I am so thankful for the help and care that I received at this location. All of the therapists were…read morepatient, caring professionals. They took great care in showing me how to do what is necessary to help with my pain and to avoid future back pain & injury.

Dr. Berliner is a a great neurologist. He helped me with my migraines and provides ongoing…read morefollowups to ensure a successful outcome. He is very friendly and professional. His office staff is courteous and super helpful.

I work in healthcare admin. Im amazed that people can give this "office" any decent review. This…read moreis a medical mill. One Dr confided in me "rules". They refer to eachother and visits can be only 20 minutes. These mills are the worse places you can go. Ur problem will get worse. U go from one "specialist" to another on different days under the same roof to drs who are salaried. They have to oblige by rules of not treating anything that they can milk your insurance for. Dr Harden is who I made my first appointment with. After 6 visits to different referring "doctors", nothing got done and I never met this woman. I'm interested in finding out more about her, and I will. I switched over easily and saw the Dr I should have seen from the start at Beth Israel. Are these drs on hospital staffs? All u need to do is see how chaotic this place is run. Patients coming and going real fast, staff overwhelmed. Go see it before you go to this disaster and end up sicker! I know how these places make money. You can be sure the drs here are not, but there's one laughing all the way to the bank. It's the owner. If I'm wrong, have Dr Harden schedule a meeting with me and I'll take this down with an apology. All the wasted insurance resources, the time, only to be treated like a dog! THIS IS A FAST PACED BUSINESS, NOT A DOCTORS OFFICE. It's DISGUSTING ON EVERY LEVEL. FYI: Drs don't make a lot of money anymore. The only way to get rich is to run mills that make u return repeatedly. U aren't supposed to refer to yourself, but if these drs are salaried, that's exactly what they're doing. Those are rules by the owner!

I love Dr. Harden. She has been one of my neurologists for the past 12 years. She is very…read moreknowledgeable, caring and attentive. I had sought a good neurologist that could treat my epilepsy as a result of my brain tumor for several years and she, by a long shot, has been the best! I am a registered nurse and look at all of my doctors with a critical eye, and she is certainly one of the best in all aspects! The office staff is also kind and respectful. Highly recommended!!!

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:

The Best Neurologist treating my Chronic Migraines. Since using Botox my migraines decreased by…read more85%. He can also do Cosmetic Botox, please don't hesitate and make an appointment, this doctor is excellent. He listens to you, cares and has a wonderful assistant that always make sure you are ok. I recommend him 150%.

From the owner: Board-certified neurologist Farhad Elyaderani, MD, offers specialized brain and nervous system…read moredisorder diagnosis and treatment at his modern, well-equipped offices in New Rochelle, New York. Dr. Elyaderani sees adult patients over age 18, who affected by neck and back pain, headaches, migraines, stroke, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, and other forms of dementia. His neurology expertise enables Dr. Elyaderani to diagnose symptoms ranging from dizziness, balance problems, and numbness to loss of function, visual disturbances, and seizures. He has extensive experience performing diagnostic procedures like electromyography (EMG), nerve blocks, and videonystagmography (VNG) and interpreting the results. Treatments Dr. Elyaderani uses include medications that slow down or cure neurological disorders, Botox therapy for migraine headache and cosmetic botox ,physical and occupational therapies. Dr Elyaderani is a speaker for Abbvie products across their Migraine portfolio. He actively  participates in clinical trials for dementia and headache disorders. He is advocate for dance and music for treatment of dementia. In addition to being a board-certified neurologist ,Dr. Elyaderani completed a neurological fellowship combining electrophysiology and neuromuscular/peripheral nerve disease...

This is the longest wait time we had for a doctor's appointment. I understand surgeon's busy…read moreschedule but waiting for more than 2 hours for just a follow up consultation cannot be justified with the delay . The surgeon tremendously did a good job on my husband neuro procedure but should give consideration seeing the patient on a reasonable time. Is it how it's being done to each patient by this office after the surgery? Hopefully a good turn out for the meeting up soon.

Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery…read more THANK YOU EVERYONE SO MUCH FOR MAKING ME FEEL AT EASE AND WELCOMED. On June 9 2023 I'm back at the office after my cerebral angiogram procedure/surgery done 2 weeks ago at North Shore Hospital, NY by Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery I walk in to the office and welcomed with smiles from Maharanie Manmohan (Front Desk) Margo McKenzie (Front Desk) & Rebecca Kingston (Front Desk). While checking me in we had a blast chatting. They loved my outfit that was custom made by a tailor in Nigeria. One of the 8 outfits my mommy sent to me. Also everyone looked amazing. What lovely ladies. Very professional, kind, warm and caring. The wait was not long at all. Keisha (Medical Assistant) came to get me. Very professional, polite and kind. She went through the entire process with me. Nice sense of humor which made me feel at ease for I was there for a brain issue. Later came Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery and Cindy Queliza - Nurse Practitioner. What a gorgeous lady. Dr. Thomas Link is hot as well. Cindy Queliza and I have spoken on the phone numerous times. First time we met in person. Well so since my aneurysm Feb 2008 at Bellevue Hospital. We all tried to get my records but unfortunately Bellevue records warehouse had burnt down years ago. Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery showed me the photos from the cerebral angiogram 2 weeks ago. I had another aneurysm below the one I had in 2008. The clip that was put on my 4th nerve where the 1st aneurysm which made me permanently blind is now corroding. Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery explained all my options in great detail so for my peace of mind I will have the cerebral angiogram again the coil embolization. This will prevent the aneurysm from rapturing. With this procedure there's a 5-9% chance of death or stroke. But I would rather have this done than have the aneurysm rapture at any time. Both Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery and Cindy Queliza - Nurse Practitioner where very compassionate, caring and patient in explaining everything in great detail. I felt I'm in great hands. So now I have a OGBYN surgery on July 18 2023. Neck surgery in August 2023. Will have the brain surgery cerebral angiogram again the coil embolization Jan/Feb 2024. This way to give my body enough time to heal. I want to thank everyone for making my experience not stressful, very professional, bringing smiles and laughs to me. Very much appreciated for it is a very traumatic time and thing to deal with. ALL LOVES HERES.

I am accompanying an elderly relative. This is the second visit and today's visit is for a test…read more We have yet to meet or speak to the doctor. The staff's attention and service to patients seems to vary on day, number of patients and weather. This review is tentative as we have yet to finish our visits, tests, etc...

By the time I met with Dr. Golzad, I had lost all hope. I had seen many doctors and rehabilitation…read morespecialists for a work-related Traumatic Brain Injury. I was suffering from many cognitive, psychological and physical problems. I had to walk with canes or walkers, I couldn't concentrate on conversations, and I couldn't finish the simplest task. I was given the impression that I wasn't going to improve and that the passage of time would only make my symptoms worse. I was frightened, isolated, and profoundly depressed. My wife heard good things about Dr. Golzad and forced me to see him. My first visit with Dr. Golzad was very different than anything I had experienced until then. First, he observed my gait. Due to my balance disorder I had fallen several times. I used walkers to go around. Dr. Golzad realized that I had developed an extreme fear of falling and that I needed to overcome before I could improve. He attached me to a harness that was rigged to an overhead trolley. He took away my walkers and asked me to walk. The harness held me up. After several steps, Dr. Golzad gradually loosened the harness and encouraged me to walk from one end of the hallway to the other without my walkers. Then he removed the harness and to my surprise I walked. Within several weeks of performing a series of exercises, my legs got stronger and my mind got over the paralyzing phobia that several falls after the TBI had left me with. I became capable of leaving my house without my walkers! Still, as I explained, the depression was profound. I had seen psychiatrists. I was proscribed one antidepressant after another. My depression was resistant to Prozac and other drugs. That left me feeling like a failure. My whole life had changed. I didn't want to be depressed. No one wants to be depressed. Dr. Golzad began regular injections of the drug Ketamine in his office. Music therapy and aromatherapy were part of the treatment. After several sessions, my incurable sadness lifted. I wanted to and did engage more actively in the various therapy sessions to improve my cognition. All along, Dr. Golzad had me take nutritional supplements. I began an intensive program of supervised neurofeedback-assisted cognitive remediation therapy. It took several months until I made enough progress to stop supervised therapy. I continue the exercises on my own. I have restarted projects and I engage in activities I had to abandon after my accident. I no longer feel isolated. I feel hopeful again. Just a few weeks ago I started a volunteer job in a chronic healthcare facility. In my experience, a TBI injury is devastating. A patient must get the right care. Dr. Golzad personalized my care, all of it. I needed a lot of help and I got it. I am so glad my wife insisted I try one more doctor and that doctor turned out to be Dr. Golzad. To my fellow TBI survivors, do not give up. Wherever you are in this country, find the right doctor. There is light at the end of a dark and scary tunnel.

