the costs and I had a co-pay. I'm hoping that there won't be any surprise costs as this was recommended by my insurance as an in-network provider.

DO NOT TRUST YOUR FEET WITH THIS DOCTOR!…read more I visited Dr. Del Monte to have a few corns removed from my small toes on both feet. They weren't causing me any pain and it was only a cosmetic concern. At my consultation, he was quick to say I'd need surgery and given all the positive reviews I read on here I trusted him with all my heart and proceeded with the surgery. On the day of the surgery, a nurse asked me during pre-op if I was there for hammertoe surgery. This surprised me, as I had only asked Dr. Del monte to remove a few corns. When I brought it up with him, he explained, 'It's the same thing.' I trusted him and didn't question him any further. During our consultation, Dr. Del Monte had also convinced me to have my bunion removed. He explained that he would use a new procedure called lapiplasty, which involves inserting a metal plate to correct the deformity. He assured me that this technique was much simpler than a traditional bunionectomy and promised a three-month recovery time, with my feet looking great afterward. Fast forward to 8 months post-surgery, I realized that I can no longer curl up my toes like I used to. My toes can now only fan up and down in one direction (like a plastic doll's toes) and they were shortened too (something which I had do never asked him to do). Regarding the lapiplasty portion of the surgery, the recovery was far from the easy experience I was led to expect. It changed the way I walk, requiring me to undergo hours of physical therapy. I even had to have another surgery to remove the plate in hopes of finding relief and improving my gait, but unfortunately, that did not help. Dr. Del Monte downplayed the significance of the surgery and failed to adequately explain what it would entail. His poor clinical judgment has caused me immense pain and depression, to the point where I've been on antidepressant medication for over a year now. I'm only 30 years old and I've never faced as many issues as I have following the surgeries performed by Dr. Del Monte. I no longer enjoy doing yoga and pilates classes as I used to given how stiff and rigid my toes feel. My toes no longer feel natural and I constantly wear socks to avoid seeing the awful scars that have been left behind. I do not recommend getting surgery with Dr. Del Monte. He tried to make money of me and test a metal plate at the expense of costing me my mental and physical wellbeing. Once I addressed these issues with him, he only gaslit me by saying corn removal surgery and hammer toe surgery are the same thing and he constantly downplayed the situation by saying it will get better. I'm now almost 2 years post-surgery and things have not gotten better and I continue to struggle every single day. I even sought a second opinion from another qualified surgeon, who informed me that this surgery should never have been performed in the first place and there is no way to reverse any of it. If anyone is considering this type of bunion surgery, please do not let him talk you into it. I strongly urge you to join the "Lapiplasty before, during, after" Facebook group. There, you can read the experiences of hundreds of patients who, like me, were persuaded to undergo surgery by surgeons more interested in testing their devices than in the well-being of their patients. I have attached before-and-after pictures of my feet for reference. As you can see, I didn't even have a significant bunion; I sought this surgery solely for cosmetic reasons, but I ended up worse off. Doctors are supposed to be healers and take an oath to do no harm. Sadly this doctor did the opposite and I regret going to him with all my heart.

I went to Dr John Delmonte on November 2023 because of pain on bunion, right away he recommended a…read morenew procedure called Labplasty, he said recovery would only be 6 weeks, one year later I'm so much worse off than before, after 8 weeks I kept complaining of pain and he was dismissive, kept saying it was normal and just kept prescribing medication, after 5 months of pain and discomfort he decided to remove the hardware he had put into my foot, I still was not getting better so in June 2024 I decided to go see another doctor who proceeded to get me an MIR and a CT scan which Dr Delmonte never suggested to find out what was happening,the Ct revealed that two of my bones are not fused, the new doctor told me that in her opinion the surgery that he performed was to aggressive for such a simple problem. Now I have to deal with another operation, which would make it the third in less than a year, I'm in constant pain, my foot gets swollen if I walk more than an hour and I have numbness which new doctor said is irreversible, my life has changed so much, I can only wear sneakers, if I even wear flats my foot is swollen in less than an hour, please don't go to Dr Delmonte,when I used to go to him I started paying attention and realize that he would suggest surgery to so many of his patients,I am going to file a complaint against him, my life hasn't been the same. I wrote this in hopes that I may help people not go thru what I'm going thru

Easy appointment, Dr. Tjoe took care of my ingrown toenail on the first visit, and it was pain…read morefree. I would go again for other foot issues

I was excited that there was availability the same day I called, in fact within an hour. happily I…read morewent. After filling out paperwork, met with Dr. Tjoe. In my experience, he severely lacked bedside manner, didn't look at me and came across unpleasantly introverted. Without looking at my issue on my foot, started telling me about treatments, their cost and length. I was flabbergasted, I have been to a podiatrist before and they had never suggested anything like what Dr. Tjoy was for a similar problem. He finally looked at my foot, recognized the corn I had, and offered a different and also costly treatment. At that point, I had had it and decided to somewhere else. The other podiatrist I saw, shaved off the corn (which I expected to be the treatment) and suggested an orthotic to use to avoid corns in future. My recommendation is to go somewhere else that Tjoy!

Literally have never applied heat or stim or ice probably bc they are rigid with their timing…read more There will be one therapist with two or three patients while one is typing on a computer. He bathroom is filthy and the soap dispenser is a decoration bc it needs to be charged and no one ever charges it lol I've never been to a PT place where everyone isn't on the same page and helping each other. Unfortunately due to extensive health issues I have been to many PTs and I can say without a doubt this is the worst one with the worst vibe Unfortunate bc a couple good therapists there

I had such a great experience during my first visit to Exchange Place Physical Therapy. Recently, I…read morehave been having back persistent back pain, but I kept holding off on seeing a professional. After hearing from a friend about Exchange Place Physical Therapy, though, I finally decided to get help, and I'm really glad I did. Location: Located in the Brookfield shopping complex at Exchange Place, Exchange Place Physical Therapy is in a very convenient location, especially for people who live in the area. Therapy: My physical therapist really was sensitive to the pain I was feeling, and he conducted a thorough exam to find out the source of my back pain. After talking to me, we also worked on exercises which helped me to feel better right away. Service: I had great service on my visit. Price: I had to pay a copay, but it was worth the relief I felt. Verdict: Visit if you are feeling any pain or need physical therapy of any kind.