Facility is terrific. I've never seen an office like it. Great staff. However, the Doctor is not…read more I found him to be rude, unprofessional and full if himself. He was actually making fun of me in front of 2 staff members. What an awful experience I had. Waste of tests and time.

Dr. Jack Choueka is above and beyond one of the greatest doctors in his field. I have been a…read morepatient of Dr. Choueka for many years. He has performed my bilateral shoulder replacements, carpal tunnel surgery on both hands and most recently tendinitis in my hand. When you find the ultimate results, you do not go elsewhere. The office wait may be a bit long, but does it really matter when you're being treated by Dr. Choueka? JRG, Brooklyn 7/29/23

I've been going to their Lexington Ave. location for close to 3 months already…read more While Dr. Iannicello is pretty good, his staff isn't and patients end up paying for this while we're in PAIN. Their insurance/billing department isn't the best. Some procedures require approval from your insurance which is understandable. The problem is that they'll tell you they'll call you once insurance approves so we can proceed and they never call you back. You would give them enough time to then call them and either things have already been approved or, they have not started the process. The receptionist lady is passive aggressive when asked certain questions regarding this. I get it, she's probably tired of this but also, it's not the patient's fault either. We're here in PAIN and it seems like they let work sit and wait for the patient to call so they could move on it. Everywhere else I go, they'll contact my insurance for approval and turnaround is usually about 2 days max but here, about a week, two weeks and ever longer. At one of my visits the lady receptionist didn't check me in till 45 minutes after my arrival and good thing the doctor noticed and was on it. Yesterday morning I called them because again, waiting for insurance to approve pain injections. The receptionist was passive aggressive and sighing as if this was my fault and said she'll speak to the doctor about it and hung up on me after. I had told her I would like to get this done by this week since I will have another insurance and that probably won't kick in till a couple of weeks or who knows how long and here I am IN PAIN because the meds given to me or PT hasn't been making any improvements with my issue. I also remember several times patients calling them saying they never received a callback from them regarding anything the office had to reach out to them. Receptionist would claim they did call but it's interesting the pattern of several people saying the same thing which makes me believe the patients and plus, here I am finding myself being on top of them as if I work there. I have not received any calls from the office and at this point I don't even feel like calling them and dealing with the receptionist while am in PAIN so decided to write this review so others could be aware of things that may happen when visiting this place. UPDATE: 2 days after leaving my review. I have not received a call from anyone at this office. I decided to call my insurance and they told me they just received the request from them today and they approved it right away for me to get my injection shots for my PAIN. I called their office and told them I have not heard back from them and the receptionist placed me on hold and came back asking me what time tomorrow I would like to go it. My theory was right all along about this place. The leave the patient's information just laying on their desk and do nothing about it unless you call in and they'll blame insurance or anyone else to cover up their actions. Thankfully because I was on top of them, I'll be able to get my shots before my current insurance ends. To say the least, this shows lack of consideration and is also HORRIBLE on their part given the circumstances patient's are enduring and the trust they give them.

