I can't thank you enough for the kind and generous support you and your staff gave me this past…read moreyear. Dr. David O'Connor and his staff was wonderful. Dr. O'Connor explained everything in detail, he did not sugar coat anything. I had some complications which he did tell me could happen but, it was corrected the second time and I had no problem with dialysis since. Dr. O'Connor you and your staff were part of my team in getting a new kidney. August 10, 2022 I received a kidney transplant. Thank you so much, Carlos R. Flores ‍

The entire team at Ivyrehab was beyond professional and empathic in the care they delivered to me…read more New to needing physical therapy, I was distraught and in fear of a life changing deficit. My primary therapist Dejan along with the entire team worked to ensure I optimized my rehab and was able to successfully manage my condition and am truthfully better now than I was even prior to the event requiring physical therapy. As a healthcare professional who has been at the corporate director level for a large hospital system, I can attest that the respect, encouragement abd care I received is, bar none, the best I have experienced in healthcare.

This is the best Physical Therapy. I have gone through four different places before IVY. So I have…read morea very good comparison opinion. They are very thorough. They are in tune to the individual not just what the books tell you to do.

A few months ago I lost part of my right thumb from a carpentry accident. Luckily Dr. Hari Iyer…read moregave me surgery and in about a month and a half my thumb was good as new. All the staff at his office (including him) were very friendly and helpful. Overall he was the best doctor I could've asked for and I would recommend him to anyone with a hand injury.

Dr. Hariharan Iyer is a phenomenal hand surgeon. I was referred by several surgical…read moreresidents--already a strong endorsement--and he exceeded expectations in every way. Scheduling was smooth, the office is equipped with great technology, and I always felt heard and cared for. His PA and nursing team follow him across locations, which creates a rare sense of continuity and trust. Although I was lucky enough to avoid surgery, I would've gone through with it under his care without hesitation. For any hand issue, Dr. Iyer is a 10/10--highly recommended.

Dr Han is, hands down, the most compassionate doctor. Makes sure you're comfortable during every…read moreprocedure. Explains things clearly. The office staff is friendly and efficient. My entire family uses their services. Highly recommend!!

Was referred to the Westwood office by my dentist. He had instructed them to just extract one…read moretooth. However, Dr. Genuth told me I needed an implant which costs an additional $2,888 plus the 3% credit card fee. This is where the problem begins. They have you pay before they do any work. So, if they cannot perform the work as anticipated getting your money back including the credit card fee is a major hassle. When my procedure was over, I asked for the $2,888 to be credited back to my credit card. I was told it would take a few days. It has been 4 days and 10 phone calls and still no credit. To make things worse I was informed the 3% credit card fee would NOT be refunded. This is illegal! When I informed the billing department, they were not aware of this and told me I was just getting a credit of $2,888. Any credit card fee that is greater than the fee the business pays is illegal. In summary be very careful that you do not get over charged.

Care especially when leaving the hospital- he should have more control over what happens after he…read moreis done. Office workers were okay. Dr Syed is a surgeon but I have had other surgeons like Dr Shah who is respected by the hospital staff.

Patient Abandonment by Neurosurgeon at Critical Moment…read more Dr. Goldberg evaluated my 82-year-old mother at Englewood Hospital for progressive spinal stenosis with severe neurological symptoms. Dr. Goldberg stated he would not perform surgery at Englewood Hospital due to concerns about post-surgical complications and the hospital's inability to handle them. Dr. Goldberg stated he would sign transfer paperwork anywhere, at any time, by anyone who asks to help facilitate transfer to a specialty care hospital. Then Dr. Goldberg disappeared. No explanation. No communication. No reassignment to another neurosurgeon. I contacted Dr. Goldberg's office requesting he follow through on his commitment. No response. My mother is now mostly wheelchair-bound with urinary retention and inability to move her bowels. She continues to deteriorate by the day. She is currently hospitalized with an unknown outcome. This could have potentially been reversed if Dr. Goldberg had not abandoned her at her most vulnerable time of need. This is patient abandonment. Dr. Goldberg, at my mother's most vulnerable time of need: will you help, or will you abandon her again? If you cannot trust a doctor to follow through on facilitating the care they themselves recommended, how can you possibly trust them to handle post-operative complications? Choose your neurosurgeon wisely. This review is based on documented facts and recorded statements. All claims are supported by verifiable evidence. Rating:

I was referred to Dr. Allert after I shattered my radial head, dislocated my elbow, tore ligaments…read moreand tendons during a horrific fall. My fracture is not common and many doctors would not see me. I had sent my x-rays to his office at Restoration Orthopaedics, and was called the next day to come in for a consultation. Dr. Allert spent so much time explaining what was needed to get my elbow stable! He even drew pictures of the joint. I was scheduled for surgery 3 days later. He operated on my elbow in Hackensack Hospital and replaced my radial head with a titanium joint. My recovery was without pain. Dr. Allert is not only an accomplished surgeon, but he is compassionate and empathetic. He immediately put me at ease! I am now 8 weeks post-op and I have been seen every 2-4 weeks to monitor my progress. I have no restrictions with mobility at this point. I am so grateful to Dr. Allert! I would give him a million stars if I could!

