If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. I don't feel like my words can do justice to how I feel…read moreabout the incredible therapists and staff at this practice. This past July, I hurt myself during yoga (a result and mix of over-exercising/working out/pandemic stress) and I was referred to this practice. Before then, I had never injured myself physically and was experiencing - what I soon came to recognize - a high level of anxiety previously unknown to me. As someone who always felt extremely strong, both physically and mentally, I felt like a stranger in my own body. Dr. Niv (Zack) was my primary therapist and (while I wish I had never injured myself or had to learn what anxiety was) I consider it a major blessing that of all the PT's in the world, I somehow happened to find him. He is an expert, serious professional, and all around fantastic human being. I have never felt more safe, taken care, understood, or truly heard by a health care professional ever in my life. The care I received was always personalized and thoughtful. I always felt like he wanted to hear what was on my mind/concerns/etc. His understanding of the body and mind is incredible. My treatment always felt like an extremely educated and human approach. Something I (and everyone else) desperately needed. I could go on! While I am essentially recovered, I wish I could visit this practice every week. I cannot recommend this practice highly enough. Also noteworthy: The front desk staff are amazing - incredibly easy to make or change an appointment, assist with insurance/billing related questions or problems. The facility is clean & welcoming. I would love to share my experience further with anyone considering a visit.

I have a complex knee issue and wanted to speak with a therapist that would have the experience to…read moredeal with my issues before wasting my time. I was told all the therapists were busy. I asked if I ever could talk with someone and was told "we are always very busy". I spoke with an another well reviewed PT group and I spoke with a therapist for a few minutes. She listened and was able to refer me to the right person in their practice. That is all I needed.

I made an appointment on the phone they say they NY Medicaid they don't take NY Medicaid when I…read morewent there they told me they don't take NY Medicaid they take Manage Medicaid They wasted my time. Don't go there if you have NY Medicaid.

Doctors are 4-5 stars but the front desk is absolutely atrocious…read more I had to reschedule an appointment and was put on hold for 20 minutes, only to be hung up on as soon as they picked up. I called back and after 15 more minutes, was hung up on again. Now a bit annoyed, I called back a third time and was left on hold for over an hour before hanging up out of frustration. This took significant time waiting out of my day and was beyond frustrating, it's to the point I'm ready to go find another doctor because of the incompetence and lack of effort / care from the front desk.

I'm not sure how this clinic has 4.8-star reviews - probably fake or bought reviews. They care more…read moreabout money than their patients. I've been dealing with ankle pain for the past 5 months, going back and forth to this office with no real help. When the doctor finally said I needed an injection, he gave me two options - pay $300 out of pocket or wait up to 4 weeks for insurance approval. I chose to wait for my insurance. The doctor said he'd submit the request that same day. A week later, I called my insurance to check the status -- but there was no request on file. I called the office, and no one knew anything about the injection or the insurance request. After multiple calls, they finally said they would submit it -- but they didn't. Three weeks later, the request was finally sent, but they submitted it incorrectly, causing even more delays. When I called again, they had no idea what I was talking about -- nothing was in my file. I've been calling nonstop, but all I get is the same girl, Nina, saying she'll ask the doctor and call me back -- but no one ever does. It's clear they're dragging their feet, hoping I'll give up and pay out of pocket because insurance won't pay them as much. I've been suffering for 5 months, and the past 3 weeks have been unbearable. Do yourself a favor -- **go somewhere else**. No one deserves this kind of treatment, physically or mentally

Highly recommend and am very grateful to Dr. Jean-Pierre for the excellent care and a great…read moreexperience!! The practice was very well-run and organized, and it's clear Dr. J-P cares about his patients and is happy to share his knowledge and answer questions. He put me at ease and gave me confidence that I'd get past my injury and get better.

I highly recommend Hudson Medical for the treatment of chronic back pain and migraines. Dr. LaSalle…read moreis an outstanding pain management physician who truly listens to my concerns, clearly explains the causes of my pain, and discusses the best treatment options. The support staff works seamlessly with the doctors, making the entire patient experience positive and efficient. Overall, Hudson Medical provides excellent patient care with friendly staff, efficient communication, short wait times, and clean facilities. Special thanks to Twinnie Ng, Kay, Angeline (PA), Lauren (PA), and the entire PSR/PCC teams.

They've been the best place to seek treatment for my back pain. I'm glad unlike NYU Langone, they…read morecan do anesthesia and then nerve ablation. Dr. Cass was more than willing to do bilateral when I asked for it. Many places would make you come back another day but I needed to get all my treatment before I left for work.

TLDR: After coming here for several months, I've had a lot of mixed experiences at NY Bone and…read moreJoint. CARE QUALITY: Mixed. I've felt rushed out more often than not. But they have given me care that I needed and I'm on the mend. THE GOOD: The positives is that I may have been diagnosed correctly after a misdiagnosis for over a decade. My doctor is generally personable. I am getting better after going to physical therapy for several months (Note: I do not do physical therapy at this office). It's easy to call to reschedule. THE BAD: I've waited for appointments for over an hour, had the office say I wasn't covered for something after they said it was (much to my panic), arrived at the office for my first appointment just to find out my doctor had called in sick that day (the heck?), and been sent to the wrong office location (they moved locations and the email had the wrong location). When I came in after getting a MRI and my doctor didn't look at the results herself, just read the interpretation. THE ANNOYING: They charge a fee for using credit card on your copay.