I don't even know where to start, as I have NEVER in my entire life been treated this way by a…read morehealthcare professional. My experience at this facility was gut wrenching to say the least. It literally had me in tears by the time I gotten to my car. I'm writing this review with the hopes It can be a step toward making sure others don't experience the same treatment, and even prompt this facility to reassess their practices. I arrived on 10/28 at 2:42 PM for my 2:45 PM appointment to see Dr. Mann for the progressively worsening pain in my neck/ back / shoulder/ elbow & both hands . I promptly filling out the required paperwork and returning it to the receptionist, I was asked to wait. After waiting for approximately 15 min, I approached the receptionist to ask if Dr. Mann was running on time. I was assured that he was and was told to continue waiting. Ten min later, I inquired again and received the same response. At 3:17 PM, I was finally brought to an exam room, where an assistant took my blood pressure, which was noticeably high. I asked how high, she said 167 over (and I didn't hear the rest).I waited an additional 10 min. in the exam room before I returned to the receptionist area to inquire about the delay. One receptionist was kind enough to check on the doctor and informed me that he was on his way. I was taken to a different Room by the lovely male assistant. I'm guessing Dr. Mann finally received my paperwork as he had questions which he asked the male assistant to ask me. The assistant walked back and forth 2 times to deliver my responses to him. I had to ask, why did he not just come into the room and ask me these questions in person. When Dr. Mann did enter the room, there was NO apology or acknowledgment of the long wait. Instead, his demeanor was brusque and unwelcoming, which made me feel as if my time and health concerns were inconsequential. Rather than addressing my questions directly, he seemed annoyed, and when I mentioned the delay, he dismissed my concern by saying, "No one goes to a doctor and be seen at the exact appointment time." He further went on to insisted he was not late as I was taken into the exam room and seen By who! the assistant who ONYL took my blood pressure while texting on her phone. Additionally, despite my elevated blood pressure, he neither acknowledged it nor offered further guidance, which left me feeling as though my health was not being taken seriously. How could you allow a patient to leave with elevated blood pressure levels. He then said there are other patients he was seeing. Fine, not an issue. I was just asking to be communicated with. I told him he had poor bedside manners and it went even more left. He even told me I'm not making the situation any better. I asked how long will this visit take as he was 45 min late. He then insisted again he was NOT late and with an attitude stated "as long as I wanted it to" Pardon, how do you tell a patient that. This interaction ended after two minutes. He stormed out the exam room left me behind & headed directly to the front desk and stated abruptly "she can leave". As a health care professional we take an oath to do no harm. Waiting for so long without updates, feeling dismissed, and dealing with a lack of empathy can make a difficult situation so much harder. Healthcare providers should show compassion, professionalism, and respect and no one should have to leave an appointment feeling worse than when they arrived. For me it was the lack of communication and empathy from that initial receptionist and doctor. I think it's perfectly reasonable to expect both timely care and basic courtesy, and neither of these should be compromised, especially in a healthcare setting. I think we all deserve a healthcare provider who prioritizes not only our physical health but also treats you with the respect and compassion every patient deserves. I am very concerned that this experience reflects a lack of regard for patients' time and well-being. I came in with my pain at a 7 and left there with it on 10.... In

Dr. Eric Lumbomir, explained the treatment for my knees, since I have been going there for the…read morepast few weeks, I have no complaints. The office is professional. If I don't feel comfortable I will certainly let them know, but so far so good. Thanks.

I just had a colonasapy at the brooklyn park surgery center my dad and my staff nelia brought me…read morethe waiting room was very clean the lady at the front desk asked me and mydad to sign a few forms it wasn't long before them took me in back to a room where they helped me get undressed and put and put me in a hospital gown and I got to lay on this comtfable bed with in a few Minutes I was wheeled to the operating room they dimed the lights put a gas mask over my face I was done in less then a minute the beds are very comfy muchbetter then the beds at mercy hospital the qualityof care is just awesome the really good news is I'm cancer free and I don't have to get a another colonasacapy for3 years I mean doctor sun is like surgical genius him and his surgical team are the best I recommended the Brooklyn surgery center

Machial Kreyner DPT. Needs to learn his patients with respect. Last week I was not treated with…read morerespect. At my last appointment last week I was not treated with respect. Guess what he lost a patient. Also guess what my new provider runs a better PT office.

Absolutely amazing doctor. He has been so helpful, super knowledgeable. Office is very clean and…read morefriendly staff

After an accident in December of 2025, where I was having trouble climbing stairs, after about 3 -…read more4 months of chiropractic therapy I am now able to climb stairs without pain. Thanks to the work of Brooklyn Spine and chiropractic care.