Dr Keller did my surgery a couple years back. she failed to tell me my left leg was shorter and my…read morehelp has a slight tilt now. she told my leg would be fine and my limp would go away with time since it was still "healing". truth is it only got wores until I did some research of my own and now I trying to fix the issue. point I'm trying to me is I think she got lucky doing my surgery and failed to let me know of the problems I'm dealing with now that weren't even spoken of at the time. She's supposed to be the professional but forgot to let me know about this ? is she as good as she says if she left that whole part put when she could've told me earlier but now I'm dealing with insane back in hip pain, which could've been all avoiided is she knew but she didn't. She's not that great of a doctor.

In 2019 Dr. Kaul saved my life. I had experienced the most gruesome trauma caused by a car hitting…read moreme on a sidewalk and completely de-gloving my left leg from the hip all the way down to the ankle. Dr. Kaul and his amazing trauma team put all their hearts not only saving my life but also saving my leg from amputation. Their office was extremely patient with my health insurance to get paid. It took 2.5 years to clear out all bills! I'm able now to continue my job as an ice skating instructor, which I love dearly. I'm forever grateful to Dr.Kaul

Dr. Kaul saved my husband's life. Not only is he a most talented trauma surgeon, he is a great…read morehuman being. We've been blessed with 17 years of a productive life, we're looking forward to many more!

He is extremely expensive and does not take many insurances. I had sticker shock when getting the…read morebill.

Office is conveniently located in Maywood, NJ. Very clean office and rooms. Lauren, Dr. Cohen's…read moreRN, is very helpful and pleasant to speak with, as well as the front office ladies. Dr. Cohen is fabulous, she took exceptional care of my MIL from the beginning of her diagnosis to the end of the reconstruction process. We have been blessed to have such wonderful providers taking care of her. If anyone has to go thru the reconstructive process due to cancer, look into this facility. I highly recommend them.

In 2010, Hackensack University Medical Center is where I had my fibroids removed with the, "DaVinci…read moremachine which is a robotic-assisted surgical system that is used to perform complex procedures with greater precision through small incisions. It works by giving the surgeon a magnified, 3D high-definition view of the surgical site while they control robotic arms with instruments from a console." Dr Michael Pitter (RIP) was my Doctor who performed this masterful work. The nursing staff was simply divine with their TLC, compassion and professionalism kindness towards me. I was preparing to have my Mammogram and Ultrasound done. However, I was informed by my scheduler at Columbia Doctors that I needed my images from my last mammogram (2014) with Hackensack University Medical Center. Today, nothing has changed with the remarkable, caring, positive staffers, that give TLC as their standard. A professional body of heartwarming staff at Hackensack University Medical Center. I called and requested my images. They returned the call the next day, and my images and report were ready. I drove to NJ, got my ticket stamped for free parking from the Breast Cancer Screening Center. Dropped off my images to Columbia Doctors on West 51st Street in the heart of Rockefeller Center and Radio City Music Hall (so cool). At the end of the movie, it was a joyous experience that made me feel truly gratefully happy and cared for by Hackensack University Medical Center and Columbia Doctors/NY Presbyterian Hospital. The great news is that my Mammogram and Ultrasound was negative. AMEN

After a grueling 10 hours in the ER hallway I was moved upstairs to a hallway bed for two days…read more There were ample discharges yet they still did not move me into a room. I absolutely give 5 stars to the day time nurses I had during my time in 3LW. The night shift I cannot say the same. I felt avoided and ignored entirely at night other than them waking me up for blood work and vitals roughly. For two days I dealt with nonsense and excuses just waiting for an MRI brain scan. Finally one of the APNs was able to escalate my MRI up about 8 hours earlier. I came to Hackensack because they're supposed to have an amazing triage process and broad range of care. I had seen and witnessed so many patients with non emergency issues coming to the hospital and passing me over for things they should be going to an urgent care or their normal PCP for. After 3 days I left with zero diagnosis or information about my condition. A complete waste of my time coming here.