Kind, compassionate doctor. Takes his time and really listens to his patients…read more Dr. Ahad has been treating me for migraines for many years and I highly recommend him.

First and only doctor to call me back after an appointment with a plan to treat a serious…read morecondition. He called me after the symptoms were discussed with other doctors on his own time to attempt to figure out what I was experiencing. He gave me precise instructions and elaborate explanations to absolutely correct my situation. I recommend him highly if you can get an appointment. He is a very experienced doctor who specializes in his field but isn't afraid to ask others to solve a problem he is not familiar with.

FRAUDULENT BILLING PRACTICES - VIOLATION OF FALSE CLAIMS ACT -…read moreThey are billing for a telehealth appt that NEVER happened bc I canceled due to TESTING POSITIVE FOR COVID. I have reported this office to TWO FEDERAL agencies for investigation and I will continue to report to as many as I can find are applicable. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. THEY WON'T CANCEL YOUR APPT EVEN IF YOU CALL INDICATING YOU HAVE FEVER I will be suing this provider and her affiliation Northwell Health if they think they can take advantage of a human who was trying to survive covid. They have threatened placing me in collections EVEN THOUGH A VISIT NEVER TOOK PLACE This garbage laura schoenberg used to be a good doctor. Now she is commiting phantom billing - A FEDERAL CRIME If she has done this to one patient then she has done this to more SAVE YOURSELF THE DISGUST I am doing EVERYTHING in my legal ability to have this office investigated

Dr. Schoenberg is the most caring, compassionate, and will do anything she can for her patients. I…read morehave been suffering from a disease for almost a year and a half. I have seen another neurologist but she wasn't very supportive and bedside manner weren't so good. Dr. Schoenberg was a breath of fresh air. I finally feel like I am on the right road to living a better life then I had before. Dr. Schoenberg said she wants to see a smile my face again and she is always in my corner. I'm always a crying mess when I call or go to the office. Hannah and Evie are so kind, helpful, attentive, and compassionate as well. They make you feel like a real person with feelings and not just a patient with money. She also was chair of neurology/epilepsy at what used to be LIJ which is now Northwell. She knows her stuff and will not let you down. She even hugged me after our visit and told me she is there for me always. She is an absolute angel. I am so happy I found her AND her office. If you need a neurologist she is the best. Trust me I work in the medical field and have worked with many doctors of all personalities. Just by how the staff acts I can tell they are treated well which is also important.

I called ahead of time to ask how much a visit with Dr. Inan Seniha, as I can't seem to figure out…read moreif my insurance will pay for a specialist visit without a referral (long story). The person on the phone told me $250, which is fairly reasonable. I was there for about 10 minutes tops, and the doctor really didn't do much (to be fair, by then, the issue seemed to have resolved itself). But it wasn't much different from what I saw on YouTube. Anyway, far from $250, this doctor charged $1,232!! You'd think I had surgery or something for that price. Do NOT trust what the receptionists tell you! I will certainly not be returning. If this invoice doesn't single-handedly explain how broken the U.S. health care system is, then I don't know what does. Honestly, I've had haircuts that were much more time-intensive and worthwhile than this visit, and the invoice is outrageous.

This office is profoundly unprofessional and shows blatant disregard for patients' time. I had…read morealready been forced to reschedule my appointment three times. Less than an hour before the scheduled visit, while I was literally on the train commuting from work, they attempted to reschedule yet again. I told them I was already en route, and the call abruptly dropped. No follow-up call. No explanation. I arrived, checked in, and was left sitting in the waiting room for 30-45 minutes without a single update. Only after wasting that time was I informed that the doctor would not be seeing me at all. I took early leave from work and commuted for absolutely nothing. What's most unacceptable is that no one acknowledged the situation or offered even a basic apology. This level of incompetence and indifference is staggering for a medical office. If you value your time or expect minimal professionalism, avoid this place entirely.