My name is Donna Trimboli. My experience at Brooklyn Spine Center began with an initial…read moreconsultation on April 21, 2026. During that visit, Melinda Keller reviewed my intake forms and sent me for three X-rays before continuing the consultation. I was required to pay $125.00 for the X-rays that day. After reviewing the results, I was presented with an approximately $7,000 out-of-pocket treatment plan. When I asked how my progress would be measured and what specific improvements I should expect, I left feeling that my questions had not been clearly answered. The office also felt very high-volume, with one assistant caring for numerous patients, on different machines at the same time. Having previously worked for a chiropractor, I left feeling that the experience was more focused on selling a treatment plan than on individualized care. After my visit, I posted a Google review describing my experience. Shortly afterward, Melinda Keller personally called me and asked me to return to the office. During my second visit, much of our conversation centered on my review and the effect it could have on her business. She then offered several spinal decompression treatments at no charge so I could determine whether they would help. I agreed. On May 11, 2026, the assistant positioned me on the spinal decompression table and started the treatment. According to the manufacturer's safety instructions for the decompression table, patients should be provided with a handheld emergency stop button before treatment. I was not given one. I was also left alone in the treatment room -- on a machine that requires close monitoring while strapped into a high-tension mechanized machine - which, according to the manufacturer's instructions, was not consistent with the recommended safety procedures. During the treatment, the table unexpectedly began pulling and jerking one side of my body downwards with tremendous force. I do not know whether the machine malfunctioned or whether incorrect settings were used. What I do know is that I repeatedly called out "Hello!" twice because I needed help, and no one came into the room. The force was so sudden and violent that it is one of the most frightening experiences I have ever had. Eventually, the machine stopped on its own, and I remained lying there frozen in shock, watching the timer count down to zero. When the assistant returned to unstrap me, I mentioned the machine acting erratically, but she offered no explanation - not even a raised eyebrow - just an awkward silence. Afterward, because I already knew something had gone wrong and was concerned about the pain I was beginning to experience, I agreed to a cold laser treatment in the hope that it might reduce inflammation and help minimize any injury. As someone who has worked extensively with medical lasers in my own profession, that seemed like a reasonable decision at the time. Before the cold laser treatment began, the assistant immediately handed me an emergency shut-off button and instructed me to use it if the treatment became too warm. That moment has stayed with me ever since. I had just completed a treatment on a motorized decompression table while alone and without an emergency stop button, yet I was promptly given one for a laser treatment where I could have simply sat up if I became uncomfortable. Approximately a week later, I emailed Melinda Keller explaining that I continued to experience significant pain and specifically asked what machine settings had been used during my decompression treatment. Instead of answering my question, or calling me to discuss what had happened, I simply received copies of my intake paperwork and X-rays. I never received the information I requested or any meaningful follow-up regarding the incident or my how I was feeling. I am currently undergoing medical evaluation. Until that process is complete, I cannot say exactly what injuries I may have sustained. I can say that I continue to experience pain that began immediately after this treatment. Pain that I didn't have before the treatment experience. This review reflects only my personal experience. Based on what happened to me, I cannot recommend Brooklyn Spine Center.

Dr Gaudino is an exceptional doctor who truly cares about his patients. He takes time to listen,…read moreexplain everything clearly and makes the patient feel comfortable. He has recommended treatment for the pain in my achillles that no other podiatrist has and it reduced my pain a lot. I would highly recommend Dr Gaudino.

Fantastic! He took care of me right away and we had a plan put into place. The office had an mri…read moreapproval within minutes.

Had endo apptmt for 7:15am on 2/5/24 and due to a billing error, account was showing that I needed…read moreto pay $6k co-pay for procedure. Instead of the receptionist helping sort it out...she yelled at me, "Sir! You need to decide what to do right now!" I had to tell HER to calm down and relax. Yelling at a patient! Yelling over $6k as though she is the one paying that outrageous amount. This is unprofessional. I am a patient. I can have a terminal condition and instead of some bedside manner I get barnyard animal attitude! It's customer and patient services. Have some professionalism or get a more appropriate job to the level of attitude with which you carry yourself.

Appointment was for a routine colonoscopy and endoscopy. I saw Dr. Vozick. He was extremely…read moreknowledgeable, made sure I understood everything that was going to be done, extremely friendly and empathetic, kind, and thorough. He is, quite literally, everything you want your doctor to be. Let's face it. The procedure is a little bit like going to the dentist. Nobody wants to go, but it's quite necessary. We're all scared, ummm.... sh*tless by teh procedure, but Dr. Vozick was calming and reassuring. Made sure I understood every step of the procedure. The preparation was still... ummm.. bad. But after the prep, Dr. Vozick made the whole thing easy peasey. I am *so* glad I went to him. I know it's weird to hear someone gush about a proctologist, but... he's the best!

Great Dr! Nice bedside manner,kind and makes you feel at…read moreease. Not like certain other Dr's. I'm glad he was recommended to me.

Dr. Ira Steinmetz is a Rare Gem in Doctors. My husband and…read moreI shuffled through doctors in Brooklyn to find him. Dr. Steinmetz is just a caring, understanding, well-mannered, humble, and gracious person. I have to say person, because he has to be such a person first to be a doctor with those qualities. Not to be ignored is his staff. His staff is just as courteous and understanding. I read reviews putting them down - but I beg to say, the person writing such a review, doesn't quite have an understanding of what to expect from an office staff in such a delicate yet fast-moving environment, attending to phones, patients, and any requests of the doctor... May Jehovah God bless Dr. Steinmetz and his staff, giving all of them good health and long life so they may take care of us who need them.