I came in with severe ankle/foot pain. Given my history of sprains, I expected a straightforward…read morediagnosis, but I was concerned enough to get a proper diagnosis from an expert. I went to podiatrist Dr. Christine Ellie and she diagnosed me with a heel bone fracture using only an ultrasound; no x-ray was ever taken. She told me, "I don't need to do an x-ray because we can see the fracture clearly in the ultrasound." Based on that + my lack of serious pain at the time of the appointment, I was put in a boot for 3 weeks and started physical therapy. The day before my follow-up appt 3 weeks later, the office called to say Dr. Ellie was no longer available and I'd need to reschedule. After trying to reschedule for a few minutes on the call, I expressed frustration about delaying the appointment because I was hoping to get my boot off. Hearing this, the attendant immediately reversed course: "Oh, it's to get your boot off? In that case, we can keep the same appointment." Draw your own conclusions, but that exchange made it clear the "unavailability" wasn't the real reason for the reschedule. At the follow-up, Dr. Ellie again used only an ultrasound. This time she told me there were "minor fractures" and that I needed 8 additional weeks in the boot, with physical therapy discontinued. That's a significant jump from the original prognosis, and it moved in the wrong direction after I'd done everything asked of me. Between the lack of an x-ray, the misleading reschedule, and the ballooning recovery timeline, I sought a second opinion. That podiatrist was surprised an x-ray had never been done, since it's standard for diagnosing fractures. To my surprise, after doing the x-ray with that second podiatrist, the screening showed no fracture at all, just a severe ankle sprain. Dr. Christine Ellie performed no x-ray. I received a dishonest explanation for a rescheduled appointmen, and a fracture diagnosis that turned out to be wrong. If you're looking for a podiatrist with your best interest in mind, I'd strongly encourage anyone considering this office to seek care elsewhere.

Checking for pain management today. Dr Rosen is friendly and the office is clean and most of the…read morestaff are really nice

People can always tell you what to do. When you see a person who looks healthy and present…read morethemselves professionally, that is when you listen. Dr. Andrew Rosen is a Gem in Orthopedics. He is a highly valued person with the look of hope that things will get better. The clinic is very welcoming. It clean and well kept. The x-ray room is comfortable. Service is quick, professional and caring. The Paperwork is done efficiently to make sure you get what you need to complete your examination. No questions unanswered. Everything is explained. When you leave you feel this is a place I want to come back to because I am getting great care.

Unfortunately.. I suffered a complete ACL Tear earlier this year, JAN 2009…read more Fortunately I met with an amazing surgeon, Dr. Andrew Rokito, at the NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases. I first spoke with one of his assistants, Iyvonne, who gave me immediate attention coordinating X-rays, meeting the doctor (on his break in between surgeries), and getting my MRI done. Dr. Rokito recommended a few physical therapy sessions to strengthen my quads before surgery and with a week's wait time the swelling would have lessened enough to operate. Dr. Rokito was the sports doctor for the Mets up until 2004, so when we talked about repairing my ACL I knew he would be capable of doing an excellent repair regardless of graft choice. (I chose the strongest graft, my patella tendon.) SInce ACL Reconstruction is no joke, i can't tell you how comforting it was to know my surgeon is one thee best orthopaedic surgeons and is the head of his dept. I will also say that the staff of lovely nurses at the x-ray facility were very nice, almost to the point that I felt like I was given special treatment. Dr. Rokito is VERY highly respected, I could tell by interacting with other of his colleagues, other surgeons. His staff is also incredible, which was the first sign that i found an amazing doctor, he is surrounded by an outstanding team. I was told Dr. Rokito's hands are like magic. Post surgery, my follow up visit with Dr. ROkito gave me an extra boost of confidence to walk with a regular gait and to protect the scarring from any sun. I felt at ease with the whole surgery and recovery process and absolutely felt that i was in the best care possible. I am approx 5 months post op, 100% confident in a perfectly healed knee (Dr. Rokito said so) and continuing to work on regaining all my muscle strength in pt. If you are unsure about picking a doctor or surgeon, go with the best, reputable Doctor you can trust.

I wasted an enormous amount of time waiting to see this doctor, yet he didn't even bother to…read moreprovide me with a diagnosis. He showed absolutely no interest in me whatsoever. By way of comparison: both an Italian and a Russian doctor were able to diagnose me in just 10 minutes during an online consultation--immediately after reviewing my test results. The diagnosis: axillary nerve compression. This Dr. Rokito is a terrible human being who is indifferent to people's health; perhaps he is simply an incompetent specialist, but I suspect he is merely uninterested in patients with low-cost insurance plans--moreover, I distinctly felt that I was being treated with disdain. I spent two months waiting to see this Rokito, only for the doctor himself to grant me a paltry 10 minutes--and not even provide a diagnosis, essentially stating just one thing: "I cannot, and will not, help you." Doctors like this should burn in hell--or find a profession other than medicine.

