AWFUL. Bunch of ego maniac drs. I saw 4 drs and 1 PA. 18+ months of pain and mobility problems…read morebefore I left. Bunch of jerks. I now finally had tests that show A LOT OF Functional issues. Effusions tendonosis. meniscus protrusion. The left knee. They did. Is makeing a tearing sound and they don't even care.

Happy to get an appt w/Dr RamPrasad…read more Very happy with the care . The medical assistant was very caring , radiology and the drs... all superb!! Happy to learn of my results so speedily!

Dr. Bonner is very caring and knowledgeable. He has helped me so much and his office assistant is…read moreso welcoming and makes it easy to schedule appointments.

beware of "A wolf in sheeps clothing" I was advised by this doctor that if I was not happy with the…read morecare I was getting from the nursing staff and him, he will be at the rehab within an hour to sign the papers. an hour later I was on my way home. Little did I know that without my knowledge I signed myself out. Not once do I recall this doctor discussing my problem with me. he was more concerned about his relationship with a former boxing champion, than my problems. When I complained about a patient sitting in his wheel chair covered in vomit, I was told that I was not his doctor, and it was none of my concern. When these same nurses complained to Bonner about my outburst on patient care, he agreed with them and told me to shut. This is why Bonner wanted me out of this rehab. when I complained about the lack of care myself and others were getting, his response was "If you feel that way then you should go home'. Once I returned home and saw the amount of medication he prescribed, 9 different pills 4 times a day equals 36 pills before bedtime, I called his office as instructed on my paper work. When secretary told him who was on the phone and why, he refused to talk to me. He could care less what effects these pills had on me, or my wife. outbursts of anger along with stress thinking about what I was taking or what good they were doing. After several attempt to get him, I gave up and call a druggist for help. Was advised to shelf the meds and see how I feel. Took his advise and am happy to report that most of the rage, and anger is gone. what bothers me more than anything is that this 'so called doctor, and these nurses" will never have to account for what has been done

Dr Aland is caring and committed to you as a patient. The staff is very professional and return…read morecalls quickly. I am so happy I went with Rothman!

Dr Aland performed miniscus surgery on both of my knees now. Great staff (minus office mgr who…read morewasn't very nice to me) and personable doc. Highly recommend!

Dr George did a great job on my knee replacement, could not have asked for a better surgeon. I…read morehighly recommend Dr Cautilli. His professionalism and protocols were dead on.

I can't say enough good things about this practice. I've seen both Dr. David Cautilli and Dr…read more George Cautilli. I've taken both my daughter and son to see them and both times they were so helpful, informative, had a wonderful bedside manner, and most importantly skilled at what they do! They also have an amazing office staff, friendly and accommodating, not so common these days in medical practices in my experience.

I've been a patient at Capstone twice, after two different surgeries, and each time Brian Kirby…read morerestored me to like-new condition! Brian is both friendly and professional; he explains not only What to do, but also Why; he encourages, without being pushy. I've had lots of experience with Physical Therapists (one who actually injured me!), and I had come to the conclusion that P.T. was totally bogus, consisting mostly of counting to 10 repeatedly. Brian changed my mind, and I'm thrilled to recommend him.

Amazing Care given, staff is very kind & easy to make appointments with patients when needed…read more They have all types of equipment for their patients to use to help them with their needs!

Jules, Danielle & Jeff changed my life. Helped me gain…read morestrength in my foot . They planned the strength building physical therapy activities around my specific needs. Attentive to my progress. Kind and encouraging. They are very good at what they do. I'm so very grateful. ( ‿ )

I'm 45 years old, a double amputee with rheumatoid arthritis. I was in a wheelchair when I first…read moremet Brian. He's taken me from a wheelchair to walking with a walker and then with canes and now I can walk on my own thanks to him. I have never met a nicer person. He has an outstanding Attitude. I have never met a nicer person. He has an outstanding Work ethic. It was one of the hardest things I ever had to do but because of Brian's caring and professional attitude he brought me along to where I am today. He also has a wonderful office manager, Maureen. I'm happy to say that I've met my goals that Brian set for me, but at the same time it's bittersweet because I will miss working with him. Thanks Brian for everything. Lynda's daughter, Caryn.

Brian offers a more personal, one on one care, focusing on each patient's individual needs and what…read morebest helps them recover. Great therapist, awesome personality, and a cool guy!

Great office, the staff is so friendly and the doctors are caring. They were able to save my tooth!…read moreHighly recommend.

For reasons unknown, MBO NEVER answers their phone. A recording claims "Your call is very…read moreimportant to us . . ." but that's clearly a lie. If you know the person you need to talk to, you can, with difficulty, reach their phone, and of course they won't answer either. So leave a voicemail, and I wish you the very best of luck. Generally, I don't get any response until I leave the third or fourth (increasingly irritated) voicemail. Example 1: I was in more pain than I had expected, and I called my doctor for some oxycodone, which he had offered previously. I had expected a call-back. Didn't happen. I had expected my pharmacy to fill the prescription within a day. Didn't happen, because THEY NEVER GOT THE ORDER! It took SIX DAYS and FOUR VOICEMAILS before the order was filled. Full disclosure: there was a weekend and a holiday intervening, but if MBO had reacted on the day I called, that wouldn't have been a factor. Example 2: I called to schedule surgery, asking for a particular week. (Per usual, no one answered the phone, and I had to leave a voicemail.) As it turned out, scheduling for that week wasn't available yet; it was too far in the future. Did I get a call-back, explaining the situation? Nope. All I got was ignored. So, not realizing the problem, I called again, and had to leave another voicemail. [wait . . . wait . . . wait . . . ] No call-back; I had been ignored again. Once more I called, and, uh . . . expressed my frustration. This time, I got a return call, and I had the common courtesy to answer my phone. [MBO, take note: actually answering a phone call is considered a GOOD thing.] The conversation did not go smoothly. If I had only gotten a return call after my very first voicemail, explaining that I was calling too early, all the ensuing mess would not have occurred. On the other hand, the actual medical care has been fine. The problem is entirely with the support staff, who seem to view patients as an intrusion into their very busy workday, to be ignored if possible, and barely tolerated otherwise.

Dr. Eon Shin is a phenomenal surgeon who has successfully repaired carpal tunnel syndrome on both…read moreof my hands.

From the owner: From simple tasks like holding a book and texting a friend to more challenging movements like…read moreswimming or pitching a baseball, the proper function of hands, wrists, arms, elbows, and shoulders is critical for most daily tasks. If any part of the upper body -- from the muscles and tendons to the bones -- is damaged or in pain, your entire body suffers from the injury, making even day-to-day activities difficult and painful. This is why it is imperative that, if you sustain an injury of any level of severity, you immediately contact our expert orthopaedic care professionals and get treated.