I've been working with Edward for a bit now on a shoulder injury and find him easy to work with, a…read moreclose communicator, and very good at what he does. He's been able to diagnose and target the source of my pain and gives me the tools to strengthen my arm. The front office staff are always very kind and easy going. They are warm and welcoming! This is a great spot for PT.

Aimee the occupational therapist is the best!! She helped rehabilitate my finger's range of motion…read more& stiffness after a scary time where I almost lost it! This place is clean & everyone is friendly. I have to likely get back into physical therapy for my spine & would definitely make this my go to! This is an excellent establishment.

Ive been a patient of Dr Tehrany for over 10 yrs and he's an exceptional doctor. I would recommend…read morehim to anyone who needs consultation or surgery. I've been procrastinating for several years because of my work schedule. Finances was a key factor in me not following through with surgery but Dr Tehrany billing department was kind enough to elaborate how my insurance works. The Manhattan Orthopedic Care team was very warm,receptive and professional.

The doctor is very arrogant. After one visit I knew he's not for me. I knew it was a bad sign…read morethat you have to leave s message to make an appointment and received a call back 3 days later. Empty waiting room, yet I still waited 25 minutes and didn't see a patient leave. The visit itself was as uncomfortable.

If you want top notch care from an expert doctor of PT, you have to see Mackenzie at Integrative…read more She has been able to accurately diagnose me on the spot time and time again, and treat me to the point of being pain free. Mackenzie was successfully able to get me back to working out after a mastectomy , has cured my back pain during my pregnancy, and is able to pin point the cause of any new pain that may arise in my body and make sure it goes away within weeks. I have been seeing her for years now and I would never trust any one else. She is an expert in every part of the human anatomy, and on top of that, she makes me feel so comfortable during every session. Could not recommend and thank her enough!

I was having a fairly positive experience until the physical therapist I was seeing left for…read moreanother practice and Mackenzie took over for her. Mackenzie has to be the most unprofessional medical professional I have had the experience dealing with. She completely disregarded my doctor's instructions and had a terrible attitude. The owner couldn't care less as he has one foot out the door. They also don't sanitize ANYTHING! None of the tables, mats, or equipment is cleaned after use. I have never been to a physical therapy provider to care less about cleanliness. They also have the most uncomfortable tables for being stretched out on. Review updated below to respond to the numerous lies and misrepresentations made in the owners responses. It is clear the owner wants to take zero accountability for the unacceptable attitude Mackenzie has (which someone else called out in another recent review) because he can't afford to lose another physical therapist. -I genuinely cannot think of one thing I did or said that would have made Mackenzie or the other PT uncomfortable. The owner has made these claims, but has refused to discuss with me directly what exactly made them so uncomfortable. If I was making the female PTs as uncomfortable as he claims why was I not switched to his care or the other male PT at the practice? Also, why would he allow me to be in a separate room with them alone and not at one of the tables in the common area that would allow him or other staff members to directly supervise if this was the case? If anyone was uncomfortable, I was by Mackenzie's attitude. In terms of the unsavory language in the email, as they say if the shoe fits :) -My doctor prescribed me PT sessions after discussing the best treatment plan options I had available with it being his recommendation we continue one last batch of sessions that Mackenzie decided to cut short. He disagrees with their decision to cut my treatment short so what is there to discuss about it now? -Not sure how showing up looking to get help with the pain and discomfort caused by a medical condition would qualify as using his clinic as a personal training facility? -I never said it was a terrible place, as I stated I was having a fairly positive experience until Mackenzie took over. -I had emailed the owner about the lack of cleanliness and as a result they would wipe the stretching table for me (as they should for every patient). I guess that was "obnoxious" and "rude" for me to ask to not lie in the filth of someone else. -Mackenzie was the complete opposite of professional when it came to her telling me in her opinion my issue did not require any more physical therapy. She was aggressive and harsh in tone and language. -Suggesting a personal trainer would better meet my needs was scoffed at by my doctor and was never considered by him at any point in my recovery even prior to starting at Integrative. -I never stated I was considering legal action against my prior clinics. I had stated I had looked into taking legal action against a former one years ago unrelated to my current injury due to the treatment received causing my injury to worsen requiring surgery. I left my prior provider because the price nearly tripled at the start of the new year. This was all communicated to Frank. -It is a lie we had a back and forth after my last session. He responded to my initial email asking for a call and refused to respond to my initial follow up email asking to explain what was making Mackenzie uncomfortable treating me. There was no offer made over email to have a face to face conversation nor a call with him to discuss the matter, nor did I refuse a call between him and my doctor. -Not sure what is harassing about sending one follow up email on what exactly is making the physical therapist uncomfortable to treat me when that is such a bold statement. -Having one foot out the door came straight from one of his physical therapists who stated he is looking to get out of the business now that his family lives in South Carolina. Someone who commutes that far to work part time doesn't sound like someone who is there to stay long term. -Not sure why it would matter if Oliver was my real name or not. It has no impact on the situation. Just the owner grasping for straws to try and reclaim any credibility.